could i use this to make a blanket?
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If you did, it would definitely need a soft backing, the material feels very much like canvas. I probably wouldn't want to snuggle with the fabric by itself...
1448939
I don't know a lot about treating fabric (to make softer?), but I used this to cover my dining chair cushions, and it's a very rough fabric with a canvas-y feel to it. I hope that makes sense. Probably not ideal for a blanket although the pattern and colors are really pretty in real life. Hope that helps!
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I am not sure. I ended up throwing the blanket away. It was stiff and not very comfortable. It wasn't what I expected.
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Yes but like any cotton blanket it lets go of a lot of lint. Be sure to empty your dryer's lint trap many times while its drying.
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I don't think so. I haven't done it. remember, down blanket is not water washable. I intend to treat them in the same way. Hope this helps.
1212741
Even after you use this stuff you have to sew the edges down is there a sewer in your neighborhood? She can just use a regular sewing machine and sew edges down that's what I do, if you can hand sew or look on you tube on how to do the blanket stitch, you can do that by hand around the edges. It's easy to do and you can do it while watching tv, just need needle and thread. Good luck! :)
172258
Yes you can. I frequently use mine to make copies of the bible for sunday school and of crochet patterns.
318451
If the blankets have a car adapter plug, this unit is a possibility. The only concern would be how much power the blankets need. If they are typical electric blankets, just DC, this unit is probably not powerful enough. You would need an ac to dc converter that would provide enough power.
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We never purchased or used one. However, i bet it would be easy enough to sew one together being that it is triangular (straight sides). Otherwise, do a web search. � good luck�
1033737
I would do that with caution. Using as a heat shield would be very temporary. The blanket is designed to prevent welding spatter or cutting slag from burning flammable materials. I think red heat from a torch would eventually get thru.
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Yes you can. I was told to wash in on gentle and low heat to dry. My wife loves her blanket (pictured above) of our boys. It's is more the work every penny, plus the seller goes above and beyond to make sure it's the way you want it. I'll be doing a lot more business with her. They also print on a lot more items than just blankets. Hope this helps.Danny
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Sure you could...either hem with needle and thread or use duct tape. Will look like crap but it could work if you don't care what it looks like. BTW...this is not a very large blanket so 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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You could do that with no problems. You would probably want to burn/melt the end you cut to keep it from fraying which isn't a big deal.
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Yes. Works well. I'd advise doing top sheets or a blanket, and/too. Can be used on a tent as well.
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Hmmmm. It is thick yarn I wouldn't recommend it because it might unravel or form mold.
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No. About the thickest thing this could be used for is about 1/4 inch. Hope this helps
260233
You will only be able to dry 1 blanket at a time but it will work. I've done a full size comforter.
854222
I think it would be fine as long as you follow the instructions and keep the blanket flat. Start with level 3 and see if you need more. My best results have been on level 2 so far. Still loving it.