Would this work on ribbon to keep the ends from fraying?
1857190
I personally would hesitate to use it on ribbon. it wouldn't last very long. It's great for cross stitch fabrics because you will frame them and there isn't that much wear. I use it myself for cross stitch only though. I hope this helps.
33204
I used to make wreaths, and yes the edges do fray but it didn't bother me ... sometimes I will cut off a fray if it looks bad. It's so much cheaper than the finished edge burlap. IF you really wanted to seal maybe try the stop fray spray stuff. hope this helps.
1829117
Instead of cutting them, I would turn under the ends to get the required length. Fabric might fray otherwise.
108801
I had no problems with fraying when I trimmed mine. I hung it inside our skylights- if they are outside, the wind may produce more wear.
208864
No experience with tearing because I haven't had that problem. However, I am a seamstress, and I'm wondering if there isn't a type of fabric glue that would seal the edges and prevent further fraying. Check with a craft store such as Joann Fabrics or Michaels. Perhaps there are vinyl patches you could apply also.
578526
It will not fray. The material is kind of like the shelf/drawer liner you can buy that is rubbery and non-slip
131729
It'll stay. I haven't seen a fray since I've put it on. it's pretty solid glue.
1526761
I think it would become all frayed if you cut it. I folded it back over itself because I did not need the entire length.
2199984
No sorry it will not work on fabric, made only for paper and photos. I tried to use on ribbon once and that didnt even work.
1764822
My best guess is no. It IS fabric, which means it will fray at the edge unless it can be sewn back, either by hand or machine. I used a shower curtain liner as a water proof liner on a dog bed, but I did not cut it, I simply made a pocket and sewed on buttons.
477209
I think so. The problem some people had was with really small things like needles, pins, or beads, which would slip from one section to another and make a mess. I have used some for thread and some for ribbon.
1398270
I guess it would depend on the flowers and ribbon for the weight but these little guys are really strong. I am using them to hold on bedskirts. I think your ideas is great why not try one and see how it works. I think you are on to something. Good luck.
21959
Likely to he edges would fray unless you are crafty enoughto put a trim on it.
1097975
Yes, although you will need to use your own string or rope. In my case, I used left over ribbon. When assembling them, you will need to twist the bendable metal tie into a little hoop. Mine were definitely not perfect but it worked.
880545
I used finishing line so you couldn't see it but any pretty ribbon would work to :)
600752
I have been using this to remove grass from railroad ties that I use for edging & the string has never broken. Good luck with your project!
705859
Be very careful if you do this, the ribbon cable is ultra cheap. When I did mine, and I am an electronics tech, about a dozen wires broke, had to replace with hand soldered connections of individual wires. Wasn't a big deal, but I know what I'm doing, most people don't.