Just used it to Machine sew my binding on a pretty large quilt. I sew my binding to back then fold over to and sew. I used this under the binding after I turned it to the front. It worked like magic! No pins or clips needed! I don't think I'll ever be able to sew binding on without this, now that I've found it.

Better than any other product on the market for holding items in place without pins I love this product especially when making bag straps and putting in zippers. LOVE!!

I was desperate to get the binding on a quilt. Someone told me to glue my binding down, so I was looking for a water soluable glue and found stitch perfection tape in my sewing drawer. I forgot I had it! I hated the idea of putting glue on fabric, I heard it leaves spots. So I read the box of the Stitch Perfection Tape again and thought, I'm going to try this. It was incredibly easy to use, and my binding looks fantastic. I sewed it on with my machine, and it's even and straight and took me half the time. I'm going to show stuff this to my Quilt Guild.

Love this tape!! Very useful - Wish my Dealer would have in stock more often ????

I just finished working on a placemat project that required setting 12 pieces of gross grain ribbon on each placemat. The instructions called for a different brand, so I started with that. However, when I ran out of that I pulled Stitch Perfection Tape out of my supplies and continued the process with this instead. I had purchased this at a Floriani show a few months ago, but hadn't tried it yet. What a difference!! The other brand didn't stitch to the ribbon well and kept shifting. It was difficult to get the paper off and also had to be ironed on once set in place. The RNK Perfection Tape stuck well as soon as I placed it on the ribbon. The paper came off easily and no ironing was required. I took the pieces straight to my sewing machine and everything stayed perfectly in place. This is the only fabric tape I will buy now on.

I love this new tape! My first use was to hold the hoop in place when embroidering a logo on a shirt. Some of the 'residue' was left on the white shirt. But after I washed it, it disappeared. In another class, I used it to hold a zipper in a tricky part of a wallet! One of the students used the 'other' brand and when she saw how easy it was to remove the paper , she purchased the RNK brand and threw hers in the trash. You do not get these types of results with the 'other' brand!