I have been searching for an article on invisible zipper application that I cut out of the July 2005 issue. It was a great method and I need it very soon. Can anyone help? Thankyou, Cheryl
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I located my lost article for the invisible zipper application. I'm so relieved as it saves so much time and is a great way to do it.
invisible zipper application
where can I find this article?
I have an invisible zipper webpage tutorial
I'm not sure if this is the method you are referencing. This page is actually replacing an invisible zipper, but the process is the same for new construction. The secret is to buy your zipper a couple of inches longer than your opening. Also, some folks press the zipper flat before installing. Reply to this or comment on my webpage if you need more help. Good luck!
http://www.learning-alterations.com/Invisible-Zipper.html
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