I am looking for "flowy" white fabric to use onstage...is this lightweight for that? Also I'm not that familiar with Tulle...is it see-through?
1308014
Yes it is flowy. Tulle is see through as it is loosely woven, not like gauze though.
1308015
This is very light weight and it is see through. If you're not sure what tulle is, it is like a very fine netting.
498668
It's lightweight fabric. I would say maybe nylon but not quite as sheer or thin as a parachute type fabric. I use it with a liner. Definitely not heavy enough to use for hauling and moving a dead body!
17080
Yes, but everything is blurred. The weave is somewhat open to allow air to flow through. I have a light beige material, but I think the darker color would limit the viability. I just went outside to see if you could see into the windows at night. Absolutely. Probably not a good choice for privacy.
891697
More like dressmaker's pellon (interfacing) fabric. Lightweight, but protective for the plants & lets light through.
248021
It's fairly thick...I use it as a drape over the table for communion. It would probably work for an offering bag. But I suppose that depends on how durable you need it to be. It's certainly not a flimsy fabric.
679125
I would say that the fabric is not flimsy at all. It does let the light through but you can't see through it. It's not as heavy as canvas but has a similar texture and weave. I was totally surprised by the quality as I'm picky about that. It was also very easy to assemble and they included the tool. Although I haven't removed the cloth panels, the tool would make it very easy to do. Considering I bought it online, I'm really quite satisfied.
627657
It's very thin and see thru. It would definetly get picked by the slightest breeze. If you are looking for something to hide the street view tulle would probably work better and anchors down nicely without looking pulled on.
862387
I, too, covered mine in a tight stretchy knit top and I pin into the shirt. As to the lightness of the form that is what I like about it; it moves easily anywhere in the room. I guess I just am used to it but when I put something on it I am careful not to tip it. I use the form for fit issues with clothing and I use it to hold long items I need to hem like a formal gown; I just take it to its tallest height. When I do this I do put the form in a wide container (like a flower pot) and stuff fabric around it so it is not so tippy while I feed the fabric into my machine. I really like this form. It is the best one I found at such a reasonable price.
2165715
Medium is very light. I wasn't able to use it. Also, it looks very much like heavy makeup. Tan would probably be your better option.
497933
I use it for the same thing and it does not make noise. Another option is heavy duty outdoor waterproof outdoor fabrics, like the nylons for outdoor cushions and such, but that will swish if two nylon layers rub together, but for panty liners they shouldn't. Anyway, no it doesn't make noise.
2078243
I am relatively fair and get a little more color in the summer. The medium works well for me year round. Also it is so sheer that it doesn't add much color. Sounds like medium may be your best bet. You can see the actual color through the clear section. You might want to check if it can be exchanged if it looks too dark.
78264
It is fairly sheer. The color would definitely show through. I used this lace over my wedding dress, and it was sheer enough that we had to be VERY careful about finding the exact ivory satin to match the ivory lace.
2053536
It is easy to install and I would think it would be suitable for practice. I think the silk ones might actually be better for dance if you are talking about what I think you are. cirque de Soleil type stuff? This could be a little stiff for dance. But I love it. It's kind of like parachute material if that helps.
823633
I wouldn't use it for a table cloth because it is so thin. It probably has a lot of sizing in it to give it the body it does have. I used it for curtains for a college dorm room and lined it with a white cotton fabric of similar weight because I wanted an inexpensive fabric that only need to last a couple of years and would not need to be washed. It worked well for that use. If the fabric is not substantial enough to wear, it would not be substantial enough for a table cloth that must be washed from time to time. Hope this is helpful to you.
1373663
I have to inform you outright that I am not knowledgeable about fabrics. Having said that, it is a combination of "suede-like" or flocked material. If I were to choose what material I would use in making it, I think this is it. After each use, I would brush it with the cloth lint brusher to make it look like new again. I understand they came up with a protective sleeve that you can wash. So far, I have not found the need for that yet.
2102257
Sorry for the late reply. Yes I would say the fabric is more white then a cream color. White still shows up good against it in my opinion, because I made a white scarf and it showed up well. I took pictures outside on a nice clear day. The natural background may have helped with the white on white.
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I was able to color it with a bleach lightener. The color came out pretty good. I received lots of compliments and not one knew I was wearing a lace top. I did not experience any tangles or shedding. Treat this as if if were you own hair and you should be fine. I've ordered it twice and both pieces were the same and the quality is very nice for the price. Hope this helps