would this material be good for making sandals?
1118151
I don't think so. It's pretty thin and easy to break. I used it to weave a chair bottom and I really needed a stronger thread.
1115220
I would say probably. It's meant for multiple types of materials. It does great on my nylon shoes. You could test in a small area to make sure it doesn't look bad.
1174197
If you could re-sew the seem you created I'm sure you could but it's definitely not designed for that. The fabric is thick but it's a fairly large weave and would fray if cut (and not re-sewn).
1052344
I don't see why not. The property may be a bit different (lessening the movement of the kenetic sand possibly) but the plus would it would be better for building. The Sands Alive! would also be lighter in color, but seems to me the blending would be fine. Neither of them dry out.
557436
No, I use it as a wardrobe system for art supplies. The material would crack.
1983780
I used this to make a fleece blanket, but it does have some stretch to it. The material is very similar to that of my fleece pajama pants so I would think that is is suitable to use for lounge wear. I hope this helps!
1144680
It has to be sewn first of all and yes but you probably want 10 micron or higher. Sand is about 100 microns. But silt will be finer.
2188241
Absolutely not. These ottomans look and feel like leather. I would find a woven plastic style. Do not buy a plastic formed ottoman as I did. Great for the price, but buy an actual woven style.
1825535
I had a great response with my leather boots and not so much with my man-made. So I would agree it might not work as well for mixed textures.
425177
Snapped together the material has some rigidity but it flexes easily at the joint. This would make using it on something other than a totally flat surface a little iffy. My main concern with your proposed setup would be how it would wear long term.
209881
This material is stretchy and thin. I do not know what kind of material is needed for a waistband, but this is similar to a thick pantyhose material. I'll let you be the judge as to if you want to use it or not.
395746
That would depend on the material you are using. Follow the manufacturer's directions.
1926910
Yes, I used this to make armor for some costumes. I used an iron to do it (place the foam between some newspaper on both sides for 10-15 seconds and shape how you want) it holds its shape pretty well
210255
yes. don't over muscle it. Also depends on the leather. super thick and many layers of course not.
25002
you can cut them as needed, but I've never worn sandals in my life though, also might wanna throw them in the washer first cause they are a bit slippery right off the bat
1189927
No, I would no use this material for this application. It's too soft and would disintegrate rapidly.. A rubber material would be better this is like a foam material used TI seal air drafts or cushioning. Hope this helps...
36970
Hi, I bought this to use as a leather strop for sharpening knives; I glued it to a piece of wood w/ contact cement, and it works great for that purpose. I did a little leather work many years ago, and it seems like this leather could be sewn with leatherwork needles - it's not that thick, but the thickness does vary throughout the piece I have. One side is finished & the other side is unfinished.