Could you use a magnetic board and ruler with this? I think I need to use one to help me keep my place on the fabric.
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If you are asking if a magnetic board and ruler are good tools to use for keeping your place, then I would say 'yes'. I use a magnetic board and ruler, but it is not attached to the scroll bars. It sits on the table next to where I stitch. If on the other hand, you are asking if the magnetic board can be attached to the scroll bars, I would say that if the scroll bars are held up by a frame, that would work. If holding the scroll bars in your hand, stitching with one hand, then having the magnetic board attached to the scroll bars, it would add extra weight, and maybe be awkward and/or uncomfortable. If you are new to stitching, you may want to check out You Tube, there are a lot of videos with some very good information. Hope this was helpful!
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I just position it close to the wall (the widest part of the board. It really isn't a problem. I iron what I am going to wear most days and I love this .
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Sorry, I don't have that type of range so I don't know if it will work but I did try a magnet and the magnet sticks to the bottom!
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The neato is thourough, sometimes I want it to concentrate on a room that I need done asap, so if you put the boundary magnetic strip there it doesn't go in that room. I have one currently under my island in the kitchen, it can get stuck there every once in awhile.
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Suggestion: since it is probably too thin to sew, why not get some cheap vinyl placemats and cut a piece to size and stick it over the top of the cheap placemat? Then you can write/erase on it. Get creative and use fancy scissors on the edges and let a bit of the color of the other placemat show. I think it would be super-cute. I cut some of my leftover bits in to label shapes to use for jars...works great for this too.
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I think that would be hard. It is 3 very large sheets (think thick wall paper) that need to trimmed and lined up and then hung. I think it's probably really too thick for magnets unless you had a lot and they were very powerful. (It also comes rolled up.) I used wallpaper paste to apply.
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I have not tried it like you want to do. But I would think you should be able to do so. You should make sure the device is not to close to fabric
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I would say no. The magnetic paint is fairly weak. It worked well as the top layer (would hold 2-3 pieces of paper with a friggie magnet), but when I painted dry erase paint over it, the magnets would slide down the board. I did not have very good luck at all.
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My iron is too big to rest there. I don't find it sturdy enough. But the price for the board was cheaper than WalMart or Costco.
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wow what a great idea, however based on the texture on the top of the fishes, which will stop a foot from slipping, not so sure it would stop fabric. That said i would sure give it a try. you may be on the something
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I actually use a mechanical chalk pencil that I purchased at a fabric store. It has regular chalk in it, but it is a lot thinner since it is supported by the mechanical pencil. It works great on the labels and my chalk cloth table runner!
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I think you could because it is a fairly heavy fabric. I suggest you is the long pins to hold in place. They are recommended to get with the fabric.
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I would recommend a larger magnet. These are very strong for their size. But, that size is very small. You may be able to use several of these to accomplish your goal.
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Since this is a magnetic sheet other magnets may stick to it, but they may not as well. It depends on how the polarity is oriented between the two. You would be better off with a sheet of steel, a magnetic white board, or using some of the magnetic paint.
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Maybe get a pieces of velcro to extend from a hardware store or a craft store. I'm surprised it doesn't go around, I feel like ours was pretty big. Good luck.
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I would not recommend it, With the way the legs cross there is no comfortable way to sit at it and it is not that sturdy. I use it to hold my tabletop ironing board to use next to my sewing but would not try to do anything more than that with it.
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Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?