MicroStitch Tagging Gun Kit – Includes 1 Needle, 540 Black Fasteners & 540 White Fasteners (Starter Kit)

Got this, so when I wear shirts and my brawl sticks out, I can use this to hold it in place so my bra won’t show. Love it works perfectly. If you don’t have this, go get it.

So I tried this for the first time today on a very delicate blouse that tends to open a little too low for me. I dont like wearing camisoles underneath certain tops like this one so I gave this a shot and it worked wonders. Easy to use and you dont even see the clips in it. I am in awe of this thing and I will recommend it to anyone. This is an absolute lifesaver. No longer have to use pins!

It was a good idea but no executed properly. The needle makes a large hole so for light fabrics the “stitch” will just come right out. Haven’t tried with other fabrics because I feel like the hole it leave might be pretty noticeable with some of my clothing items

Perfect tool for quick on the go wardrobe adjustments!

I saw something like this on a YouTube video for mounting cross stitch on foam board. So I bought this to do the same thing. It worked great. You get the cross stitch squared up on the foam board and then put a Micro Stitch in opposite corners. Slowly add Micro Stitches around the board while keeping the cross stitch centered and squared. You do not have to turn the cross stitch over to add tape. So it takes one third the time to mount a cross stitch once you get use to the Micro Stitch gun. The cross stitch is held very firmly to the foam board. If the cross stitch material extends beyond the foam board and can tape the extra to the back of the foam board. You cannot see the Micro Stitches underneath a picture frame. Great product for mounting cross stitch and I am sure you can use it for other sewing projects.

So simple and quick! No need to have safety pins or even worry about sewing! Fix the issue in seconds! Also super easy to remove so the stitch is not permanent

Im not exactly one who gushes about an inanimate object. That said, get ready for some lavish applauds for the Micro Stitch. I use this great gadget almost daily and have purchased 20+ over the years. I keep one in my closet, at work, in a travel bag, etc. Ive also given scads away as presents. Each time the response is similar - How did I live without this thing? The Micro Stitch uses small plastic grommets, which are miniatures of those used to attach sales tags to clothing. Once an item is stitched in place, it usually stays until you pop it off. That may be the same day or. if its a pair of jeans, after many years of washing and wearing. (And always with no signs it was ever there!) I have used it to...anchor comforters inside duvets, cover large dry-cleaner style rolling carts in a fabric, fashion Barbie dresses. cure blouse gap, keep bra straps in place, secure scarves here-and-there for that casual look, shorten/hem sleeves and pant legs, etc.,etc., etc. Have I bent needles or jammed a gun? Yes, but only after theyve been around for a few years and gone through some brutal usage. BTW: With some practice it is possible to do an inside-stitch that CAN NOT BE SEEN on the outside. This makes it GREAT for creating hems that have a well tailored look. Gushing will now cease. :-)

What a genius idea! I used it to hold up my rolled up cuffs on my long sleeves. This held my look perfectly❤️ A must have for a woman’s wardrobe!!! I have not used it to conceal my gap on by button up blouses. Though, i am sure it will work like a gem.

My Family and I use this for shirts or dresses showing a little too much. Its a quick pull of the trigger and problem solved.

Good for tacking the fabric when you roll up your jeans or trousers. I used it when I draped a sweater over my shoulders so it didn’t slip off. I think it would also serve to ‘pin’ things to take for alterations. I might order some refills of the tabs so I don’t run out.