open or closed weave?
1058947
Looks like closed but when you hold hat against light the light comes through. So i do not really know.
2142430
Do not use this on your weave. It is too heavy to be applied to weave. It will leave it a thick greasy mess.
1674585
The overlock vertical, overcast (conceals the edges) and sew the seam at the same time. The side cutter does the same, but it also cut the excess fabric as it sews. Checkout the reviews on the Overlock Vertical and the Side Cutter Foot. Happy sewing!!
52565
there is an open seam but it is extremely difficult to weave the cord into the product
991885
I believe you can buy either your choice. The closed front is higher in price. I got the open front but wish i had gotten the closed. The lid covers the entire seat.
1460943
It is actually not weave, but a soft chenille-like fabric, soft to the touch. It has thread coming down that makes it look like a weave. It is comfortable to sit on.
2174174
It velcroes to close. To keep it open the piece rolls up and has a hook to keep it open.
1465233
I would use the cheesecloth, it's a finer weave, thinner and will probably to a better job for you.
453150
Which mean "gap" in between weaving, therefore air and water go through vs the one on this picture that is the type I am looking for to purchase
1211206
It is a closed comb. I have an open comb, also, and for me it takes much more skill and effort. The 38C is my favorite.
1347697
You just open it, put a section of hair between the 2 clamps, and close it. It's basically just open-shut, open-shut. I would recommend pulling your hair tight (away from the scalp) while the clamps are closed, which will make the wave more defined (same technique works with a regular curler). Also, if you want the ends to curl a certain way, once it is clamped you can kind of wrap the end around the curler. Final suggestion: use a thermal hairspray. When you're done, finger-comb the waves to make them look more natural. Then add one more layer of hairspray. Hope this helps!
360137
I wish I had a better answer for that. I love the product - I use it all over...not just on the ends of my hair. But I've never had a weave.
1657115
I own the 3 inch and the 5 inch. The 3 inch is a fine tight weave but the 5 inch is much looser. The bigger the strainer, the bigger the holes. I would say the 5 inch is similar to a wire mesh strainer. Hope that helps!
2173396
It is open. It is rather nice for the price. I had my carpenter take it apart and saw the panels in half and I made window shutters out of it. It held up nicely and they look great!
2164278
I'm not sure where, but I don't use one--the weave is smooth both inside and out, so doesn't snag.
27971
Very fine weave feel, its not a cheap give away mouse cloth pad, or something you would find at staples. Want slid all over your desk and makes for a good surface to keep board from walking on your desk. Hope that helps
545646
Yes, it is open ended. I believe the reason everyone is having trouble sliding the 4x6 through but the 4x4s fit just fine is because you're not supposed to use a 4x6. You should sandwich two 2x6's and bolt them together, it is much stronger than a single 4x6.