Are the holes big enough to pass yarn through (2ply to 4ply)?
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No the largest cord I can get thru it is Hemp Cord........I use this combination to do a lot of the wrap bracelets.
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No. The holes are about 2mm X 2mm square. This equates to mesh size 9 or 645 holes per sq inch. It is recommend to to have mesh size 30 and above for no-see-um which have holes about 0.6 mm X 0.6 mm square.
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They do get holes in them, but so far I have only used 4 out of the 8 and have blocked at least 30 items (mostly doilies) with those 4 and they have plenty of uses left. They are not even close to being 'harmed' enough to compromise the mats. I do use sewing pins or map pins on them and not the fatter "T" pins, but I doubt they would hurt the mats either. The undersides of the mats could also be used if needed as I seldom push the pins through. I figure these will last a very long time.
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No...just wind some thread onto some bobbins and put them on the spindles instead of entire cones...at least, that's what I do. You can buy larger bobbins for industrial machines that will hold more thread and you won't run out in the middle of a project like I have done before on the smaller bobbins. It doesn't matter what kind of bobbins you use as long as they fit on the spindles.
958565
You can use a little bigger but need bigger eye of needle. What size thread do you want to use? Monday phoneme. Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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I would think so. You might want to use a rubber band around the opening instead of relying on the drawstring so that you don't have to undo a hard knot to refill (or have it come open during tumbling).
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There are varied sizes as you can see, most of the holes would be to fit silky fine scarves, few holes for bulkier scarves. holes 1 1/2- 2 and the largest one 3 inches. I was very disappointed in this product and especially when I went to put my silky scarves in and it snagged on burrs in the circle.
489103
yes, i measured it.. there are a few different hole patterns and a 4 in square is one of them. you should be good.-Mike
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The netting I bought is at school right now, but I'd estimate that the holes are about the size of a quarter. I used it on a bulletin board to mimic a soccer goal.
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Hello: Pls Check out the actual Authentic Knitting Board website for more information and selections of many boards ( including another 28" board. http://www.knittingboard.com/Knitting_Boards_s/1.htm The following info is from their site. Each board has 84 pins for 84 double stitches. You can use them all or just a few depending on your project. The maximum knitting width of this board is aprox 30"-45" depending on the yarn and spacersbeing used. (I have 4 of their looms that I enjoy using! happy looming! )
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This should be just fine for dice bags though the bags might come out more like nets (with medium holes) rather than a mesh (with tiny holes) unless you are planning to do 6-1 European weave. These rings are certainly strong enough to handle dice, if that is what you are asking. Hope that makes sense.
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I am not familiar with crocheting, I am sorry I could not answer your question
1974903
This machine is only set up for thread. Yarn would get bogged down in the bobbin case. You should look at commercial sewing machines to use with yarn. :)
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Last question first. The "needles" are actually nails. I use a crochet hook to loop yarn over. If you use a thin yarn the fabric will be loose and stretchy and wider because of the stretch, up to 36 inches. A thick yarn will make a thick tight fabric around 30 inches in width. To knit the nails are wrapped with yarn then wrapped again. Bottom thread is pulled up over the the top thread. If you have ever "spool knit" using a spool with four nails and pulling the rope through the hole of the needle this will be a breeze because it is exactly the same thing on a large scale. You can make this as small as the four nails like on a spool and just use four nails on the knitting board or as wide as the board. Just depends on how many nails you use. You can make the fabric as long or as short as you want just keep knitting for the length. It is very easy. The board makes a double knit fabric. I hope this has helped you a bit. If you have any other questions I'll be happy to try and answer them. Ginny
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If your asking can you move it around your project the answer is yes. I'm not sure what you mean by complicated stitches my has used it on a four foot project with no problems
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The holes would need to be no more than 1/4" around. Hope this helps. It is a great tool!!!
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Yes but you will have cut the hole out bigger. Depth wise its plenty but the hole size is smaller so i had to cut out bigger with a jigsaw.