How many inches wide is it - I lay my knits out to dry and want to know how many I can dry at a time. thanks
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About 22 inches wide... I hang mine on plastic hangers., but the width would probably be ok for a small to large size sweater.
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The area for laying out items is 22 inches wide. I hang most of my laundry, using the inside width of 20 inches. Hope that helps...
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I wouldn't recommend this for your knitting, especially not for yarn. It has a smooth bottom, but it's got uneven edges on the sides that I think could snag stuff. Plus, I dislike this because it's top heavy and wants to tip over all the time. I put what I thought were heavy tools in the bottom, like hammers, small saws, wrenches, etc, and it still wants to tip over! That's just my take. I think perhaps I'd try something different.
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The piece I bought is one yard long and is a tubular knit that is 27+" wide fold to fold so is 54+" wide in total.
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I own many of these containers to store knitting yarn in. Living in the South, moths are an ongoing concern. The Sterilite 'Show-Offs' come in three sizes, with, incidentally, several different color tops and latch configurations (the downward latch is the most secure) on see-through bottoms. The small Show-Off measures approximately 6"x8" and counting the lid, 7 inches deep. I rip off the labels as soon as I receive the boxs so my measurements are 'approx.' The medium Show-Off is approx. 8"x13" and 7' deep. The largest Show-Off is approx. 8"x12" and is 11.5" deep. Hope this helps. I own many of these containers to store knitting yarn in. Living in the South, moths are an ongoing concern. The Sterilite 'Show-Offs' come in three sizes, with, incidentally, several different color tops and latch configurations (the downward latch is the most secure) on see-through bottoms. The small Show-Off measures approximately 6"x8" and counting the lid, 7 inches deep. I rip off the labels as soon as I receive the boxs so my measurements are 'approx.' The medium Show-Off is approx. 8"x13" and 7' deep. The largest Show-Off is approx. 8"x12" and is... » Read More I own many of these containers to store knitting yarn in. Living in the South, moths are an ongoing concern. The Sterilite 'Show-Offs' come in three sizes, with, incidentally, several different color tops and latch configurations (the downward latch is the most secure) on see-through bottoms. The small Show-Off measures approximately 6"x8" and counting the lid, 7 inches deep. I rip off the labels as soon as I receive the boxs so my measurements are 'approx.' The medium Show-Off is approx. 8"x13" and 7' deep. The largest Show-Off is approx. 8"x12" and is 11.5" deep. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I make 200-300 headbands at a time out of 12 and 13 ounce baby rib knit. I also sew lace of all types on tutus. I make hundreds of keyfobs where I sew grosgrain ribbon to 1.25 inch wide x 2.5mm thick heavy duty cotton webbing/belt material. I hope this helps you.
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I cut a piece bigger than my design and lightly iron it on the back. I then mark the cross lines on the back and hoop a piece of tear away and draw line on it and then match the two up and pin in the corners. I then baste the design when I get it to my machine and use light water soluable on the top if it is a knit.
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i will have to take measurements.....but it wasn't much lol I still need more boxes havnt finished my project lol but have to say the pattern is really nice!hope that helps..... sorry for delay response.
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Because it's specifically designed for wool and sheep skin products, my guess is that it would be perfect for your wool blanket (at a cold temperature). I would not dry the blanket after washing, but would air dry.
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To add to Amanda's answer......These are used to pin down knit or crochet projects when blocking to correct size. As example, if your project is supposed to be 4 inches by 4 inches square, you can dampen the knitting/crochet and pin to an accurate 4 x 4 square and let air dry. When dry, your project should be 'blocked' to size. The pins do not rust so no probs with getting wet. I'm sure there are many other uses outside of blocking fiber designs. ;->
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They are about 11.5" x 15" but they seem to shrink after washing and drying. However, when you get it wet to use it, it gets larger. They are actually self-lined. if you cut the edges off, you would have 2 thinner clothes. I am going to try that with one and see if I like it that way. The way they come, they do work well for cleaning, but you almost need to wash them every day since they are so big and thick, they do not dry out quickly. Since you get a large batch, you could use one a day.
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wash in washer, using slow agitation and normal spin speed// instructions to partially dry in dryer..then block and drape to finish drying... can also dry over a line .... but have to the block to original sizing. DO NOT DRY CLEAN
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Would love to measure mine for you, but the two I purchased didn't even last through half the summer...they dried out and came apart. Would not buy!
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Depending on the fabric density, you cut your strips 2 inches wide. After running through the tape maker, the ironed result is 1 inch wide. When you fold it in half to use as double-fold, it is 1/2" wide.
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Hi, I just measured one that I have filled with a full-size comforter and it measures: 21" width x 18" deep x 6" high. It is not over-stuffed though, so you probably could get an inch or so more on each of those if you stuff it full. (although people complain about zipper problems if you over stuff. Quality seems fine to me though, but I didn't want to chance it.)
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Not wide at all. It's small like scotch tape you would use on wrapping gifts, if not smaller.
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I have mine over an enclosed 65" wide laundry area to use for items, like wool, I don't want going in the dryer. I make it taught in my a 5'5" area. I know it has a longer cord but I don't need more length.
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It is knit. I would assume it can be washed. However, I wouldn't dry it. I've never had to wash ours.