Are these expandable? I am looking for ones that would work for skeins of yarn that are bulky and can be squished in the bags.
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No. Of course any plastic bag will "expand" to some extent but these are NOT what are known as as "expandable mailers."
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Dear Stephanie: I checked to see how they would work and found that they should be okay since the Organza bags have a tight weave. Good luck. Pat
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Yes and they are great. You can find a decent price on Amazon. Be careful about other companies. I ordered some from a vender, who apparently ran out of the item and sent me very thin bags that tore on touch. I returned them, received a credit and reordered through Amazon. Very happy with them. Anne
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it's possible, I just use a ziploc with the corner snipped for these- best answer - try it and find out
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Not to make them because the bottom of the bags are pleated. I bought these to make goldfish in a bag soaps and they didn't work at all.
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Anything bigger than the dimensions of the bags and it won't happen. My drums are the exact sizes and its a very snug fit in each bag. If they're smaller, they'll work fine.
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Frankly, I would not assume that. I ordered 4 units, expecting to receive 12 skeins, and received 4 skeins. When I asked for the additional skeins, the customer service agent I spoke with was quite rude (from the company, not Amazon). I ended up having to file a complaint with Amazon, who refunded my money. I still don't have all the yarn I need to complete my project.
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Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the corner system takes all of the strain. But, I would give this a pass for heavier stuff, myself. Good luck! Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the... » Read More Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the corner system takes all of the strain. But, I would give this a pass for heavier stuff, myself. Good luck! « Show Less
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I can't be sure but the weave is very tight. My guess is no! These are high quality bags. Good luck.
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They are very nice hangers but I do not use them for my sweaters. I think heavy sweaters would end up with stretched out areas on the shoulders.
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For small kiddos, yes these would work well. I think big strong kids would shred these. Maybe canvas bags for big kids?
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Yes and I highly recommend! That's exactly what I use them for ... along with the super-satchel double deep box (by ArtBin 6990AB). Perfect for storing serger thread! The double-deep boxes are stackable so takes up less space for storing your thread/fabric. Enjoy!
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Like the thick microfiber cloth rags? That's a good idea! I think it might work. I think the only place you may have trouble would be fishing it through the top hole. You'd probably find it easier to just stuff them in the longer slot on the front and pull them out the same way. Actually sometimes I even stuff my grocery bags into the longer front slot instead of through the top because it's quicker sometimes.
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No medium size perfect for clip in weaves . That's what I use them for. &#128515;&#128515;
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I have a couple of thicker scarves hung in mine. The only difference is that I like to fold my scarves before putting them in the loop for easy access when I want to pull them out. With the thicker scarves, you may not be able to do that, although I have with my yarn ones - I just squish them in. This thing has been great for organizing my scarves and I even put a few belts on the lower loops.
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I found the best yarns to use for a tighter stitch are bulky yarns. The gauge on these looms is bigger then a regular gauge loom. You can also use two strands of worsted weight yarn at a time to make a thicker stitch or different stitch techniques to make a tighter stitch with worsted weight yarns.
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Yes, it will definitely snag knits. I use mine for files but when wearing anything knit (small or large gauge) like a long sweater coat, it catches when I'm brushing past. It is where the rope like material joins to another pieces there are knots to join the pieces and they stick out randomly all over. I would not advise to use this to store anything that can get pulls in it.