I got my vest - I don't see two linings, how do I get the quilted off and only use the thinner lining for summer?
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It's not two separate linings. The outside is one texture and the inside is quilted and it's all one piece and is nicely made.
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What I did was sanded all the clear coat off. Then wash with soap and let it dry and tape what you don't want liner on.
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There is supposed to be a liner to help keep it warm. It is removable so during the warmer months it will help keep air flow going through the jacket.
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If you don't have hook on one strap side, and loop on the other, then it is indeed missing something. Look at the picture of the vest. If yours doesn't resemble it, then return it. BTW- I found the SafetyPup people to be very interested in the satisfaction of their customers. I suspect they will make good ASAP on any issues you may have.
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Sorry, velvet is very touchy, there are kits that allow you to dry clean...myself I have a drycleaner to do it. My quilts have buttons ribbon and such on them I won't mach wash them either. There are shorter cropped vest suedes that are polyester and can be washed. Hope this helps you.
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We weren't able to do that. We tried several different patterns to accomplish using only one piece, but it wasn't possible! Good luck. The bulk liner is definitely thicker than a store-bought basket liner and will last longer (we hope) but it didn't turn out to be cheaper.
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Hold you duvet cover and the quilt at the edge you want held together and sandwich the material in between the clips and push closed the foam part should cover the clip. You should really use more then one set (at least 2 sets) for a full, queen size comforter. You can still feel them through the fabric when you sleep. But it is better then have the quilt bunch up inside the cover. I used 2 sets (8) on a queen size cover. Hope this helps.
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You iron it on the back side of your fabric, then peal off the paper and iron it on to another fabric. I've used it for making appliques on quilts squares.It works great!
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This is what the posting for the lining said: Blackout Drapery Lining This fabric is sold by the yard and cut to order. The dimensions of this fabric are 54'' in width, by the number of yards you order in length. For example, if you order 3 yards, your fabric will measure 54'' x 108''. If you need a continuous length of over 15 yards, please contact us to be sure we can accommodate your request. Therefore, since you need something in 35" in width and the seller only sells the fabric in 54"W... You will need to tell the seller you need 6 panels of 54"W X 121"L and then you will have to cut it to your desired width of 35". I recommend you go to a JoAnn Fabrics or something and see if they will help you with the cutting.
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Hi Henry, I just folded over the edge, as may time as feasible, then attach your grommets. No need to sew, in my opinion.
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You just open the bottom part where it goes and clip it in. I guess you can use felt pieces as well. They are thick and don't fall off but glide easily to clean.
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If you are going to iron it, you should put a couple of pieces of fabric between it and the iron and use a light steam. I think I will do that too to get rid of the fold marks. Then instead of folding it, roll it over a paper towel roller.
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Between your child's legs there is a button where the pull strap comes out. Just above that, push down and pull out on the two chest straps evenly. Note that if you pull on one only it may just loosen the other side. Also it is not advised for your child to wear a snowsuit or jacket of any kind while using this seat. It specifically warns that its safety features work only without extra layers of clothing.
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There is a thin, felt-type lining but my guess is it isn't anything "special." Regardless, I am very happy with this purchase!
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On the colder night I occassionally use another blanket. I would consider this fairly thin, probably closer to your summer quilt, not a heavy winter quilt
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You might need someone else to help with this. While you have it on have someone push one of the shoulder straps in towards the front of the vest. Once it is at the desired height close the velcro on that strap. Repeat for the other strap. Make sure you have the Velcro on the shoulders open before you push the straps in.
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Best explanations I saw were the first and second answers to the fifth question: "how do you get the bottom and side supports into the pockets?" from Feb 18, 2014. I trimmed the long sides of each strip with a small taper running about two inches in from the narrow ends. That lets you slide the ends into the very tight fabric pockets. Then follow the second answer to maneuver the strips into place. Once you gwt one in, it's all much clearer ... and you'll not have to redo it once they are assembled. I love them and carry massive groceries in them and in a cooler strapped atop them. Only on the bike when needed. Best explanations I saw were the first and second answers to the fifth question: "how do you get the bottom and side supports into the pockets?" from Feb 18, 2014. I trimmed the long sides of each strip with a small taper running about two inches in from the narrow ends. That lets you slide the ends into the very tight fabric pockets. Then follow the second answer to maneuver the strips into place. Once you gwt one in, it's all much clearer ... and you'll not have to redo it once they are assembled. I love them and carry massive groceries in them and in a cooler strapped atop... » Read More Best explanations I saw were the first and second answers to the fifth question: "how do you get the bottom and side supports into the pockets?" from Feb 18, 2014. I trimmed the long sides of each strip with a small taper running about two inches in from the narrow ends. That lets you slide the ends into the very tight fabric pockets. Then follow the second answer to maneuver the strips into place. Once you gwt one in, it's all much clearer ... and you'll not have to redo it once they are assembled. I love them and carry massive groceries in them and in a cooler strapped atop them. Only on the bike when needed. « Show Less