Has anyone used this product for tie dying ? Would it be stretchy but firm enough to bind cloth ?
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I have not used it for tie dying but I would try it on a peace that was not important to see how it would do. It it really sturdy but I do not do tie dying either?? Vickie
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Absolutely! This stuff is made for that. Is very small weave, open airy, and lightweight. Perfect for draping. I think comes in 10 yard bolts, or 30 feet. I think 54 inches wide. check the description. Is fairly sheer, so lighter colors tend to be almost invisible. Might want to use something more of a Silver rather than a white. the White will disappear at any distance. Bright colors don't have issues with disappearing. CHEAP as dirt! Fabric stores charge MUCH MORE for exactly the same. Buy extra, fun to use at Halloween for ghost effects in yard. Scott
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I just got the webbing, used my old metal ends which had been on rubber webbing. They worked, but elasbelt was too stretchy for my sofa.
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I have only used the product on 100% cotton. Probably try a scrap of the material and see if it holds. :o)
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I used it for a wood rocking chair that had latex cloth straps. They have "give" but aren't stretchy. Very comfortable to sit on and adjust to your contour. Haven't sagged after installation, still taut.
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I didn't tye dye, but I did dye a few solid colors. The dye takes well to them, because they are cotton. I would think tye dying would work just as well.
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Anything with a lot of stretch is not good for iron-on labels. If you iron it on as is, the natural stretching of the fabric will quickly pull the label free, and if you stretch the fabric out when you iron it on, it'll recover and be wrinkled and hard to read. For socks , stretch waist bands, etc., try a black Sharpie on light-colored backgrounds and White Out (pen, not brush) on dark backgrounds. Both are permanent. Or iron the label onto a garment label--but maybe on low heat since most garment labels are synthetic material and can melt under high iron settings. Good luck!
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it doesn't have a stretch to it. you don't want it to... use a good spray upholstery glue and you can use clear screw in upholstery pins...WalMart had the pins. it's a really nice headline fabric.. scrap well your original, then spray with glue and lightly press fabric on.. let it dry at least overnight...I used extra for visors and bottom inside on doors..Good Luck... can see how to ideas on YouTube..
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Not sure why everyone voted no to this. I used iron on material in this label maker to label all my baby's blankets for daycare and they've washed perfectly with no fading yet.
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This is not stiff, but it is strong. It should hold what you want to tie up.
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This is lightweight, but if you're wrapping someone in it, I'm not sure how it will cling - I used it to staple to columns to imitate bark of coconut tree. I would probably shift considerably at the joints when bending or walking
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I've used it to line a hanging diaper bag for cloth diapers. It gets washed about twice a week n and I've had about four months. No sign of wear yet.
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I don't know. They seemed pretty soft to me. You could always wash them before dying them. I think the feedback had several comments about people who successfully tie-dyed them.
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No this belt is not stretchy, it is similar to the original belt. Good Luck
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Will definitely work for large tablecloths, any size. I do queen size sheets, flat and fitted. You will have to do. most likely, a quarter or half at a time, but it is certainly easier than using an iron!
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This glue is an excellent bonding agent, and it will bond cotton cord to metal, leather, and plastic. I have used it for about a year now in making kumihimo items and leather items with metal endcaps and it has held up very well. It dries extremely quickly and has no odor when dry ( usually about a minute), which is a plus. I have not washed anything glued with it, but I think if it just gets wet and is not soaked or washed, it will be fine. Also, a little bit goes a long way. I have used it to glue stones to a cabochon setting and that was also successful. This is my favorite go-to glue for jewelry-making. Hope this helps!
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I only have these in colors. I've never tie dyed but I've heard that cotton is the best fabric for this. These cases feel very soft after laundering so I assume they have a lot of polyester in them. I looked on the cases but could not find a tag that gave the breakdown of cotton/poly. If you have experience with dying synthetic fabrics you can certainly try it on these.