Sewing Techniques
Tape Measure 150 cm neon pink
€1.90per piece
Unit price €1.27 / m · incl. VAT, plus shipping
Tape measure in neon pink running 150 cm, printed over both faces: centimetres along one, inches along its other. Its strong neon pink stands out over a cutting table among fabric scraps.
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Description
A tape measure ranks among those items people constantly hunt for — one in neon pink turns up faster than a white one. Its strong neon pink stands out over a cutting table among fabric scraps. Its 150 cm covers every body measurement, hips plus chest across larger sizes too.
Both faces carry printing: centimetres for patterns drafted across Europe, inches for American or British instructions. That spares you converting, plus every mistake conversion invites.
This tape bends readily enough around an arm or waist, while staying firm enough that it will not sag mid-measurement. Store it rolled rather than folded — creases distort a scale over time.
What Maßband 150 cm Neonpink cm/inch is suitable for
- Taking body measurements for patterns plus alterations.
- Measuring fabric lengths over a cutting table.
- Following instructions quoting inches, without converting anything.
- Replacing a stretched or worn-out tape measure.
Frequently asked questions
Why print both faces?
Because patterns drafted across English-speaking countries quote inches while European ones quote centimetres. Carrying both scales removes conversion, plus one frequent source of error.
Does 150 cm cover everything?
Across body measurements yes, larger sizes included. Only very long fabric lengths measure better by folding rule, or by laying your tape repeatedly while marking between.
Will this tape stretch over time?
Inexpensive plastic ones may, whenever pulled hard repeatedly. While measuring, lay it against rather than drawing it tight — its scale then stays reliable for years.
How should I store it?
Loosely rolled, neither folded nor knotted. A crease pulls that scale apart locally, until your tape eventually reads a few millimetres out at that point.
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