Can I use this fabric as lining?
142715
You can use it as lining but it's quality is too good for that. Of course it depends of what lining will be
183991
Yes you can. I made a slipcover for my sofa & used a regular sewing machine for the whole thing. Hope this helps ... good luck!!
1202725
Sorry, I bought this as a gift so therefor can not answer if the lining is tarnish-proof.
398848
Yes you sure can. And believe it or not, the fabr ic is soft and can bem stretched. Great fabric!!
644664
yes you can but you have to make sure that it is right against the fabric and the frame so that it goes all the way in
2108203
No, this would be a great fabric to use. My regular old Brother sewing machine had no problems sewing this material
2146508
Yes Ask anyone with sewing machine.May have to trim insulation pad 3/8 in. or so to tuck fabric in for seam.
88635
The fabric is real thin and I always use a liner. Don't pay high price. Go low and use liner, too.
2172633
I think you could. The fabric is a very nice, thick, quality fabric. If it turns out to be a little light or chilly, you could always put a light blanket within.
2234762
From what I can remember, since it's been quite a while since I bought this, it's too thin to use as a top or bottom of a baby blanket, and yes, the piece I got was large enough, but it would be better used for a lining for a child's dress bodice, or a summer gown maybe, or a summer blouse, not for something you need to be strong. Just my opinion.
2028339
There is assembly required so it shouldn't be a problem. However it is a nice material and very neutral. If you are going to go to the trouble of new fabric, I'd plann a little more padding too.
495902
Absolutely. It is a beautiful quality fabric, but has no waterproof liner in the design. I love the curtain-
1507925
The waterproof exterior has the fabric ( the design you see ) adhered to it. I find them comfortable. I'm not sure it would be considered a true lining. I hope this was of some help to you, wish I could answer your question better.
2146506
Sure you could...either hem with needle and thread or use duct tape. Will look like crap but it could work if you don't care what it looks like. BTW...this is not a very large blanket so if cut in half will be very small / short. Would not recommend doing this unless you have a very compelling reason to alter the blanket.
1148687
No, not a lining. They put a piece of plastic on the back as a protective measure-to help make them last longer. That piece of plastic you peal off then what goes against your skin is the same material as what you see from the front (It is the same substance all threw the form.) but the back is VERY adhesive.
1535616
Yes, that is definitely the most common method. Remember, this material is unsupported so it needs to be stretched tight in all directions for best results. For a different look or more portability you can also check out the version of this that has finished edges. Thanks!
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.