Field's Fabrics White - 1/2" Fusible Knit Stay Tape - 0.5" X 25 Yards SewkeysE Extremely Fine Knit Interfacing Sold by The 25 Yard Roll (KST-01) M494.09

Great product. Helps stabilize knit fabric when sewing seams.

This stay tape is very easy to attach to your fine fabrics to help re-inforce seams where needed. The bonding is quick and doesn't come off in the wash. I use this brand all the time and highly recommend.

It works well. I thought the product should have been a little thicker, but I was making a hoodie, which is thick fabric. So really if I were sewing with a light weight fabric, the product is fine. Maybe I should double up the layer.

This is a necessary item for sewing knits. This along with stay tape combined keep the knits from stretching out of position. It also makes the knit fabric go through your sewing machine a breeze. Therefore I do not need to purchase a cover stitch machine!. Those are hundreds of dollars. These two items don't cost that!. You don't a cover stitch machine. High quality of both items. Easy to apply easy to use. I just put a folder towel on the table use my iron to apply the product. I don't know have to drag out my ironing board or use an expensive ironing wool pad. Easy peasy! I purchased the thinner product. All I had to do is stack it up on each other if I needed to double the width. Again fantastic stuff

I use this to fix small holes in my kids knit play clothes. Cut just a little square and it closes up the little holes and keeps them from getting bigger. It did take a little more pressure to adhere properly but it seems to be doing the job.

I love this product! First of all, I couldn't locate the Knit Stay Tape at a local well-known fabric retail store. Thanks to researching YouTube, I found out about it. Second, it works very well on light-weight jersey knit. I used it on the boat neckline of the top. Finally, the Knit Stay Tape was also used at the hemline which helped hold the shape very well. Only downfall is it's hard to determine the fusible side so PLEASE use a pressing cloth.

This works well on knit items that tend to stretch when sewing. It holds it in place. After many washes it comes lose at times, but that does not affect the garment as far as stretching.

This stuff is great it makes sewing jersey a breeze!