Is the fabric thick enough to get it embroidered with a name?
271541
They generally add a backing to embroidery so it should be fine but as the other comments stated this really isn't worth it.
271542
I think it is but it's a pretty cheap fabric and maybe not worth it to embroider.
1231899
Yes, On the blade up near the handle would be a good place to put a name. Engraving doesn'r go very deep so anywhere would not hurt the strength of the blade.
1455611
Yes. It does feel a little bit thicker, but it is SOOOO worth it. I can't say enough great things about this product! No more tracing, no more light boxes, no more fuss! It is so easy to print and place on the fabric. I'd rather have the tiniest bit of extra thickness to have the clean, straight, neat lines to embroider. I use linen, which is wobbly when trying to trace on it; also, since it's nubby, my lines were never exact. Hope this helps. :)
167661
Yes - this is thick enough not to tear if touched but will drop over edges - you just may need to 'smooth out' any wrinkles.
12356
It is pretty strong. I think if it isn't too heavily used, this fabric would work. It doesn't look that great, but it's soft and comfortable. It will do the job, but whether it'll look good is a different story.
567721
Unfortunately, I really don't know. I purchased this after my garden was done. I'll use it this year. I really researched fabrics and settled on this one because it seems so much heavier than the rest. I hope to use it for many seasons.
2111118
Possibly. It may bleed a little because the fabric is like a plastic type canvas. Good luck.
249254
The fabric is thick , but yes it can be cut with a very sharp knife or scissors
399217
That sort of depends on what you mean by "detailed labeling." If you iron on a piece of freezer paper on the back, you can write on fabric with it reasonably well, but I wouldn't want to try to do any fancy drawings as part of my label. But as far as writing your name, the quilt name, recipient and year that the quilt was made, that is fairly easy. The medium thickness works best for quilt labels, in my opinion. Hope that helps!
1779345
No. Its not that thick. Makes a great pillow case or garland. I bought this a other similar Dr Seuss fabric and made a garland for a baby shower party.
229490
I do not know the fabric name but i would say that its similiar to a carthartt jacket material, its durable. I have mine with over 50lbs of tools and not a stitch undone for over a year.
391652
This item is not design to engrave your name but you could try to bring to the store to see if they can do it
1174197
If you could re-sew the seem you created I'm sure you could but it's definitely not designed for that. The fabric is thick but it's a fairly large weave and would fray if cut (and not re-sewn).
1817573
I don't think so... I think this would need to sewn on. Its a tougher nylon fabric.
1896780
No - the embroidered print is in the center in the dark brown box. Don't need it up further, you have the pillows with shams standing up beyond the brown box.
1940154
Nowhere does it say on the package but I don't see why not. It's woven cloth, it's 100%cotton and it's washable. Try embroidering a very small sample of cloth.
1321271
Because of the "newness" of the fabric, it will be difficult to work with. Unfortunately, it requires a lot of patience and some degree of ingenuity. If you have further questions, please email me at ghme.llc@gmail.com