I'm a non sewer;..... Can I make a picnic table cloth with this material? Is it thick/quilt style or flat like a cloth tablecloth might be?
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This fabric is like an everyday tablecloth. You will need some type of hem as it will ravel.
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It does have a little bit of texture to enhance the look of a picnic table,however if you put something underneath the paper it should be fine.Its a nice size table.Very sturdy.I use this inside my house and that is where I plan tp keep it.Very easy to clean,just wipe it down.I use this table for my 3 yr.old&18 month old's meals.Great & well worth purchase.
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Suggestion: since it is probably too thin to sew, why not get some cheap vinyl placemats and cut a piece to size and stick it over the top of the cheap placemat? Then you can write/erase on it. Get creative and use fancy scissors on the edges and let a bit of the color of the other placemat show. I think it would be super-cute. I cut some of my leftover bits in to label shapes to use for jars...works great for this too.
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No, this would be a great fabric to use. My regular old Brother sewing machine had no problems sewing this material
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You are supposed to be able to use it as is. However, a cloth leader is recommended as a time-saving product to help attach the fabric to the frame. I have purchased cloth leader kit but have not used it yet as I am currently finishing several other quilting projects. I have assembled the frame and plan to use it for my next project.
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if it's *60", it's going to be actually 54" and then however many yards you buy. Also, it's a very thin, almost shear material. It was perfect for what I bought it for. (Fabric is either 60" (54") or 45" (usually 44"). I've been sewing about 40 years and it's always been this way. Kind of like a 2"x4"x6' piece of wood. It's never actually those exact dimensions.
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This is extremely fine cheesecloth - but not a "tight weave". So it feels more like a nice heavy gauze than a cloth. I use it to line my tofu mold when making block tofu since it helps drain away water but will retain the curds - and the thinness allow me room to work when it has to be placed between things (like wooden boxes and their tops.
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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.
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I just used a cut up old cotton T-shirt as a cloth. It is very thick but soaks in quickly. I have only used once so far. Am planning on using it as needed when the butcher block starts looking a bit dry.
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No it is heavy canvas and would not work in a quilt. I would do a search for printable fabric.
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No this table cloth is great. The seams are not at the table's edge but hang down a little bit but nothing that takes away from the look. I find this cloth to be the perfect solution for the table, clean looking and easy care.
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Probably should ask the manufacturer, but in my case, my table is square (40" on a side), rather than round, but I think it should work because the cover has a lot of elastic material on the edges and pulls it together under the table top. The cloth is a flexible material that is waterproof buy you should not wash it in a machine or soak it. Just use a damp cloth to regularly clean it.
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No. Its not that thick. Makes a great pillow case or garland. I bought this a other similar Dr Seuss fabric and made a garland for a baby shower party.
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It's lightweight fabric. I would say maybe nylon but not quite as sheer or thin as a parachute type fabric. I use it with a liner. Definitely not heavy enough to use for hauling and moving a dead body!
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Nowhere does it say on the package but I don't see why not. It's woven cloth, it's 100%cotton and it's washable. Try embroidering a very small sample of cloth.
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I didn't buy a roll because I make very small landscape quilts. It is really nice and very pliable. I will buy again when I run out, but I think I bought half a yard. I have friends who use it for large quilts and they really like it.
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Hi,You could use a light purple,just about any shade of green,it has some red in it too.The quilt is awesome, I have washed mine about 3 times,It still looks great.I do hang it on the clothesline though.