Piping is not something anyone ever taught me to do – it has been trial and error, with several episodes of tearing out because of slippage along the seam line resulting in sloppy piping. I just got my best result ever on a very tiny piping in a quilt border seam, by using Lapel Stick.
We've all experienced an apparel challenge of one form or another. From curled up golf shirt collars, to loose hems or the dreaded pant cuff 'winging out'. Unless we had a needle and thread or a pin handy, we were out of luck.
As you will see from this segment of the Late Show with Craig Ferguson he could really use a Lapel Stick. Although, if he had one we wouldn't have this comedic segment.
I have been lucky enough to have product tested Lapel Stick for several months and I am thrilled at its ease of use and certainly its effectiveness - so practical! I am recommending it to everyone!
As long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to turn down my lapels on my shirts. Being a golfer, I sought out other golfers who faced the same challenge. Little did I know how this pursuit would lead me down many new and exciting paths. Every time I went to play golf my wife would ask me why I couldn’t turn down my lapels and why they wouldn’t stay down. I had no answer but we always referred to it as the ‘nerdy flip-up’ look.