Trimits Round Plastic Bead Trim - Gold

Use a strong thread that matches the bead color or fabric. Sew through the fabric on either side of the bead strand, ensuring your stitches go through the fabric and not just around the beads. For added security, double your thread.

While it can be used, always ensure the trim is securely attached and consider potential choking hazards for very young children if beads were to detach. Supervision is recommended.

Use sharp fabric scissors to cut the trim to the desired length. Cut between the beads or along the connecting thread for a clean finish.

Due to the plastic material and potential for color fading, it is not recommended for outdoor projects exposed to weather elements. It is best suited for indoor crafts and apparel.

The beads are typically sewn onto a fabric or thread backing. You can carefully cut the connecting threads to remove them, but this may leave small stitch holes in the backing material.

A good quality polyester thread is recommended for durability and strength. Match the thread color to the beads or the fabric for a seamless look.

Use a finer sewing machine needle and a slower speed. Consider hand-sewing for delicate areas or if snagging persists.

Ensure the item was laid flat to dry. Gently reposition beads if necessary while damp. Avoid wringing or twisting.

Keep finished items stored away from direct sunlight. Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals or prolonged heat.