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๐งท Stitch smarter, not harder โ the invisible fix for every fabric emergency!
The MicroStitch Original Tagging Gun Kit is a professional-grade, handheld fastening tool featuring an extra-fine metal needle and a trigger mechanism for precise, damage-free attachment of micro plastic fasteners. This starter kit includes 600 white and 480 black fasteners, ideal for quick garment repairs, quilting, crafting, and securing delicate fabrics like hijabs. Its micro fasteners are sew-over compatible and easily removable, making it a versatile, time-saving solution for millennial professionals who value efficiency and style in their DIY and fashion fixes.










| ASIN | B001CE8JPQ |
| Brand | MicroStitch |
| Brand Name | MicroStitch |
| Container Type | Box |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 610 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00850054307132 |
| Included Components | Hand Needle |
| Included components | Hand Needle |
| Item Type Name | Avery Microstitch Tool |
| Item Weight | 0.09 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Avery Dennison |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 111870 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | 111870 |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Set Name | Kit |
| UPC | 097153111912 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Unit count | 1.0 count |
A**R
Excellent
Super gadget
J**S
Garment repairs
Great product highly recommended to others easy to fix garment repairs
A**R
Working OK but the plastic that holds the needle seems very fragile
Had trouble with this the first time I used it because the needle got stuck to the garment, but I now know that was because the needle lock wasn't in the correct position. However, the green plastic that holds the needle looks like it is chipped from one end, only after my very first use of the tool (pictures). Not sure if this is what it's supposed to look like but it seems fragile. Giving 4 stars because with the needle lock in place, it seems to be working well on my second use of it. Hope this lasts as I bought this hoping it will be more durable than less expensive options...
B**S
Very useful tracker, very ingenious.
Bought on a whim, but it has proved to be really effective and useful. Emergency repairs, temporary trouser turn ups, tacking for sewing machine. Very strong and and semi-permanent fastening. Recommended and very pleased. I wish that transperent plastic fasteners were available.
C**Z
This has made my life easier.
I love sewing and arts and crafts but have struggled with it lately due to the early onset of Arthritis. We brought a caravan last year that was new to us but needed just a little updating, and I also wanted to put my stamp on it to really make it mine. I managed new curtains as this was easy for me on the sewing machine but once finished I really wanted to tackle the upholstery but knew that managing the pins for this job would be difficult for me. Then I saw this little gadget come up on a deal page I follow, so I thought I would give it a go. It has been a game changer for me. Instead of fiddling with pins, I can quickly tack things in place with this so it is held ready for me to machine. I have never done upholstery before but so far I am pleased with the results. I still have a lot to do but thanks to this little guy I have confidence in myself to be able to complete it. Iโm putting before and after pics on to show my work. Get one of these tools if you are into sewing, and also it came in handy for a quick repair of an open seam while we were away. Saved the day.
A**R
Broken
Bought used. It is broken and didnโt work.
L**E
I've had mine a few years now and use it often and still works well.
Such a useful tool. Saves so much time.
C**C
Invaluable little tool
Actually bought this because I lost my first one, to help when making some curtains. It is a great alternative to pins for temporarily holding fabric in place. What I love about this is how easy it is to attach things, just push the needle through the fabric and pull the trigger. One thing to watch out for though, if there aren't enough layers of fabric, there can be a little movement and if there are too many layers, it can be difficult to cut them off afterwards.
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