Is this paper suitable for making patterns for clothing?
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Very much so. This is what I use it for. Either I copy existing patterns, either I create from scratch. This paper is nice and sturdy. One thing to note: I do not use pins, only weights when I'm cutting my fabric so it doesn't matter to me if the paper is a little thicker than usual pattern making paper. Hope that helps.
2009208
Yes! I use EQ Printables, which has several choices of fabrics. My favorite is their Premium Cotton Satin Inkjet Fabric Sheets. Six sheets per package, 8.5" x 11". Printing with the R3000, the colors are bright and beautiful . . . and I've had no problems with fading (but I don't tend to wash these items). Check out www.electricquilt.com
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Yes. I use my cricket silhouette for this paper. Make sure you tell the shipper to have backing for it. Otherwise, it looks like they took it out of a trash can and shipped it to you.
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Absolutely! That is primarily what I use it for. Once it sets. It can stand quite a bit of wear and tear. As far as paper goes, sometimes the paper becomes slightly transparent when it is immersed in resin, so I would try a test piece first to make sure you like the effect.
1024112
I think this might be a felting machine, like Simplicity's deluxe felting machine, so you could probably use any fabric that would be suitable for needle felting (fleece, felt, bulky knits, etc.).
865332
This is a thick paper. It is commonly used for invitations. Feel free to email us if you want a sample of it. Thanks
669200
The paper is sturdy, but porous. I wouldn't use anything but mini glue dots for adhesive. Anything even a little moist would most likely cause the paper to wrinkle as it dried.
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No, this paper would not hold up to those conditions. I would try looking at printable vinyl sticker paper instead.Best,Anna Marie
1042760
The answer is "NO". It is a paper with a wood grain pattern. Very cheep. I do not recommend this product.
694001
I would say yes. It has a pretty thick texture/ pattern. I removed my old paper first but only because it came off very easy. I would say it would look fine to put over old paper. I love it, it turned out beautiful!!
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I suppose it would depend on the type of fabric. If you are talking spandex or lycra or something like that, I would think no. If you are thinking jersey knit, possibly... I guess it would depend on how well whatever you are using holds a fold when it is ironed.
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No, this would be a great fabric to use. My regular old Brother sewing machine had no problems sewing this material
1855801
Not really, the paper is handmade-so it's thicker than usual paper...I was very happy with this product!
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This paper is light. It is almost like plastic paper. It would certainly be light enough for a pencil to trace fine details through, but I don't know that it would last as long as you'd like. Also, it is too light to be able to trace around the edges.... there is no stiffness to it. You might be better off with the stiffer plastic sheets that are used as section dividers for reports. That's what I've used for quilt block pieces that are meant to be reused. There are also a variety of types of plastic sheets that can be found with blueprint and architectural supplies.
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Probably yes, but it depends on how thin is the picture paper you are using.
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Perhaps slightly thinner than that - it will crease easier than cereal box thickness would. I think it would work for your journal project, though it's not as durable as traditional cardstock would be.
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I bought this paper to make shoji screens. It's about the same thickness and opacity as printer paper, so you might see silhouettes through it but nothing more than that.