Did this burlap fray alot? From the picture it looks like it would fray easily.
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Yes this does fray easily. I used it to make burlap wreaths and had to do quite a bit of trimming when I was finished. I have had a wreath made with this one my door on and off for a year and it has held up very well. It is starting to fray a little bit now but I like the way it makes it look more rustic.
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No it is just rough burlap. Would have to use a scotch guard for a little protective coating
853194
I know it is thicker of most that I have seen. moving it around it doesn't seem to crinkle. I love it ,it is one of my favorite blankets for the winter time. I hope this helps.
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No experience with tearing because I haven't had that problem. However, I am a seamstress, and I'm wondering if there isn't a type of fabric glue that would seal the edges and prevent further fraying. Check with a craft store such as Joann Fabrics or Michaels. Perhaps there are vinyl patches you could apply also.
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Its just burlap like potatoes used to come in as far as I can tell its just been spray painted with camouflage patterns. I would say if it got wet and dry wet and dry there would be no problems. But if left wet or soaking it would rot. Hope this helps?
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I have used the wire in the past and now the rope. I like the rope because it does fray like the wire. So far so Good. I would recommend.
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Yes. There is no finished edge, it's kind of rubbery, seems to be cut from a larger sheet so I don't think the edges would fray if that is the concern. You would have a smaller surface area so it would probably dry and warm up faster.
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Although I had Amazon mail them directly to my granddaughters, if you can enlarge the photo found at Amazon.com, you can see that there is some sort of edging to keep the cloth from fraying. Sorry I cannot be of more help
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I haven't had a problem so far. The reason I selected this brush is the research I did indicated that the Weber version would not fray like some of the others do.
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It looks like you can cut it. We didn't need to though. I would just worry about it unraveling. We are very happy with ours.
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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 hemmed mine and put a small cable for free style sail hanging. When cut it doesn't unravel but it leaves a rough edge. I also staple it to a trim board an rolled it once then screwed it to the eave of the house.
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It is pretty strong,has held up with high winds, I do think grommets might be better with some extra material . The mesh might not hold up w/o. I hope this helped.
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It is a spongy type of material. I was not too happy with it, as it fell apart very fast. I had it in the kitchen by the sink where there is a lot of foot traffic. I have another one that I put in the front room and used as a decorative rug. There is no walking on it where I put it and it is in fine shape and is very pretty in front of my curio cabinet. If you are using it where there is a lot of foot traffic I would not recommend it.
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All edges are bound really nice. Not sure but if cut, the edges might curl or fray. I would not, in my opinion.
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I think you could easily cut it in half. I don't think it would fray or anything like that.
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If i remember right it was fairly smooth but may have had a few fibers sticking out but nothing close to how twine is. I used it for decor at my rustic wedding and it was perfect