Lyle Slipper Grippers 12"X14" 2/Pkg-Natural W/White Grippers

This is exactly what I needed for my crocheted slippers. I good amount of material for about four medium size slippers or two large size, and maybe have scraps for a couple pairs of baby slippers. I have affixed this to one pair of slippers so far and it definitely does the job to keep from slipping on hardwood floors. I learned that maybe sewing them on is a better option because the glue I used didn't hold for very long. My only issue is the material tends to thread out. I will try my hand at folding up the edges before sewing them on. Overall I am quite satisfied and I will be purchasing more.

This is a thick/stiff fabric. If I were a sewer this would get 5 stars. But I had to cut and use fabric glue to adhere to bottom of my 9mo old's footed sleepers. Fabric has begun to fray, but it's intended purpose is to be sewn on. Would love it if they could make an adhesive fabric!

I use this grip fabric on the bottom of the baby booties I make for my son. I love how unique it is with the feet instead of just plain dots. It is pretty expensive for how much you get. But unfortunately no where around me sells it so I will continue yo purchase it because it is a great product!

I used these on my reusable pads (glad rags) to help them from slipping around while wearing them. They seem to work OK, not 100%, but much better than without them. They were easy to cut and glue in place.

I bought these b/c I had a hard time finding gripper socks to fit my 13 month old. There wasn't much product info for these posted on the website. Also, there are no directions or guidance that comes with the product.The package contains 2 squares of fabric with a TOTAL of 243 grippers. I used 6 grippers per sock, so this would last for 40 socks (or 20 pairs).I'm giving a 2-star review b/c they lost their "gripper" ability after about 2 months and my little one began slipping on the kitchen floor again.

There were no instructions for this product....tried to figure out a way to attach this to knitted slippers. After reading other reviews decided not to try sewing but did cut out the little feet and glued them to the soles of my knitted slippers with wood glue. These are for my grandson so hope this works! Luckily I only bought 2--will try to sell them at my yard sale and specify they are only good for sewn slippers

I would rather have something easier to attach, other then sewing them on. So I am painstakingly cutting out each little foot pattern and using a glue that is washable. Hope it works.

The grip is very good on this material, however to sew it by hand was hard, I did fix my childs slippers 5 pairs, but did have a hard time. So if you think this is easy, don't.