Does it fray when cut? I need to cut it into strips.
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No it does not fray when cut, however, I don't know about over time. I always hem it in.
2258062
Although I had Amazon mail them directly to my granddaughters, if you can enlarge the photo found at Amazon.com, you can see that there is some sort of edging to keep the cloth from fraying. Sorry I cannot be of more help
1872414
Yes. It works very well but the cut of the ribbon is very important so it doesn't fray/unravel upon removal from the backing paper. I like to use my pinking shears or an angular cut.
2096709
If you decide to cut I will recommend using a heat cutter to avoid and fraying.
1837292
Yes. The strips can be cut to a different width. I've never tried cutting them but the material looks like it could easily be cut. I usually just leave an overhang.
33204
I used to make wreaths, and yes the edges do fray but it didn't bother me ... sometimes I will cut off a fray if it looks bad. It's so much cheaper than the finished edge burlap. IF you really wanted to seal maybe try the stop fray spray stuff. hope this helps.
578526
It will not fray. The material is kind of like the shelf/drawer liner you can buy that is rubbery and non-slip
1526761
I think it would become all frayed if you cut it. I folded it back over itself because I did not need the entire length.
17016
I hemmed mine and put a small cable for free style sail hanging. When cut it doesn't unravel but it leaves a rough edge. I also staple it to a trim board an rolled it once then screwed it to the eave of the house.
21959
Likely to he edges would fray unless you are crafty enoughto put a trim on it.
328039
That's actually pretty easy. I recommend heat sealing the ends. Just light a small candle, then pass the cut ends over the flame (not in the flame - over it). The nylon will gently melt from the heat, and prevent further fraying. Just pay attention and do it quickly and carefully (making multiple passes, as needed), making sure you don't hold it over the flame for too long, or it might catch fire. Then you can put the clip thing over it to help prevent any further damage. BTW, this trick works on other types of synthetic cords, such as paracord.
131729
It'll stay. I haven't seen a fray since I've put it on. it's pretty solid glue.
1185724
I used scissors to cut with no problem, I am certain xacto for any intricate cut will be fine too. Good luck!
780601
Yes, I cut mine into 2 pieces. Easy. Then ran an edge of a knife against one of the edges to get rid of the tiny bit of fray that occurred because I cut mine apart with a steak knife, but, hey, it worked.
138264
I used the material for scrunchies . So both ends were closed but as far as I can tell it didn't fray . While sewing
29181
Hi, There are little markers on the strip that show you where it can be cut. The markers look like little scissors.
1110098
The strips are pretty narrow so it shouldn't be an issue at all. We also needed it for a small gap in the door. And they are easy to cut. These are great!