[amayausers] Re: stitch covering for children/baby clothing
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Thanks Mary! I found what I am looking for at both places you mentioned. John
Deer (http://www.adorableideas.com) refers to it as a "fusible no show mesh".
Floriani (http://www.rnk-inc.com) refers to it as "Dream Weaver Fusible." What
I found interesting is that Floriani claims their product is not a stabilizer
but it is to be used in conjunction with a stabilizer to keep delicate garments
from shredding. They state their product stretches with the fabric so the
drape of the fabric is not affected. John Deer claims that their no show
fusible mesh can be used as a stabilizer in the event that adhesives cannot be
used. They both claim they also can be used to cover the underside of stitches
to prevent skin irritation. Do you have any experience with the two? It
sounds to me that one is more stretchy than the other? It this the case or am
I just reading two different descriptions of essentially the same product?
Thanks
Josh
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