Are the edges of this fabric finished or are they raw salvage edges as in a fabric store
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Unfinished edges. I bought this and the table cloth and they are the same exact fabric but the tablecloth version has finished edges. Both a great buy.
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Hi Carol, yes the back is finished? I love this piece it is in my bedroom & is just the right size to help me keep organized.
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The ends are unfinished, but that's good because it means you can knot one end to make a sort of cap, and the fabric is strong. I have a lot of different Buffs, and I haven't had a single one to get frayed or to unravel, and that includes hundreds of washings.
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It appears to be unfinished, however, has a protective coat of some kind on it. I did go ahead and stain and varathane it and I love it! The top drawer face does not quite mesh very tightly with the upright sides, but, again, it is beautiful; fits perfectly in my limited space kitchen and provides the storage I needed. A definate "win" for me............solid wood, also......no fiberboard !!
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I wondered the same thing because the one we bought also had the unfinished edges and looked like it had just been cut with scissors. I checked with a couple other people I knew that had them and theirs also had unfinished edges. The official Buff website says their headwear is made without seams or hems and that after a few washings the edge will naturally seal themselves.
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Yes, all sides are finished with a slit corner and side panel. It is very well made & I just love it. Keep in mind the skirt & pillow case will need some ironing as I believe it is a cotton fabric.
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I am not sure? There is not an extra piece of fabric all around the sides. They just have a satin binding all around the end edges.
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Yes, they are finished there and they are beautiful tables, but make sure to look at them closely when you first receive them to make sure that they are not damaged from the strapping that they use to keep them from being damaged in shipping. We had to send the first one back for a replacement and the replacement came with a tiny mark also, but we did not send it back. Hope this helps you.
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All the edges are finished. Sawing off an end would make it different than all other sides.
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Hi, NO it is not quilted and the pale blue colour on the pic is actually more on the turqoise shade. Regards,Elina
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I would describe it as finished. It is not completely open such that if you open the doors below the sink you can see through. There are oddly enough what look like little cubbies to the left of the sink back. I assume they are storage.
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My hem is fused, not sewn. No mildew problems yet, but the curtain's only been in use for 4 months.
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It is not finished at all. You could finish it with stain and/or poly if you like. One side is very smooth (i.e. the top) and the other side (the bottom) is more rough with some knots. I left mine unfinished and condition it periodically with a wax/oil conditioning blend to keep it food-safe.
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Although I had Amazon mail them directly to my granddaughters, if you can enlarge the photo found at Amazon.com, you can see that there is some sort of edging to keep the cloth from fraying. Sorry I cannot be of more help
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It's completely unfinished and smooth. Its parawood, which is high quality. I stained mine; paint would probably work too
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The fabric is the dark fabric with circles. There is about 3 inches of lime green fabric that borders the edges around the circle fabric. I purchased 2 sets of this bedding for my twins and absolutely love them. The only thing I don't like about this set is that all of the labels say not to wash, dry or iron the set. Obviously, this is not practical with babies and all the spit up and goobers they launch. I wash my bedding sets normally but, dry each of them separately. I air dry the curtains, bedskirts and bumpers and steamed out the wrinkles. I dry the sheets the same as any normal sheets. I hope this is helpful to you.
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Just to add life to the fabric it would be wise to turn that raw edge under & Hem it..since it isn't attached to anything, the "raw" edge could begin to fray after extended us, especially if you have any wind to speak of.