Fabric fastening gun
£ 3.89 – £ 14.00Price range: £ 3.89 through £ 14.00
- Hem and fasten fabric without needle and thread
- For textile fixes and craft projects
- Includes 1,000 tags and 5 spare needles
Description
Need to hem or fasten fabric quickly without sewing? A fabric fastening gun inserts small plastic tags that hold layers of material together, making it useful for temporary and practical solutions.
It can be used to shorten curtains, shower curtains and trouser legs or to fasten other household textiles. The gun is also useful for craft projects, decorations, fabric samples and other tasks where materials need to be held temporarily in position.
This solution is best suited to situations where speed and practicality matter more than a completely invisible finish. To remove the fastening, simply cut the plastic tags and separate the fabric layers again.
The gun is operated by hand and requires no batteries. The pack includes 1,000 black and white plastic tags and 5 spare needles.
- 1 fabric fastening gun
- 500 black plastic tags
- 500 white plastic tags
- 5 spare needles
- 1,000 tags in total
The black and white tags allow you to choose the colour that is least noticeable against the fabric or material.
- Temporary hemming of curtains and trouser legs
- Shower curtains and other household textiles
- Craft projects and decorations
- Fabric samples and temporary positioning of materials
- Simple textile fixes where sewing is not required
- Position the fabric layers where they need to be fastened.
- Carefully pass the needle through both layers of fabric.
- Squeeze the handle to insert a plastic tag.
- Continue at even intervals until the fabric is held as required.
- Cut the tags when you want to remove the fastening.
Start with a few tags and check the result before continuing along the full hem or project.
The fastening gun is mainly intended for temporary hemming and practical joining of fabric and other suitable materials. The plastic tags may remain visible, so this does not replace conventional sewing when a permanent or discreet finish is required.
The fine needle is designed to reduce the risk of obvious marks, but different fabrics react differently. Test it first on a small, inconspicuous area of delicate, thin or tightly woven materials.
Avoid placing tags where they may rub directly against the skin. Remove cut tags carefully so that no loose plastic pieces remain in the garment, fabric or craft project.
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