Will this work well on the stretchy knit fabric used by Chico's to make their Travelers line of clothing?
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It depends on whether the area will be visible or not. If visible, I wouldn't use this as it still has a "wet look" after drying. In fact, it often soaks through and shows on SEVERAL layers after drying, which is annoying.
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I think it might take some readjustments to the strap that goes around your neck, but I think it would work. I bought this for my mom to use when she sews and knits while watching TV, so I have not personally used it. When I asked mom about it, she said she had never read with it, but thought it was okay for sewing. She has made some alterations to hers, so it wasn't all it was cracked up to be when I bought it.
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This product certainly will adhere to at least some cloth products. If applied properly, especially to a denser-weaved cloth, it will hold under light use. Maybe well enough to work on the haversack.
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I believe it would work just fine. I actually dropped one onto my lap when putting it in my car and it seemed to stick to my knit pants, lol
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I would think so. Find a small, out of the way area and test spray it first. I have used this on many fabrics so far and it has worked nicely. Although I had to put several applications on to get the desired effect.
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I ironed it onto my under armor compression capris. It did iron on fine - but only survived a few washes.
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I would not use this on ribbed fabric. Avery makes another product that is for "stretch" fabrics, and this might work for you. However, it is more expensive.
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It works on table clothes very well. You just need to be a little more generous if its really wrinkled.
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I have never tried it on clothing... i use it mostly for rugs and pillows... but i don't see why that wouldnt work.
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Yes. I have used numerous times on cashmere both flat knits as well as ribs and cables.
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I have used them to mark my children's clothing with them name when they visit their grandparents, and a few other items for what does where to assemble things such as couch covers, etc. They seem to hold up well with regular washing, but, not sure about detergents with bleach as I don't use them. The black ones seem to hold up much longer. My eldest Granddaughter made a design on one of ther t-shirts and colored it in with the Sharpies and the colors held up with washing OK. But, I would not recommend using it on silky or stretchy material.
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Yes. I have used it on a couch, a backpack, a fitted sheet and many other items. It does good on fabric.
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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!
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I have used this product with wool sweaters, pants,coats,hats,scarves,etc. I am only assuming it will do just as well with cashmere.
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This material is used to make backpacks for hiking all the time, so I'd imagine it would do just fine. Your stitching would have to match, as that could be the weak point in sewing it.
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I wouldn't use it on anything delicate, or on something that might snag. I have used it on a wool blazer/jacket with success, and also on dark khakis.
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Yes absolutely! Just make sure you have the stream of steam going before you touch the fabric as it can tend to spit hot water right at first. That being said I love mine for removing wrinkles from my garment's.