Do you think i can use this to hem a pair of fleece pants that is too long for my kid? If not, what product would you recommend?
1155863
This product will make the hem to stiff and crinkly. I would just sew the hem by machine or if you cannot do that just buy some hem tape at the fabric store.
1983780
I used this to make a fleece blanket, but it does have some stretch to it. The material is very similar to that of my fleece pajama pants so I would think that is is suitable to use for lounge wear. I hope this helps!
552389
You can try, but it might be a little rough on the clothes. I only use this on my couch and chairs which works wonders. I have 3MM lint rollers for the hair on my pants and everywhere else. I have 6 cats and 2 dogs, so lots of lint rollers throughout the house.
922120
OK, I just sewed the edge of one of my towels and it works fine. I also just finished "making" actually simply hemming, a length of fleece for a new baby blanket. I rolled the edges and it worked quite well. When I got to the corners, I did try to do the whole 4 layers and it wouldn't, it was just too much. But the regular hem was fine. The machine only goes so fast, which is great for a beginner. For me, I probably could have sewn my baby blanket a lot faster, if the needle went faster. The control ON the machine, not the foot peddle, was a tad faster. But it was ok anyhow.
446104
Absolutely perfect for cloth diapers. Stock up on clothes pins, but should work great. I just retract my lines at least once a week to help with the sagging. But, I will also use all five lines together to dry sweaters flat and other such items which is probably why I have so much sagging. Diapers shouldn't cause any issues like that.
1038929
Yes, that is what my wife uses and has for a good number of years. Roll the diaper up and put it in the bag and tie the handles on the bag. They are very good for this purpose.
903758
it would be long enough (including the sleeves). my 5'5" dad weighs around 195 BUT it mostly in his stomach area and there is very little leftover to tie a knot (less than 4" on each end to hang). the "wrap around" seems ok tho. he loves it--so thick and cozy. for the price, it might be worth trying it out.
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I would not think it would. There is a tape that is made for hems. It used to be called Stitch Witchery but not sure what they calle it now. You can get it at most retail stores in the fabric department. You have to iron it on and it bonds one side of the material to the other. When the heat hits it, it basically turns to a glue, and that can be washed several times.
890419
I am not sure about fleeces and polyesters. Sorry. I have only used them on other material types.
739526
The clothes hangar is very light-weight, so can be used on a tension rod that is secure. It weighs about the same as a heavy plastic hangar. I use it for gloves, socks, underwear, etc. I wouldn't hang pants or coats on it -- that would make it heavy.
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I would not recommend it be used for headbands because they would hang too low and over lap one another. However if they are the elastic kind or possibly about the size of a bracelet then it should be ok. I hope that helps in your decision.
493521
They are really not wide enough to use as liners. I use bumpkins liners that I buy from amazon. I've tried a few different kinds and they are the softest and actually have a little bit of stretch to them. I bought these fleece liners to use under his disposable liners for when using diaper ointment. After buying these I found them to be overpriced for just being thin fleece and there is no sewing or edging to them. I then bought some thin fleece from Walmart and cut several out myself. And could make them the size I wanted. I got a LOT MORE for my money and no sewing! They hold up great as I have washed them at least 50 times by now and they do not fray! Hope this helps!
1452855
It should. I've used it to temporarily "hem up" the sleeves of a sweater and that worked very well.
197923
For sure! My 10 month old is doing all of the above in her sack. It's so big/wide in the leg area there's room for them to move their legs to crawl and stand. And once they're toddler age, Halo makes sacks that have feet cut outs. My oldest wore those for a little while (until he said he just wanted to sleep with his favorite blanket). It's so nice knowing they're always covered up wearing their sacks.
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No. I use my for larger designer projects. My husband can iron his pants but he is much larger than you.
2146507
Sure you could...either hem with needle and thread or use duct tape. Will look like crapbut it could work if you don't care what it looks like. BTW...this is not a very large blanketso if cut in half will be very small / short. Would not recommend doing this unless you have a very compelling reason to alter the blanket.
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I used the largest size on one of those kids band looms when younger if that's the type you mean. Not ideal but works, most loom hooks are longer/thinner with a deeper hook. A modified wire coat hanger works better for that.