I have 2-1/2" heavy starched cotton ribbon that I need to double fold to 1-1/4" wide. Can this single fold somehow be made to do a double fold? My final finished half fold will need to be 5/8" wide and I will be doing this for several hundred yards....
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The directions say to cut the fabric between 1-3/4ths to 2 inches for this size bias tape maker. I think that your 2-1/2 inch ribbon might be too wide. But Simplicity makes a bias tape measure that might work: http://www.amazon.com/Simplicity-Inch-Quilt-Binding-Strips/dp/B002SZOEP2/ref=sr_1_40?ie=UTF8&qid=1408319722&sr=8-40&keywords=clover+bias+tape+maker
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You could use this with just a single fold, yes.This holds it is place and your main material you are attaching it to would insert through the middle opening. I am able to use this with no pinning. I hope this is helpful!
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You probably need to let your printer "Learn" the way it works. And if not, do a test print and see which way to put the paper back in... OR print on two pieces and glue the inside one to the middle of the fold.
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John,Do this. Take an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. Fold in half horizontally and this will give you the approximate size of the paper. I'm an elementary educator and we call that a hamburger fold...lol You can print on the front and back of the paer. I only used the fron side. Hope this helps. If you have additional questions, feel free to email me. charlalynette206@gmail.com
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If the pattern calls for 2" strips, then you'd use a 2" Tape Maker. The output is 1", and folded (lengthwise) in half again, it is 1/2", which I consider to be "finished." If you only used a 1" strip, then you end up with 1/4" tape. Trust me, I've been doing this for years!
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If you use a full size towel you can fold in half twice and hang one top and one bottom. Unless you have a huge towel warmer or two side by side you have to double fold. I do like mine, but I fold them so the middle of the towel is touching the warmer. I'll try to upload a pic. But I would not buy Amba, this is not a good brand. I got scratched legs, scratched bars and the reselling had a hard time convincing them to send me different legs. I even sent pictures of the scratches. So go with another brand if you do decide to purchase one.
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Hello, definitively no, you cannot fold this paper, it has glitter, it is good for scrapbbok, so you can cut it and works very well with that kind of projects.
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I bought mine to use as a "frownies" substitute, but I've made a duct tape dress form before, so I'll make a guess.....I'm fairly certain one roll would be sufficient for any dress form smaller than plus size. Even a plus size form might be covered with one roll (there is a lot of tape there). My advice would be to start with one roll and work from the top down; if it's not enough, then cut the "model" out, order another roll, and add more tape to the bottom. Of course, if your model is only available for one session, or you're in a time crunch, you might want to order 2 rolls just in case. Hope this helps. I bought mine to use as a "frownies" substitute, but I've made a duct tape dress form before, so I'll make a guess.....I'm fairly certain one roll would be sufficient for any dress form smaller than plus size. Even a plus size form might be covered with one roll (there is a lot of tape there). My advice would be to start with one roll and work from the top down; if it's not enough, then cut the "model" out, order another roll, and add more tape to the bottom. Of course, if your model is only available for one session, or you're in a time crunch, you might want to order 2... » Read More I bought mine to use as a "frownies" substitute, but I've made a duct tape dress form before, so I'll make a guess.....I'm fairly certain one roll would be sufficient for any dress form smaller than plus size. Even a plus size form might be covered with one roll (there is a lot of tape there). My advice would be to start with one roll and work from the top down; if it's not enough, then cut the "model" out, order another roll, and add more tape to the bottom. Of course, if your model is only available for one session, or you're in a time crunch, you might want to order 2 rolls just in case. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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If I try folding mine further than a 90-degree angle, it forcefully will spring back to be as extended as possible. It would only stay folded in half if sewn or restrained to be like that, or held down with enough constant weight.
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Yes. In fact it almost does better with the single or double-bound, since it has a nice little slot for the main fabric to be sandwiched, while the funnel forms around it. Note that there are a number of sizes available for wider binding.
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Greetings, I think it would be possible to fold it back, the only concern I would have is it if would wrinkle the bottom of long hanging items like dresses or pants since you would be losing the box effect at the bottom. The plastic is heavy-duty but pliable so I would think you could make it work, or possibly use a cardboard piece in the bottom at the 44" mark to keep the boxing effect so your clothes wouldn't wrinkle. We use it in our trailer to protect our clothes as we travel and it does a good job. Hope this helps!
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Pretty sure it is double. All I know is that with other tissues i need to keep rolling it off the roll. With this one, I use three sheets, sometimes two sets of three sheets if needed. Hope that helps.
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I bought mine to use as a "frownies" substitute, but I've made a duct tape dress form before, so I'll make a guess.....I'm fairly certain one roll would be sufficient for any dress form smaller than plus size. Even a plus size form might be covered with one roll (there is a lot of tape there). My advice would be to start with one roll and work from the top down; if it's not enough, then cut the "model" out, order another roll, and add more tape to the bottom. Of course, if your model is only available for one session, or you're in a time crunch, you might want to order 2 rolls just in case. Hope this helps.
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They would have to be the thinner rolls. My point of reference are rolls from Costco which are doubles &, no, they really wouldn't fit. It's really handy for all kinds of things & holds quite a bit.
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John, Do this. Take an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. Fold in half horizontally and this will give you the approximate size of the paper. I'm an elementary educator and we call that a hamburger fold...lol You can print on the front and back of the paer. I only used the fron side. Hope this helps. If you have additional questions, feel free to email me. charlalynette206@gmail.com
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Sure, you should be ok like that. it's a bit small though. it holds 8 or 9 bills double-folded but that's at the max. anything beyond that and you are on single-fold. Use that as your gage. If you're clipping to something thicker, it probably won't work.
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You could fold it in half and there is a velcro tab (hook & loop) to help secure it. It depends on what you are storing but you could tri fold it and secure it with a ribbon. It is intended for hanging and folded in half.