Could they be embroidered? So the back would need to be two pieces of canvas that aren't sewn all the way across so the stitching wouldn't show.
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It could be embroidered. Although it is one piece with a loop at either end to fit the back post.
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The back is only one piece of canvas. Maybe if you find a canvas of the same or contrasting color, you can sew it on the back to cover the embroidery.
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No but you can use Heat Transfer Letters if you want to print a name on the back
462530
As the others have told you, the back is a single layer piece with "tunnels" sewn at each end to go over the chair dowels.
462531
The back is one piece of canvas with each end folded back and sewn vertically.
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They are canvas, so I would say yes. The material doesn't seem to have any sort of waterproofing or substance on them that would prevent them from being printed on.
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Maybe if very thin. I know the thick glittery paper doesn't fit. Also if embroidered would need to be stiff enough to push in.
2214105
I would imagine that they could be engraved, but the best answer to that question would be provided by an engraver.
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I'm sure you could, but the cut edges would be ratty. They would be easy enough to sew or serge, if you're handy that way.
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The animal pattern is stamped on there and need to be cross stitched with the thread that is included with the kit. The neutral background is already quilted.
2025088
You could if you got some hangers for them or drilled holes in them. They have a smooth wooden back.
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if the stitches are "read"as designs yes, but if you mean as an addition the ones included IN the machine then no. I have only see really high-end machines do this. But I do "fake them, if I can read them as stand along designs, i.e. xxx, hus, vip, etc.
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Because of the "newness" of the fabric, it will be difficult to work with. Unfortunately, it requires a lot of patience and some degree of ingenuity. If you have further questions, please email me at ghme.llc@gmail.com
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Hi there. I took a good look at the front and back and it looks like you can do this. There are two rows of stitching for each section and the threads are fairly thin - you will need to use a seam cutter (sewing item). It does look as if you can remove them and create one large section. Note - there is a zipper for both sections and the bottom one is close to where the section starts - does not look like it would interfere with your trying to make this a one section bag - just don't open the bottom zipper.Regards
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If the design fits into the frame the machine will stitch it. It's based on the dimensions of the design not the amount of stitches.
2078627
No, the back is cream or beige. The colors are not woven into the fabric. You can still see them through the fabric.
1316089
Yes. If the folks that made them, had to wear them, they would notice the seam falls on the center of the heal that you are trying to protect.
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I'm nor sure. I figured it would work I was also considering textile paint and stenciling. tI haven't tried anything with mine yet. Being 100 percent good quality canvas they should be ultimately paintable and transfers. As canvas I would imagine that embroidery type art would work too.
360025
there are holes on the back , keep in mind they are very small ( so if the hoes do not work out you can use double sided tape
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I'm not sure about embroidery, they are a little thin and stiff. I heat ironed on little decals, using a towel to keep the heart from melting the apron.
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I've never tried sewing them on. However, they are made of fabric, so I suppose you could. Good luck:)