Can the seam I assume is on the fabric drum be positioned as wished?
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The seam is really hard to see, however, you can adjust the shade when installing so that it faces you desired direction.
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Kind of...it doesn't have the ability to swivel 360 to be placed in the "perfect" position but you can choose the general direction you want it to go.
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My fixture is installed in the entry way. Frankly, I had not noticed there WAS a seam. The seam is about one inch and visible with the light turned on. I ASSUME - but did not climb up to verify - that it CAN be positioned whereever you want when it is installed. This is a great style. I have many Native American accents and this fixture sort of resembles a drum. I hope you enjoy it.
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I wouldnt cut it down. There is a seam that goes all the way around the outer edge to hold the fabric together and probably keep it from fraying.
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I have not tried it like you want to do. But I would think you should be able to do so. You should make sure the device is not to close to fabric
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The answer is somewhere between the two. If the seam falls a certain way, it will be harder to read the spine (depending on the LP). Other times, there is no difficulty.
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There is a visible seam on it. Like all lampshades have. You can position it to a side where it isn't as noticeable.
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There is a tacky strip on the bottom of the cutter. It holds the fabric in place. I have to be careful at the ends of the cutter because the strip doesn't go all the way to the end. Works nicely.
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I'm not exactly sure what a serged seam looks like. But the seams are not the same on all for sides. So I think it has both.
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No, it's an equilateral triangle, and believe me, my head missed that as I calculated ow it would fit my space in a right-angle situation. You can adjust the length of the generous ropes to angle it. I bought a roll of 6' x 15' coolaroo fabric and may try to add sections to fit my needs, but am not a professional seamstress so wonder if I'll make a mess of it. Has anyone tried to join the two by other means? The dreaded duct tape? Lashing after affixing grommets along the lengths?
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there is an open seam but it is extremely difficult to weave the cord into the product
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Not that I know of. It would be nice if it were lined. If you know someone handy with a sewing machine you could have them some somthing on it.
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Yes. If you found a way to anchor it. Every seam comes undone by pulling up a 'stick like' piece out of the hinges. There is an option to purchase two extra pieces to make this a hexagon shape. I'd guarantee they'd have an in-depth diagram of what I'm speaking of.
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There is a one inch seam on the side of the arm where the arm that is parallel to the floor connects with the part that is perpendicular. I had to search for it when I received your question. Certainly not a crease.
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You need to hold the stitch on the back side. Depending on the seam length you need to hold some excess to weave thru the stitches
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It depends on how you trim the film. If you made mistake then it will look bad and noticeable. If you made it perfectly, no one can tell your seam unless you look closer.
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i am new to sewing, so i am not sure. if you mean a flat-felled seam it would probably be better to use a different foot. this is designed to catch the material and curve it up and around. granted i was using it with difficult fabrics (satin and tulle) but i found it hard to work with.
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I'm not sure what you mean by seam. there is a place where they go together and a place where the handles are connected. I haven't had any problems with then, I think there great! Wonderful sizes, great for any size cookie, biscuits, any thing you want to use then for! I hand wash these just because my husband will do it for me. I really think these are great.
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Hi. If I would have sealed the sewn seams before I loaned it to my daughter, it would have been great.The floor is pretty heavy, much heavier than the "cheap blue" by atleast 3X