How many rolls would I buy to make a dress form?
173851
One roll should be enough to make a dress form for most people. One roll might even make multiple forms for small figures. For plus-sized people, it would be a good idea to have a second roll on hand. One roll was enough for me to make a 3 layer form on a plus-sized figure, but not enough to add additional layers to the inside to strengthen it. I just noticed that the picture for this product shows that it is reinforced tape. It might be a little counter-intuitive, but NON-reinforced tape is better for making dress forms - the finished result is stiffer, and the non-reinforced tape is generally less slippery on the outer surface, making the dress form easier to use. One roll should be enough to make a dress form for most people. One roll might even make multiple forms for small figures. For plus-sized people, it would be a good idea to have a second roll on hand. One roll was enough for me to make a 3 layer form on a plus-sized figure, but not enough to add additional layers to the inside to strengthen it. I just noticed that the picture for this product shows that it is reinforced tape. It might be a little counter-intuitive, but NON-reinforced tape is better for making dress forms - the finished result is stiffer, and the non-reinforced... » Read More One roll should be enough to make a dress form for most people. One roll might even make multiple forms for small figures. For plus-sized people, it would be a good idea to have a second roll on hand. One roll was enough for me to make a 3 layer form on a plus-sized figure, but not enough to add additional layers to the inside to strengthen it. I just noticed that the picture for this product shows that it is reinforced tape. It might be a little counter-intuitive, but NON-reinforced tape is better for making dress forms - the finished result is stiffer, and the non-reinforced tape is generally less slippery on the outer surface, making the dress form easier to use. « Show Less
173852
I bought mine to use as a "frownies" substitute, but I've made a duct tape dress form before, so I'll make a guess.....I'm fairly certain one roll would be sufficient for any dress form smaller than plus size. Even a plus size form might be covered with one roll (there is a lot of tape there). My advice would be to start with one roll and work from the top down; if it's not enough, then cut the "model" out, order another roll, and add more tape to the bottom. Of course, if your model is only available for one session, or you're in a time crunch, you might want to order 2 rolls just in case. Hope this helps.
173853
I bought mine to use as a "frownies" substitute, but I've made a duct tape dress form before, so I'll make a guess.....I'm fairly certain one roll would be sufficient for any dress form smaller than plus size. Even a plus size form might be covered with one roll (there is a lot of tape there). My advice would be to start with one roll and work from the top down; if it's not enough, then cut the "model" out, order another roll, and add more tape to the bottom. Of course, if your model is only available for one session, or you're in a time crunch, you might want to order 2 rolls just in case. Hope this helps. I bought mine to use as a "frownies" substitute, but I've made a duct tape dress form before, so I'll make a guess.....I'm fairly certain one roll would be sufficient for any dress form smaller than plus size. Even a plus size form might be covered with one roll (there is a lot of tape there). My advice would be to start with one roll and work from the top down; if it's not enough, then cut the "model" out, order another roll, and add more tape to the bottom. Of course, if your model is only available for one session, or you're in a time crunch, you might want to order 2... » Read More I bought mine to use as a "frownies" substitute, but I've made a duct tape dress form before, so I'll make a guess.....I'm fairly certain one roll would be sufficient for any dress form smaller than plus size. Even a plus size form might be covered with one roll (there is a lot of tape there). My advice would be to start with one roll and work from the top down; if it's not enough, then cut the "model" out, order another roll, and add more tape to the bottom. Of course, if your model is only available for one session, or you're in a time crunch, you might want to order 2 rolls just in case. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1816485
It depends on how big you want the bag. The roll is 11" x 16'. If you make each bag 12" you would get approximately 32 bags.
2175319
I purchased the 800 count in January of this year. I still have 20 rolls left. I am not sure of how many bags per roll. If there are 20 per roll, thats 5 per 100 which which equal 40 rolls to start with?? I just put a rubber band around the rolls and they fit in a pocket well. I have been very happy with purchase/price for my 2 dogs.
1345610
Hi! Well you have about 160 square feet minus doors and windows. Each roll covers 56 square feet, so I think you will be safe with 3 rolls. It's very nice paper. We paint it to make it washable. Good luck! Denise
40246
The consumables include the paper and the print pack. Each roll/print pack will net you about 200 images. For this model there is just one size, 4x6. It works wonderfully and it's pretty fast. It allows you to make some minor image edits and set your pricing. Great for special events, weddings and holidays such as Christmas, Easter and Halloween.
1345607
Hello, I would agree- 3 rolls should be plenty. (You need a little more than you would think due to the way it has to be trimmed) We had someone install this for us and I think it was definitely worth it. We love the look of the paper. You don't have to paint it, but since it's in the bathroom, I would recommend doing so to seal off the porous surface of the paper from bathroom moisture. *I don't know if this makes sense but you also have to think about how you want the direction of the "boards" in the paper to go because this also affects your dimensions.
651869
It depends on what you consider regular, but I can tell you that I wrapped about 13 4-6 jar baskets, and 4 really large baskets last Christmas, I just wrapped a huge basket for my cousin's wedding, and I probably have enough to wrap a small 2 jar basket. I should also add that I was not thrifty what so ever when wrapping. I am sure that I would have gotten even more out of the roll if I was.
1346346
I'd get to two rolls honestly, you might be able to do it with one; but you will make mistakes, so I'd get two. Just honest advice.
2082070
Hi... I made my own out of material and ribbon... double the length then make a pocket for ribbon feed through and tie..that way you can make it any width for you needs..
277667
I have six average rolls. Thicker ones would obviously be less. Also extra long ones do not fit
136474
Depends how much you used on each one. If you sprinkle as opposed to roll, there is no reason you couldn't cover 20-30. IF you are rolling the cake pop in the glitter, I would say more like 10-20.
1265867
You need two rolls. Each being a little bigger than 5m2 (10 meters long and 0.53 meter wide) which is a little more than 53 sq. feet, you will have to get 2 rolls.
1831997
I bought this wallpaper and the wall that i put this wallpaper has the nearly that measures, so i think one roll could be enough for you but you have to be careful about the drawing because you have to match them when you put on the wall. After all, i recommend you, if you've never put a wallpaper, to buy two rolls to make sure that it will be more than enough and you will get some extra wallpaper in case of rip or something else that damage it.
1622704
This would be enough for 2 to 3 castings, I'm guessing you have some sort of casting material (plaster of paris,or latex would be a couple of good options,the latex you might get more than one pour to that mold) for your mold, as you cannot use this on skin
1831998
I bought this wallpaper and the wall that i put this wallpaper has the nearly that measures, so i think one roll could be enough for you but you have to be careful about the drawing because you have to match them when you put on the wall.After all, i recommend you, if you've never put a wallpaper, to buy two rolls to make sure that it will be more than enough and you will get some extra wallpaper in case of rip or something else that damage it.
123623
A small amount. It is best to purchase a larger roll(s) and use it from the get go. Keep the small roll in case you run out of the others.
1601257
I purchased this item because it was only for 1 roll. The other items similar to it required you to buy two rolls.