can this product be used to layer the quilt sandwitch?
2041790
I haven't done this yet. I guess you could. It would just do a small area at a time,
1877234
Depending on the size of your quilt. The case is only about 3" thick. If your quilt is thick and full size, this case will not work. Just not enough room.
839087
I am just starting to make quilts, I know this is a quilting stitch. I am not sure if the machine will have the capability. I think it will on small projects with a special foot.
1230712
I've never tried that but you would need to iron it to the pattern and then you could use something like thin fabric or interfacing to fuse the other side. This is like double stick tape. It allows you to fuse two surfaces together. Does that help?
2215202
Depends on the fabric. There are infinate surface finishes. Cheap enough try
2065244
I use it for swamp cooler repair.It is very slick,but I think after application while still wet you could put sand on top ,and pat some into the epoxy before it cures.It already A very thick mixture,not sure what mixing sand in would do to the mixing,and curing process
526390
It would be with a try. It might take several applications. If the fabric of the shade is a coarse weave it probably would not be effective.
753675
It is possible, but you will have to strip and possibly sand the surface first.
1469282
I can't say from quilting experience, but I don't see any reason why it can't be done. Same idea as binding. Maybe someone else has more experience with cutting such narrow strips.
860843
I would not expect it to perform well on fabrics. It is better suited for hard surfaces
632294
Thank you for your question. Sandpaper is similar to a card stock so as long it is not coated with something there should be no problem with this going through it.
1210613
It works just fine . . .the BSR is no problem because it works on top of the quilt, not below where the Slider is. I use my slider with the BSR attached and without.
460189
It would be too thin for that in my opinion. I used it as a boarder in a quilt and you could see other fabrics when I would lay this on top.
2167888
Yes, look for some you tube videos using this foot to show you the results of two fabrics. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CXCZdyazJU0 I hope this helps
487046
I don't think this works well with thick fabrics. I tried using it with some thick fabrics and they simply didn't fit through the channel. Since it's metal, there's no give. However, if you're doing potholders, it might be squishy enough to compress and make it through. I've found it to be a really useful foot to have around for other uses though. It works great on everything except thick stuff. Also good to note that it doesn't accept double wide bias tape.
2219186
I would try it. I have papered over paneling with grass paper so I think this would work too. It covered all sorts of bumps and holes just fine.
775382
On the felt that I used yes! I tried it on some netting and it does well. To cut fabric, the only thing I can see that would hinder it is if you do not have the fabric down in a manner not to allow the blade to move well. I have made a quilt using the Disappearing Nine Patch. I know after I sew the nine patch back together for second or third or fourth cuts, The problem is the build up the layers of fabric and thread at the seams. That is why, I say with confidence, as long as you have your fabric down correctly on a good cutting board there should be no problem. I have had no problems.