SpraynBond Fabric Stiffener, 6.8 OZ (200mL)

I bought this to stiffen silk fabric for sewing. Silk is notorious for sliding around when you are working with it. This helps give it some rigidity and a little tooth, so it doesn't slink away from you. You do need to wash it out afterwards.

This product is a very handy washable fabric stiffener. It's perfect for textiles. I've used it on hand crochet pieces to add a stiff form, for quilting, embroidery, as well as applied it to the edge of cut knit fabric to aid in creating a cover stitch hem. It washes out. So much better than having to press in fusible interfacing for a hem or mixing up old fashioned heavy starch.

I have shirts that have V cutouts at the neck and the sides kept flopping over, which did not look very neat. I spray some of this on both sides and it stays put like it should look. I had tried another brand previously and it clogged up right away, but this one did not.

I do like this product, but the three stars is because it takes ALOT of this spray to get he yarn to fully be saturated. For a big project I would need several bottles. Maybe I’m not using it right? It does work great, just on the surface, and I noticed where I had my macrame hanging, by a floor vent, it has loosened up since it’s been warmer in my house. I was in a pinch and found this, it worked for the time being, and it was worth the price. There really isn’t a scent which is great because I can’t do harsh scents. It sprays out white so you can see where you are spraying and then dries clear. Eager to see if there is a bigger bottle, or if I am supposed to be doing something else fancy with this product during use.

I use it for stiffing up hair bows i make! it works prefect and and dries quickly.

Works good

I’m having a terrible time. It is very very hard to push the sprayer. Therefore making it hard to rate the product

This product is okay - it does stiffen fabric and yarn projects, but leaves a very white stain on anything that's not white, and doesn't hold with any real stability or firmness. I used these on some crocheted baskets I made that were really floppy. I hung them upside down and sprayed them until they were soaked, let them dry, turned them inside out and repeated the process a few times. I even bought a second bottle to really give this a fair shot. It did add some stiffness so the baskets stood up on their own, but they still flopped when moved or touched. Plus, it turned a blue basket into a chalky grayish color. Not really worth it for projects like this.