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Jun
14
Keep the edges of nylon webbing from raveling by burning the ends. The heat melts the fabric so it won’t ravel any more. Christine Sews tells how to do it. Go to the tutorial.
[tags]sewing, tutorial, burn, edges, synthetic, fabric, ravel[/tags]
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