I believe I have some of this in a drawer. It is for drapes, mostly for a valance. It lets you use a cheaper, narrow rod. You thread this through your large pocket then put the narrow rod behind it. Gives your valance more body. I believe I got mine years ago from Country Curtains.
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If it is cloth but feels kind of like paper too, I think it might be the cloth they use for drapes, to make them stiff where the pleats are. I really don't know what else you would use this for unless you cut it into perfect squares and made string quilts, very small string quilt blocks.
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Try to join two pieces of batting with it. It may be that is what it is for
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I used it once to line a drapery tie-back, it's expensive stuff.
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I use to make my own cloths and I bought what looks like this for collars - waistbands and cuff s stiffener.
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Originally Posted by Janette
(Post 6076653)
I believe I have some of this in a drawer. It is for drapes, mostly for a valance. It lets you use a cheaper, narrow rod. You thread this through your large pocket then put the narrow rod behind it. Gives your valance more body. I believe I got mine years ago from Country Curtains.
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It is for making drapes. It is called pleaters tape.
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Looks like header tape for drapes to me also.
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Originally Posted by piepatch
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It looks like a tape for a drapery header to me.
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looks like backing for emb machines on golf knit shirts
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