are the sheets flexible? can you use them in sewing projects?
1838506
They are flexible, but I don't know how well they'd work in sewing projects. You'd have to try it and see.
215791
You should be able to, they are a thin muslin type material. They are not sewn together very well like most reviews stated so if you want them to hold up better you should redo the seams.
1455288
You can do that if the sheets have some texture and are light weight. If you are trying to do that with "shiny" heavy bond paper it may not work. There is certainly room for very thick paper.
235008
I'm sorry I can't answer your question. I only use them in my basement sewing room.
1358663
I don't fid them to be all that flexible. I wear them at night to keep my wrists from curling while I sleep. Hope this helps.
1566328
I don't know. I have always used sheets made specifically for hospital beds. They stretch with the repositioning of the bed where sheets for a regular bed wouldn't.
870875
Yes! I use them for that in my crochet projects. The eye of the needle is a little wider. It takes a bit more effort to weave the ends in but for the price plus there's forty them, I think they work well enough.
558623
They are flexible but I wouldn't roll them up. You won't get a tight roll to save space.
945530
Yes, they are flexible. I think they would work only for a short time. They work really good in front of our garage door, and I have one in my garage that soaks up the water on the car from the rain. Works great!!
1736175
They should be fine as long as you put them on the non-bending parts of the bed, i.e., just left of the top bend and just left of the bottom bend. My hubby no longer disassembles his bottom sheet or mattress cover any more, since I put the suspenders on it. I hook up both the mattress cover and the sheet about 1/4 down from the head and 1/4 up from the foot. No more entire bed clothes on the floor every morning, with him sleeping on the mattress and wrapped up in the bedspread or top sheet. (I also have had to sew a top sheet to each of two blankets in winter [one in wash, one on the bed] so that he has a clean sheet between him and the blanket). In summer, I have two sets of sheets sewn together, one side to act as a top sheet and the other to act as a bedspread. He loves the arrangement.
2206883
Yes. They are flexible, but firm plastic. You should wash them between uses.
842803
They are quite sharp, so I think they would work for thinner fabrics. I know they could cut through a standard thickness wool felt, but fleece might be too thick. They are definitely not as sharp as sewing scissors.
2179693
Yes! Just make sure each sheet has been thoroughly cleaned, dried AND ironed because any fold, bend or wrinkle can cause discomfort during use. Hope that helps!
742605
They might but you will not be able to get a lot of sheet in the teeth of the suspenders, If it doesn't work for that you can always use them on another set of fitted sheets. They aren't that expensive, otherwise I would try a fabric store.
517495
I suppose you could, however be careful getting to close to the heating element. People like the sheets because you can wash them and re-use them.
202323
No. They didn't hold up to washings but they do look better than a sheet. I may try another brand.
232141
They're very flexible. I think they might work well for you because I just get a gentle stretch - I wish they were bigger or firmer so I'd get a better stretch but they're fine.