I have used some stuff called Fray Block on material. It''s pretty strong because I used it on some material that was taking some serious wear (made short flags for practice and performance).
I learned this trick from dance class and having to sew the ribbons on my pointe shoes. Take a lighter and very carefully put at the end of the ribbon. Just very lightly go back and forth until the frayed ends are gone.
I like the inverted "V" idea from Indy (must go try it!) but I did a few of my ribbon samples with a tiny brush of clear nail polish to the very edge and it worked like a charm...just give them plenty of time to dry as well as air out...you don''t want them to stick to anything or have a waft of nail polish smell be the first thing that hits your guests when they open the invite!
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