50 Everyday Uses For Velcro

Convenient Stick-On Velcro Tape :

1.        Bundle computer and electrical cords

2.       A fastener for  purses and totes

3.       To fasten a gaping blouse

4.       To fasten cabinet doors

5.       To attach battery operated lights

6.       Craft projects

7.       Removable shelf labels

8.       Secure spare keys in a hidden place

9.       Backpack fasteners

10.   Repair shoe straps

11.   Affix cussions to a couch or chair

12.   Affix cussions to lawn or deck furniture

13.   Lampshade covers or trims

14.   Attach remote control to the TV or stereo

15.   Attach pens or markers to a white board

16.   Attach Christmas lights or garlands and wreaths

17.   Attach car mats

18.   Attach the water bottle to your bike

19.   Wrap your pants leg while biking

20.   Hang laminated lists and charts on the refrigerator

21.   Hang signs, posters, or banners

22.   Add embellishments to scrapbook covers

23.   Attach seasonal décor, bows and ribbons

24.   Wrap around wrapping paper rolls

Heavy Duty Velcro Tape

1.        Secure items in the RV

2.       Secure items to the dashboard

3.       Hang tools in a handy place

4.       Hang a picture

5.       Secure a Rug

6.       Tie up plants in the garden

7.       Organise & unclutter tools

Sew-on Velcro Tape or Iron-on Velcro Tape

1.        Kitchen appliance covers

2.       Add valances and trims to curtains

3.       Car seat covers

4.       Baby bibs

5.       Pet Clothing

6.       Doll Clothing

7.       Removable pillow covers or duvet covers

8.       Attach scouting badges

9.       Home decorating – embellish ready-made items

10.   Halloween costumes

Attach a dust ruffle

Sew and Stick Velcro Tape

1.       Shelf trims

2.       Sink skirts

3.       Attach a table cloth

4.       Fabric wall hangings

Hem Fix Velcro Tape

1.        Repair hem

2.       Small rips

3.       Attach loose buttons

4.       Repair split zippers

Did you know:  Velcro was invented by Swiss inventor George de Mestral  and patented in 1955.  The French word Velcro is a combination of velure and crochet.  A big thank you to Mr. Mestral for making our lives better!