Yarn Ends
I started using Fray Check on the ends of my purses that I designed and sold. I use Nylon Yarn to create my purses and the ends of the yarn would start to unravel so I had to find something to stop the unraveling. I found Fray Check it is a life saver for my purses that is.
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I live in South Carolina. I am originally from the West Coast (California). My husband and I have 7 kids
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Poetry,
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Splendor In the Grass,
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One Night With
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Bella,
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Piercing The Darkness,
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The Seer,
God Encounters,
Seeing Jesus As He Really Is,
The Armour of God,
Dancing With Destiny
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What exactly is this and where do I buy it?
Hi Trudels,
Fray Check is a clear liquid that comes in a small clear plastic bottle. It is good for when you finish weaving in your ends and you may have some ends that unravel, you dab a little bit of the Fray Check on the ends and let it dry. It works wonders. I purchased the Fray Check at Wal-Mart in the Fabric Dept. You may be able to get it at any Fabric or craft store. I hope this helps.
Becca