Would this fabric be suitable for making stuffed dog toys ? Thank You
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Would you be using it as the outside or as stuffing? I'm not the manufacturer just a customer, so I can't say for sure about the materials and this is just my opinion. Considering the absorbency of this product, I would recommend washing it very frequently if you chose to make dog toys. They would probably make for nice toys playing in water and cause a nice splash when thrown, however I'd be afraid they would absorb a lot of bacteria along with saliva. That being said, it is pretty sturdy and though not a tough canvas, could withstand some gnawing.
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I don't know why not. It is a natural bedding and is surprisingly great for burrowing. My African soft fur rats makes all sorts of craziness with it. I have no hedgie experience, but I'm sure it would work fine.
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Go larger. My toy poodle of 5 lbs wears a medium and it is close fitting. I will say it is a sturdy fabric that washes well. I line dry it to prevent shrinkage.
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Not natural shearling, but I thought a high quality man made fabric. Much easier to care for with all my dogs.
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Hi, I dont see why not.. as long as the fabric is penetrable which I am sure what you are referring to would be. If they dont tear or rip easily then it should work just fine. One piece goes thru the fabric (sharp pointed piece) and the other piece snaps on and can be a tight or loose fit depending upon what your needs or preference is.
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Yea I think so. I don't think there is anything dangerous and the stuffing is cotton polyester.
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It is a sturdy fabric, not as heavy as canvas but several layers. We had one complaint that one of the straps broke after only a few uses. We have a Kurgo car seat cover and for years it has provided good protection and a canvas like material with a vinyl water proof backing. We use it for more than transporting the dogs (3). I use it for bringing home plants and flowers etc. I think if you have a small dog the cover you ask about would be fine.
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This is intended to make the paint more flexible after drying, making it great for fabric. However I wouldnt recommend it particularly for figurines, an acrylic model paint would serve you better.
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Yes - this can be used to stuff amigurumi animals. Just be sure to stuff the stuffing TIGHTLY in the crocheted animal, since the composition of the stuffing does not matter, it just matters that it is packed densely and tightly so that as the stuffing expands and warps over time it does not warp the animal.
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Sorry don't know. If you do a web search of "machine wash plus toy" a number of sites come up with advice. Here's one:http://www.wikihow.com/Wash-a-Stuffed-Animal-in-a-Washing-MachineGood luck!
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It has a lot of stitching in it I think it would be fine. I have a small dog as well and have had no problems. It's a beautiful quilt.
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It's good weight nylon type fabric, tightly woven, should not be a real problem. My dog hasn't made any scratches, etc in itand she loves it!!
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I think this is a good choice of fabric for that. The only thing to be aware of is that chiffon frays easily on the side where it is cut, so you just have to make sure that it doesn't get pulled to much on that side.
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I would doubt it. The material seemed thin and it doesn't have hardly any stuffing inside. When I knelt down on it I felt like I was kneeling down on the floor. No padding to speak of. I spent a little more and got a great bed off Amazon and I think the maker was wayfield or something like that. It is a corner bed and good material.
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Yes, I used this to make armor for some costumes. I used an iron to do it (place the foam between some newspaper on both sides for 10-15 seconds and shape how you want) it holds its shape pretty well
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Might be, it's soft enough but not very warm though. I use it as a table cloth. And the threads on the edges are easy to become loose.
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try Joann Fabrics. x my dog ate the surfer out of bed and I just replaced it with Velcro