Do these have serged edges or folded over seams?
1934756
Our's are folded over seams where cut from the bolt, and then a selvaged edge - not sergered - on the side of the fabric. This means that it is the edge of the woven fabric where cutting and sewing isn't required due to the weave.
1934757
I'm not exactly sure what a serged seam looks like. But the seams are not the same on all for sides. So I think it has both.
1185023
I really don't recall the bags having a seam. I know the bags themselves are of very good quality and I have not had any issues with them. They do have a tie that gathers at the top.
939144
Not totally, but not badly wrinkled. I get them out of the dryer and smooth them as I fold them and they are just fine.
1051369
These are diapers, and have several layers in the center. They are not FLAT diapers that you have to fold to make the padding, but are pre-folded diapers. These wouldn't work for you to use for a blanket as they're thick with several layers in the center, and thin on the edges where you pin them together around legs. Then they are serged/finished edges, keeping the edges of the diaper nice and flat so the gauze won't fray when it gets washed. Hope this helps.
265451
Yes, they do have a slightly wrinkled look, but let's face it, one nights use and they will look the same ironed or not. No to ironing.
161480
they are foam with what appears to be a fused fabric outer. They are finished with stitching on the outer edge with makes them have a smoother and thinner transition.
431782
Mine are not extremely tight, but the bottom seam has not bothered me at all. You don't really notice it.
230281
Mine are kept on a shelf in my sewing cabinet folded to 14 x 11 1/2 x 2. It could easily be folded once more to a size of 7 x 11 1/2 x 3. I bought a second one "just in case" but have not needed it so far as this is a durable ironing blanket that can be and is used almost daily.
1500807
It folds in quarters = approximately 14 x 10-1/2 x 1" thick when compressed. I don't sew, but the sides like seam binding so I think it could be done.When using a steam iron, I have found that the steam soaks thru the cloth.
2254522
Yes, it does come folded. But to the point of whether there are unmanageable creases, I would disagree with the previous review. These aren't creases like you would see in a pair of pants. The fabric is pliable. Whatever little crease marks I discovered I simply stretched the fabric as I was working with it. Bingo - creases all gone! And yes, IR signal will pass thru it.
46528
Edges are turned over approx. 1 1/2" and sewn so you have one side finished and opposite site you can see the sewn fold which provides reinforcement.
1938290
Yes and I highly recommend! That's exactly what I use them for ... along with the super-satchel double deep box (by ArtBin 6990AB). Perfect for storing serger thread! The double-deep boxes are stackable so takes up less space for storing your thread/fabric. Enjoy!
157596
they look like canvas, but upon close inspection they are more of a papery clothy fabric. I can wipe them down without any problem, but it looks like they could tear if snagged by a sharp object. We have used them in a tight cubby for several months and they still look good on the edges that rub. hope this helps.
799734
There were fold creases but I don't believe wrinkling was an issue. The sheets were folded and packed very well.
2000854
Yes but they are really really cheap fabric that unravels fast. I have had mine two years and have sewn lots of holes and seams. The fabric is terrible. It would be okay if you could buy replacement covers but I don't know how.
334848
No they do not wrinkle, although they are kinda rough. I'm used to high thread count sheets and these are definitely not!
763269
They're wide and long, but they fold up pretty small. You get used to it. If you were to cut one, it would probably unravel so I wouldn't suggest it.