does this work on yarn to help secure knots so they won't come out?
243612
It won't be strong enough. I use E6000 for stuff like that. You can get it here on Amazon for a good price.
243613
According to manufacturer, it forms a permanent bond on ribbons, trims, appliques and more to fabric, but they do not specifically mention yarn.
243614
I have been using it to secure notions after sewing on. I just dot the knot with a bit of this.
243615
Yes, it should work well to secure yarn knots. It will stay flexible & waterproof. I use it to seal frayed ends on fabric all the time, especially on nylon straps when I cut them. Put a thin layer on, then work it in the fabric with a toothpick & wipe off excess, and when its semi-dry after several minutes, gently squeeze the fibers together with your finger tips to compress the fibers so the edge is nice 'n compact. Let dry for several days.
728870
It is very thin cord, so a little knot isn't noticeable. I've also used a little super glue and rolled the end to a point, if I need to avoid a knot.
1630416
I have used a detangling spray on mine before, I think it all depends on the texture of the wig on how greasy it can make it. They make wig sprays for this so I'd try this first if I were you, this is a pretty fine wig so it might work better. As far as knots go I always make sure to hang my wigs as soon as I take them off and always start detangling at the ends and not the roots with a wide tooth comb. Hope this helps!
1832847
We just use a bucket. It doesn't matter at all, the knit cord is all that needs to go into the solution. Dipping the cord straight down & lifting it straight up without getting the loop all tangled is the main idea. Container could be many different shapes or sizes & still accomplish that.
676656
Yes, it is possible to tie a knot using the bands to temporarily shorten them for specific exercises... and doing so will not damage them. But, the knot will tighten with each pull and stretch making it very difficult to loosen it... and struggling to do so, will stress the elastic... That will, eventually, cause damage to the elastic bands.
1715828
I wouldn't, only because of the type of plastic and the fact that you have liquid and air in the sleeve, may pop it open! Works great just tying them up, make sure your knot is tight or you will end up with leakage.
1533766
No, not if you slow it down when you see the knot coming. It is a great tool. Lots of power, nice features.
1020090
No, this just holds your project in place when it is to thick for the hoop. The glue would get on your needle and thread. It would also stay under your stitches and distort your stitches when you pull it off.
605186
I've not had a problem with it coming undone but I use a few different type of knots
1000431
I used this for decoration in a capey way, and did not cut it. It's gone now, so I can't answer honestly. HOWEVER, if I remember right, the knots are KNOTS, and not like knitting or crochet.... So I do not THINK it will ravel..... Sorry I can't help more !Joline
2144985
Try spraying a little Teflon on the rope. The rope sometimes stick together from being wound too tight.
1136145
This stuff does not stretch, so hook set is no problem. I have had it on my reels for years and it just does not seem to wear out. In clear water I use fluorocarbon leaders. Some times it can be a slight problem because it is too strong to break off if snagged. I prefer the high vis yellow so I can still see it if there is a tangle. Have fun.
2101662
Yes, you need some rope to secure your Looj...mine has a remote command to control it forward and backward but it can get stuck in too much pine needles and then you need the rope to pull it back to you. I use a cheap plastic cord.(RED) 100 Yards per Roll PLASTIC CORDING Gimp Lacing Cord for Jewelry, Beads and Plaiting Crafts - 1 Roll Plastic Cord - COLOR RED -
1587852
Try their Q Knot original. I think they made Q knot "pro" to be tighter for pro use or someone need it to be more securer for heavy duty use. Anyway, their q knot original is much easier to use and you will use it to tie everything.
2046707
No, it does not provide anyway for tying on the corners of a duvet cover and I double checked with my wife to make sure I was answering your question correctly. I hope this helps.
706078
I have never used it for that, I used on towels and fleece.I don't LOVE it on fleece but you can embroidery on it and not see the stabilizer on back of blankets.
616332
I am fairly sure it will. I haven't tried knit specifically but it will adhere gauze for sure.