Would the corners stick to fabric, e.g. regular cotton? (I am making a collage &amp; think fabric on the back looks nicer)
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They are light weight and not meant for attaching to fabric. If it were a light weight cotton it might work, but no guarantee.
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yes they will stick together. When you make the doll clothes just turn them around so that black to black side are together.
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I would use a paint made specific for fabric, I assume it would peel off when you washed it, it doesn't list fabric as a choice to use on the can, so it's probably not designed to withstand the movement/washings. You could always experiment? Sometimes things work for unintentional purposes? But to be clear, they don't recommended it. Good luck on your project! : )
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It will keep the corners in place without damaging the linen, however if it is a large bed it will will not prevent the middle of the edges from slightly going in.
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This is a great labeling machine for paper and plastic. Fabric perhaps not the best choice. It will stick to fabric for a photo yet not lasting for more than that. Good luck.
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I'm not sure...I tried it on plastic & glass and it worked great. They aren't any more sticky than a regular sticker. I'd try to stick a regular sticker on the fabric bin and if it stays, I think these stickers would probably work.
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I have not tried it on those fabrics before, but I will say this product sticks. Unless you plan to wash, wear the item a lot or plan to try to "unstick" it at some point, or have a really thick seam (like using it to hem something), it would work fine on those surfaces.
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Nope, it frays very lightly at the edges, but we used as an appliqu, so it looked okay. Sticks like crazy.
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I don't think so. It would be too hard to handle if the piece is very big. The sticky also becomes hard to peel if left on the fabric too long.How big is your piece? A very light tearaway would be your best bet. I use the sulky iron on too. It's very nice and doesn't get too sticky.
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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.
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I don't know if it will stick to fabric, but if it does it will definitely work. From what I've experienced, you can erase and rewrite as much as you want.
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I think that it really depends on what kind of fabric. I love this tape but when you use it to stick fabric to fabric, sometimes it doesn't hold as well as you would like. I tried to use it temporarily for a pair of pants that needed to be rehemmed and it didn't hold as well as certain fabrics.
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I did not try them on fabric but they are pretty sticky so it wouldn't surprise me if it worked. If you want them to stay long term you could always use another adhesive like tacky glue and then you could be sure they would stay. Good Luck
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I wouldn't count on them to hold on fabric very much. You'd need to sew them on to re-enforce them. They work great on plastic shelves and laminated labels! (What I'm using them for.)
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Jeane, I'm sorry I replied yes, but it is actually not the fabric textured. My review was for the plastic folio.
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I would recommend making a frame. The material is a bit too soft by itself. I made frames and covered them with burlap and they turned out great! Cheers.
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Looks like backing is a polished cotton fabric. Not slippery. Comes untucked easily, though, and needs adjusting often.