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I use this for shoulder seams too, and I really like it. I hadn't thought about using it in longer lengths. Thanks for the tip!
12/29/02 10:50 PM
This is a great idea Gigi. I'm always loathe to throw anything out that could still be useful!
12/30/02 0:09 AM
Hey, I've been wondering what to do with all those scraps I've been collecting. That's a great idea Gigi. Thanks for such a great tip!
12/30/02 2:58 AM
Great idea! I also cut 2" wide strips along the lengthwise grain, as they are the perfect size to stabilize the vents on skirts. Its a good way to use all those leftover bits.
12/30/02 1:36 PM
Great idea Nan! I gues the idea would be to cut whatever width you use most.
12/30/02 1:54 PM
I've been trying to find fusible stay tape with no luck. Not sure if its available in Oz. Now I don't need to keep looking. Thanks.
5/13/03 4:14 AM
This is a fabulous tip! Wish I read it before I recently threw out all those scaps...
2/19/05 6:38 AM
Thank you ! YOu just saved me 11 bucks! I do cut 1/2 and 1 inch wide for the side seams and hems of knits but I was looking for some fusible stay tape for roll lines and v necks. It NEVER occured to me to use the ones I already have!! GREAT idea.
3/19/06 6:20 PM
fantastic idea.
9/27/07 7:13 AM
Great tip! I need some stay tape, but will try this first.
10/13/10 6:37 PM