can this be used on burlap?
1579643
Good Morning, I really am not sure. It does have a great adhesive and if it was used on burlap just hanging it might. Sorry I could be more help.
1579644
I don't think so. It might stick for a little while but after that it might fall off.
328071
I do not see why not. I have used it on ball caps and recently on a straw hat. This is basically a "scotch guard" type product.
571915
I don't see why they would not work for that. They should be able to handle the weight of the burlap
2073779
You can but it probably won't hold very well. A hot glue gun works well for fabrics.
1910482
I have made several garden flags, used medium clean tear away on back, same needles as for any embroidery and that was it. I do spray starch the burlap first and after then sprayed with scotch guard for protection outdoors. It worked great.
917021
yes...I can not see why not, providing the material around the grommet is plyable.
898335
I've never used it on anything heavy, so I'm not sure. I think if it was wrapped around twice it would be very strong -- that way there would be more velcro sticking together, not just the ends of the strip.
2169896
Yes, it is probably most often used for that purpose. I actually purchased my bottle from the arts and crafts department. It has been a while since I made crochet ornaments, but I remember that Sta-Flo is the starch I used for my project. I've been hanging the "snowflakes" on my Christmas tree every year for nearly twenty years.
2017093
I just sent an answer to your question. This is probable not strong enough to use on a tree. I ordered the systemic Bayer product that was specifically for trees and shrubs.
898334
It probably is strong enough to do this as long as you overlap the velcro onto itself enough, and if the tree limbs are small enough. You'd probably need to use more than one piece to hold the branches. It's worth giving it a try.
1384955
Yes you can. It can be used on about any type of material, as long as you use the right length staple.
1564808
No, I'm afraid not. It's plastic, and isn't really shaped right for that. Sadly it doesn't work at all on wood either. Cheers
998328
Burlap is a woven rough fabric usually used for sacks. Burlap is made of the skin of jute plants, which is one of the least expensive and strongest textile crops.
2116771
Hmmm, not sure. Im using a dot of it on card stock to adhere a single flat back rhinestone and it works well for that. Burlap doesn't have just one area to adhere to the paper. I think it would work as long as you had something keeping it firmly pressed to the paper till it dried. (BUT i always go to hot glue for that type of project)
683060
I use this on white boards to form boxes for different projects. I have not used it outside. Sorry I could not offer more information.
179119
I've used it to keep burlap "mat" in one piece and it dries stiff... to paste flowers onto sculptures, it acts as a sealant/glaze. Hope this is some help.
1573328
While I have not used it in that manner, it should work. It leaves a nice pale stain that allows the wood grain to show through. I have had good results with it. That said, I would test it on a piece of scrap wood first.