Could they be embroidered? So the back would need to be two pieces of canvas that aren't sewn all the way across so the stitching wouldn't show.
462527
It could be embroidered. Although it is one piece with a loop at either end to fit the back post.
462528
The back is only one piece of canvas. Maybe if you find a canvas of the same or contrasting color, you can sew it on the back to cover the embroidery.
462529
No but you can use Heat Transfer Letters if you want to print a name on the back
462530
As the others have told you, the back is a single layer piece with "tunnels" sewn at each end to go over the chair dowels.
462531
The back is one piece of canvas with each end folded back and sewn vertically.
1285612
Yup. They'd look great. This is basically what they're made for. They even have a little string wrap that you could untie and tie to a belt or strap around your back.
1279036
You would have to use a needle to put them on the yarn. Using thread would be easier.
1280722
Never tried, but I don't suspect they'd show up very well. You'd need to paint on a white background for that.
1801694
Hello, thank you for your question, but no, the back is not given a finished look. But you could use two that way, back to back.
586202
I would say you could. it would be a pretty thin back to back sheet and you would have to do it carefully- they are very sticky and the might get creases in them. Might be worth sticking something in-between like thin card board or something. I love them though!
1703275
This fabric is a loose weave, so having it monogrammed with regular embroidery thread would probably not work well. It might be able to be done with a thin yarn.
1647912
I'm nor sure. I figured it would work I was also considering textile paint and stenciling. tI haven't tried anything with mine yet. Being 100 percent good quality canvas they should be ultimately paintable and transfers. As canvas I would imagine that embroidery type art would work too.
808526
I agree with steve and qaz, but if you have a cover maybe quilted or crochet, then I dont see why not:)
1948279
No they are not just because how they are built and the handles would be in the back not the front which would look weird. You can try it but I don't think it will work or look good.
1973750
I think they look more like they could be stamped. But they could also be engraved. Definitely not painted on. Hope this helps!
1825859
if the stitches are "read"as designs yes, but if you mean as an addition the ones included IN the machine then no. I have only see really high-end machines do this. But I do "fake them, if I can read them as stand along designs, i.e. xxx, hus, vip, etc.
231904
They are canvas, so I would say yes. The material doesn't seem to have any sort of waterproofing or substance on them that would prevent them from being printed on.
284332
Hi! I have not embroidered mine but we have an embroidery business and it's definitely do-able. It would be really cute but I'm having another baby and wanted to use the same bag, so I didn't do it.
185555
I don't see why it couldn't be pieced together, but you would have to carefully match the pattern. It's a rather busy print, so I think it could be done.
833154
They arrive unattached (you assemble) so I would think you could re-cover them. Not sure how hard it would be to unattach them and re-cover later.
1458969
I don't see why not... they are basic but nice. I embroider on them and people love them as gifts.