Is this sold as continuous yardage or to I have to sew together? I'm trying to make a tarp for leaves. Thank u
1688526
What I ordered came as one continuous piece. I very much doubt that you would need to sew it together. It's basically like buying from a Bolt of cloth at a fabric store, It should all be one piece.
17017
I ordered mine to fit so the cut edges folded over and installed grommets and used as a roof and curtains for an outside room. This product is woven and stitched every so often. It will fray as with any woven material if not seamed or folded over and secured. I am very pleased with my project as it as it has withstood 100 + temps and snow and ice and 40 + wind.
1363612
Hi Hannah, thank you for your inquiry! Yes, we sell fabric by the yard, minimum order is 1-yard.
475305
It is very easy. There is a pull out that tells you which number to use for each of the stitches.. The pull out gives you the number and shows the stitch so I think you would be happy with it. I had never sewn before and I had no problems..
225838
Mine was right at 20'. We used it to wrap around our 10x10 canopy as a wind brake. It went from the halfway point on the side and around the back and half way around the other side. It was also the heaviest tarp I have owned.
1148946
Because you are using tearaway stabilizer. Is this a denser design? Tear away is great for hand stitching and light stitching. "Redwork", etc. However, on more detailed and denser designs (especially the compact ones), you end up sewing yourself holes in the stabilizer and it no longer does its job. I had a lot of issues with this until I found out what was going on. I never have that problem with cut away stabilizer, which is better for garments and holds up better in the wash, too. I very rarely use tearaway because of this issue.
1746965
Once you reach 40 feet just overlap going back. Not worth cutting unless you can hem the seam with a commercial sewing machine.
108803
I have cut the material and gave some thought to fraying before making the cut also. I had an old iron that I had warmed(not hot or you'll melt the fabric) standing by. After making the cut, I ran the warm iron over the cut line to soften the cut area and fuse any frayed ends together. You can also create a hem at your cutline-folding the cutline and frayed ends under. I used a hot glue gun(low setting not high) to bond the hem closed. Heat is your friend-just don't get carried away or you'll melt things rather than soften and join. If you are going to have some extra, just cut off a small piece and experiment.
2284832
I guess that would depend on your need. I start by saying that because usually you can deal with the extra length,but most of the time tarps are somewhat shorter than the stated dimensions by the time they fold and stitch the edges. So if you need the tarp to completely cover your frame with no gaps, you made need to go bigger. Hope this helps.
2058447
It is 5' x 7 ' , which is too small to actually use as a blanket or small tarp , it is more of a cover . Everyone buys two and sews them together on the 5' side , giving you a 7' x 10' tarp , which is useable .
248780
You actually can sew it....I did when I had to join two sections together. Be sure to use heavy duty needles if you sew it yourself.
1219493
This might work for strapping down tarps if you always use the same tarp on the same flatbed with the same load. The cord is of good quality and should tolerate weather well. But the logistics of having a permanent cord looped through grommets to attach to tie-down hooks would be slow and hard to adjust. I should probably mention that it is hard to tie the cord to itself (like using a square knot to tie two ends together). It is best to use a crimping tool to crimp a metal staple to hold the two ends together.
2057898
I'm not sure what you mean. It is a continuous roll which you cut to whatever size you need. It is 11" across and then you cut the length that you want.
1167521
This product will come in 1 piece. To cut it we just stretched it out in the yard and cut it to the size needed. It doesn't come apart when cut either, it holds it's shape good. I have just stretched it over my coop and cut it that way. I have owned this netting for about 4 years and never had a problem with it unraveling, ripping or even my peacocks or pigeons getting out of it.when stretched out it can be bigger than 50 x 50. I just attached the netting to the fence with zip ties and we recently moved and it was very easy to take down and put back up. Hope this helps.
2234458
Depends on which pattern you choose. Probably could even do two from a single yard so long as you are making a small size. I have not been crazy about the instructions from this book.
1929500
I only needed/ordered 16 feet and it came as one piece. I'd assume it is made in a continuous process so longer continuous lengths should be available.
84180
The width of the fabric is 60" and the yards are to be determined by yourself. The amount you order will come as one big piece, not in separate pieces.