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Binding edges: Use twill tape in place of bias tape for binding edges. Just fold it around the edge of the fabric and sew in place. Consider this for finishing interior seams.
Casings: To form a casing for a drawstring or elastic, simply sew either long edge of twill tape to the fabric, leaving a hole through which you can insert your elastic or drawstring.
Stabilizing seams: When using stretchy fabrics, like knits, use a little twill tape to stabilize the seam and keep it from stretching out of place. For a shoulder seam, for example, you would sew a strip of twill tape to the wrong side of the back fabric piece and then sew that to the front fabric piece.
Hemming: You can use twill tape as you would hem tape.
Sturdy ties and straps: Twill tape is often found on hospital gowns and other garments as ties.
Snap tape: If you don’t have a snap setter, twill tape might be really handy for putting in a row of snaps. It is nice and sturdy to withstand the constant pull of opening the snaps.
Decorative use: Use in scrapbooking, around candles or as a creative finish on just about anything!
Hang Tags/Product labels: If you make your own stuff to sell, or even if you keep it, you might want labels for it. Have some cute ones printed up on twill tape.
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