Can you sew it, maybe make it into a placemat?
1178137
I actually haven't physically seen, touched or used this product. I bought it and had it shipped to my daughter for my grandson. My daughter said it's like a big sticker. So it's not like something you can sew. But she did say, you can cut it like a place mat and stick it to a table or you can cut it and stick it to like the plastic placemats. And she also said she wipes or cleans it with a damp paper towel. I hope this helps :)
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Suggestion: since it is probably too thin to sew, why not get some cheap vinyl placemats and cut a piece to size and stick it over the top of the cheap placemat? Then you can write/erase on it. Get creative and use fancy scissors on the edges and let a bit of the color of the other placemat show. I think it would be super-cute.I cut some of my leftover bits in to label shapes to use for jars...works great for this too.
1178139
I wouldn't try to sew it. The stitches would likely tear through. It is just thin vinyl.
1178140
It's actual contact paper so I wouldn't think so because it wouldnt be machine washable, but if you were just going to wipe it clean every time, I suppose you could attach it to fabric by sewing with a very small needle or just stick it to the plastic placemats.
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Suggestion: since it is probably too thin to sew, why not get some cheap vinyl placemats and cut a piece to size and stick it over the top of the cheap placemat? Then you can write/erase on it. Get creative and use fancy scissors on the edges and let a bit of the color of the other placemat show. I think it would be super-cute. I cut some of my leftover bits in to label shapes to use for jars...works great for this too.
1846681
I think you could cut it to fit and fold over the edge and have it sewn so that the edge does not fray.
517787
I'm sure you could, but the cut edges would be ratty. They would be easy enough to sew or serge, if you're handy that way.
352973
My guess would be no. The top inside has a plastic zippered compartment and padding which would not lay flat enough on a sewing machine. However, if you would hand sew the initials....that might work (going through the outside material only.)
185553
Yes it is possible but just like with wall paper will require close attention to matching the pattern and placement.
1322790
This can be sewn but since this is used mostly for wrapping, I guess I would ask what are you trying to use it for??
1167658
Would have no idea how to go about doing that...except to make one. They are really easy to make...just use the pillow as a pattern guide. That's what I do...
1274805
I have not seen any. However it would be pretty easy to make. Just get some plastic type material (like a table cloth or tarp) and cut it from the original in a circle. Cut a circle in the middle and there you have it.
1129082
I wouldn't. You could perhaps cut an inch or 2 off each side and refinish the edges on a sewing machine, if you know what you're doing. The magnets on sewn in between the fabric like a pocket as you can see in the photo. The problem is that there are 3 magnets across the top and 3 cross the bottom and the are not all the same distance from the edge. one magnet is 3 inches from the edge, one is 2.5, and one is as close an inch from the edge. We are very happy with the blanket although we bought 2 more magnets from the hardware store to put on each side . I hope that I've answered your question.
1200436
Yes- I did that for my granddaughter. It fits very nicely under the sewing machine foot and sews together very well.
335046
Yes, you can. I cut the banding in to four strands for a rhinestone applique I made.
365731
I also sew - the board bends a bit. I'd be reluctant to apply too much pressure. I use my regular board that is set up in my sewing room.
1612902
Sure...but I would sew the ends. I have no idea if there is a special way to sew the ends of something waterproof.
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I think you could probably use red emboidery thread for it...and a big, heavy duty needle. Go to a craft store and look at their selection. I'm sure you will find something you like. Good luck! :)
1388418
Short answer no, you could cut the fabric and make it yourself but you will still have a piece of the metal frame that would be run over every time you pass through.
675649
you can but wouldn't suggest it. UNLESS you are trying to make a stencil of some sort...?
2046259
Yes! You can even cut it into itsy-bitsy, tiny little pieces, if you want to--just like any other cloth!