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DIYers (question about cutting ribbon)

missexcited Posted:

DIYers (question about cutting ribbon)

When you cut a ribbon is there anything u can put at the end to stop it from getting loose?

roan126 Posted:

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When I was cutting ribbon I started using a very sharp scissors, and I didnt have that problem anymore.

missexcited Posted:

Re: DIYers (question about cutting ribbon)


Posted by roan126

When I was cutting ribbon I started using a very sharp scissors, and I didnt have that problem anymore.



Thnx
Aug07OFCbride Posted:

Re: DIYers (question about cutting ribbon)

i had the same problem and ended up getting so annoyed, I used a different type of ribbon that didnt fray. but they have product at craft shops that stops fraying too, that ppl suggested to me. and some ppl use clear nailpolish i think.

GL!
mRm2008 Posted:

Re: DIYers (question about cutting ribbon)

Dritz Fray Check. It works wonders and its clear so you can use on ribbon or other fabrics that are light colored. You can get it at any sewing store for example Joann Fabrics. Its about $2 a bottle and will last you a while!
betani Posted:

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pinking shears will work, but then you'll have a zig zag on the end (good if you like it, bad if you don't). the product someone above suggested works too. for me, i would dip the ends in some watered down elmer's glue and let it dry (use a test piece first to make sure it doesn't stain).

iwannabmrsD Posted:

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as betani said, pinking shears are u'r best bet if u can' use a fray stop or fraycheck..

xBrunette Posted:

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i use a fray stopper.. it goes on clear and dries up clear... i like it.. it get a little messy at times.. but the bottle is cheap and last a longgg time...

bemyyoko Posted:

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nice sharp scissors usually work unless you have a very finiky ribbon... in that case you can get the product listed above or use watered down elmers glue. (use the clear glue)

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