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

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  • Leticia Godinez

    > 3 day

    Highly recommend If you a busty woman who doesn’t like a lot of cleavage showing this really helped

  • Crafter1955

    > 3 day

    Love this for a number of uses.

  • Cellochick

    > 3 day

    I gently used this for two months- and I really do mean gently used. I was so sad when out of the blue the entire tip of the gun broke off today. It’s now useless. Up until today, I would absolutely find an occasional but necessary garment for it to tailor. My chest is a larger size than my waist and hips; I loved how useful it was to secure and quickly tailor my tops using this stitching gun. I reached out to their customer service today and will update my review if they send a replacement. Hopefully they reply and send a replacement. Maybe I just got a lemon? In the meantime, I can’t say it’s worth shelling out this money having broken so quickly and with no customer service guarantee.

  • Just Nina

    > 3 day

    Will never take the place of a proper tailor but will help you with a quick fix. Needle is thin so it really doesnt damage fabric but of course if you suspect fabric is delicate then do not use. So far loving it!!! Highly recommend.

  • Kathleen M. Rotondo

    > 3 day

    Did not come in original packaging. Did not come with any instructions.

  • JO

    > 3 day

    Throw in the dance bag or your little performers emergency kit because this is a life saver. Easy and quick repairs to costumes and headpieces.

  • Franz Hermann

    > 3 day

    Love this ! I just hate when it jams because it will . But absolutely love this

  • Athena

    Greater than one week

    I havent sewn much since I purchased this item and until I thought of a new use it had been more of an out-of-sight-out-of-mind victim than a useful tool. I find walking around the bed, up one side and down the other, over and over until the bed is finally made very tiring and often wished for an easy way to keep the various layers together. I thought the blanket pins purchased here were the answer but theyre difficult to get through layers, even with some sharpening, and they do poke holes in the sheets, so their use is limited to certain spots. I thought Micro Stitch might be the answer but the tacks arent long enough to fasten several layers. Where Micro Stitch has excelled is on the bottom-most layers. I was able to tack the fitted sheet to the mattress pad all the way around and the top sheet to the bottom sheet all the way across the bottom and partially up both sides. There is some straightening that has to be done in the morning but its far less now, and I find the tacks are easy enough to remove although there is a dedicated tool for the purpose if you dont mind paying the difference to purchase it from a source in Great Britain.

  • Janie

    > 3 day

    Its ok in a pinch

  • Rebecca Patton

    > 3 day

    Love the idea of this product. I use this to pull the gap together on shirts that are a little more revealing than I would like or the fabric pops up and gives a glimpse to what’s underneath lol. Saved me a few times already from showin the girls in the office with my button down shirt!

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The Avery Dennison MicroStitch is a complete retail package, sold with the tool, over 1,000 clip fasteners and an instruction manual. This kit supplies you with 600 white and 480 black tiny fasteners. The MicroStitch is an attaching tool that requires no pins, no glue and no large tacks. This is the crafter"s choice for basting quilts, repairing fallen hems, hemming drapes, tailoring garments, tacking appliques, assembling frame keepsakes or just decorating crafts. This hand held attaching gun is easy to use and applies a micro plastic fastener that can be sewn over. This fastening tool is also ideal for quick clothing repairs. This tool features a small, extra fine needle, a durable metal feeding mechanism and a trigger that is easy to squeeze. The MicroStitch can be used on fine fabrics and the tiny fastener can be easily removed with a quick pull or snap.

Specifications:

  • Class: Micro
  • Actuation Type: Manual
  • Loading Type: Clip

Compatible Fasteners Include:

  • 11/64" (4.4mm) White Micro Fasteners (PN: 11172-0 | ASIN: B0C3MW94J7)
  • 11/64" (4.4mm) Black Micro Fasteners (PN: 11173-0 | ASIN: B000YZCS3S)
  • 11/64" (4.4mm) Black & White Micro Fasteners (PN: 11186-0 | ASIN: B0C3MVXWG3)
  • 14/64" (5.4mm) White Micro Fasteners (PN: 11184-0)
  • 14/64" (5.4mm) Black Micro Fasteners (PN: 11185-0)

Compatible Needles Include:

  • PN: 11215-0 (1 needle in a package)
  • PN: 11041-0 (4 needles in a package)

Microstitch User Instructions

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Removing the needle guard

  1. Remove protective needle guard before using.
  2. ALWAYS cover needle with guard when tool is not in use.

Loading micro fasteners

  1. Insert the long end of the round connecting bar on the micro fastener clip into the round guide slot at the top of the tool.
  2. Gently push the micro fastener clip into the guide until it “clicks” in place. Be careful not to distort the individual fasteners. The tool is ready for use.

How to remove a partially used clip

  1. Squeeze the trigger all the way.
  2. Pull the clip out of the round guide slot.
  3. Release the trigger all the way.
  4. Check the partial clip for damage before re-loading.*

*Always discard clips that have micro fasteners that are out of place, distorted or damaged. A damaged clip can cause feeding or jamming problems.

Inserting micro fasteners

Push the needle of the tool through the items to be attached.

Hold the material firmly against the front of the tool and squeeze the trigger completely.

Release the trigger.

Withdraw the needle and tool from the material.

Material is now securely attached.

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Installing needles

  1. Place the needle, point end first, into the needle guard.
  2. Turn the needle lock towards the front of the tool as shown.
  3. Insert the needle with the needle slot aligned with the slot in the tool.
  4. Once in place, turn the needle lock 180° back towards the rear of the tool.

Removing Needles

  1. Place the needle, point end first, into the needle guard.
  2. Turn the needle lock towards the front of the tool as shown.
  3. Slide the needle out of the tool.

Helpful tips

  • Make sure needle is pushed all the way through fabric.
  • Keep layers smooth and flat while fastening.
  • When basting a quilt, use a basting grate or quilting hoop for fabric support to eliminate the need to put your hand under the quilt.
  • To remove the micro fasteners, use blunt-pointed scissors, cuticle clippers, or a quick pull with your fingers.

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