Are the strips cut straight grain or is the fabric placed at an angle on the bias. If material is folded how long is the strip, what size mat
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fabric is laid on the cutter with the fold near the top....( that makes it about 21 0r 22 inches long, doubled). It is placed parallel to the lines, so that the cut will be on the crosswise grain,not the bias.
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There should only be one way to put these on - follow the diagram on the wrapper. The triangle cut-out on the strip signifies where the strip goes, top or bottom.
1249312
If you're asking if the stripes go down towards the ground or up, they go up so that you can see them when the fabric is rolled out. The 12 inch spaced lines make for easy plant alignment.
1965053
They are packed flat (straight). They have a slight crease to bend to get the corner configuration. Should be fine for use as a straight piece.
1080959
Well... the stripes can be either horizontal or vertical depending on which way you turn the fabric.
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.
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They come in strips of 4 and are about 6 and 1/2 inches long. You can snap them apart though. I set mine up in 2 rows of 6 by snapping the 3rd set in half. Very adjustable.
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It is one long roll... everything is in place. You may want to Google techniques to put it up, it can get tricky since it's so large. I cut several horizontal strips to make it easier to manage.
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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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Kimberly, the cloth comes 9 inches wide folded and unfolds to 36". If you don't mind unfolding to make long 36" wide strips with 3 creases along the length, it might work. Also, it depends on the width of space and what you want to cover (you can definitely see through it so you might wand to gather it on a line/rod like one does with sheer curtains) --- how will you tie each strip together if it's windy? I'm just a guy with no decoration experience. Good luck. Basically, it's sounds like a good idea -- could be pretty -- good luck.
1071149
The mat is actually about 25 inches....I can't see you folding it smaller that. I would not suggest cutting the mat....I would suggest buying a smaller one if you can find one.
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The active (grounded) part of the half-sheet is 3' wide by 6-1/2' long. To the length is added another 18" of non-active fabric on each end so that the half-sheet can be tucked in. Thus, the actual size is 3' x 9.5' .
1990980
Both sides of mine are the same cloth. I put the flat sided against the seat and sit on the slanted part.
1650765
Hi, I just opened one to measure the size - the film measures 2&5/16ths x x 3&1/16th - however, there is an half inch "shoulder" cut at about 45 degrees on each of the corners. That slant cut makes the film not quite a square and not quite the above measurements at the corners.
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I just ordered a cover that matched the measurements of the mat. Didn't search for anything special or specific. Average cover fits fine although not to contours of the mat so is stretched across. With a baby on the mat I can't see this being a problem! No mis-shaping of mat as a result of normal change pad cover. Hope this is of some use?
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Each sheet has a center seam and on the backside of each at this center seam is the opening for each slot. These are sideways.
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Depending on the fabric density, you cut your strips 2 inches wide. After running through the tape maker, the ironed result is 1 inch wide. When you fold it in half to use as double-fold, it is 1/2" wide.