Is this "organza" fabric or something heavier? I am looking for a very sheer fabric for my project.
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No, this is a very thin, thin almost paper silk to put in your inkjet printer and works very well.
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It is a very light true velvet. I made a ball length gown from it for a costume and it worked very well.
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Fraycheck will likely work as well on organza as any other fabric, but it usually turns the fabric darker where the glue is applied, so if you're doing it in a visible spot, be careful. Also, once the glue hardens, the applied edge will be stiffer, another thing to take into account with a sheer fabric like organza. And if you only treat a narrow edge of it, watch out for two things: A. The glue may soak up higher than you anticipated in organza (since most fabrics are a lot thicker; I've noticed it tends to soak up quite high if I'm not careful with satin ribbon), and B. the organza may rip if pressure is applied above that edge (once the glue is dry), since organza is so sheer. Hope this helps.
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It's lightweight fabric. I would say maybe nylon but not quite as sheer or thin as a parachute type fabric. I use it with a liner. Definitely not heavy enough to use for hauling and moving a dead body!
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It is most definitely a synthetic velvet. I wasn't paying enough attention when I ordered it and was unable to use it for my intended purpose (I was looking for silk velvets and this one got mixed in with my options). I don't know what it's made of, but it is NOT a natural fiber. It's still very pretty, though.
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I did not find the fabric stiff. It is a fairly lightweight item and is not as soft as a traditionally quilted item.
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I would say that the fabric is not flimsy at all. It does let the light through but you can't see through it. It's not as heavy as canvas but has a similar texture and weave. I was totally surprised by the quality as I'm picky about that. It was also very easy to assemble and they included the tool. Although I haven't removed the cloth panels, the tool would make it very easy to do. Considering I bought it online, I'm really quite satisfied.
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This fabric, after washing, will be soft and 'drape-y'. However, it is not as sheer as a batiste or gauze or chiffon; all of which will also puddle and wash well. Do you anticipate the need to launder the canopy fabric from time to time? If so, stick with softer cotton or cotton/poly blends. The fabric you are referencing in your question comes in 2 yard pre cut lengths. Is that an ideal length for your project?
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Fabric is not thin . They are sturdy. I ordered 4 for my daughters wedding . My only complaint was the white color has a slight purple tinge I wasn't really in love with. Since they weren't up next to my true white tablecloths it wasnt a total disaster.
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Sorry can't help you with the fabric, gift for my daughter's office. I will say it's a good deal for the money but the back is not very rigid. good luck
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I think it would be more like polyester not a crinkly papery material. Very quiet and soft. You will not be disappointed.
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I personally think the color should be described as more of a "brick red", not burgundy. Also, the overall background color is not as it appears in the photos. I was expecting more of a neutral "raw cotton" shade, similar to another quilt I have, but this fabric is more of a light butter or very pale gold. These colors all work together and it's a very pretty quilt of good quality, but it's actual colors may or may not work for you.
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The material is Silvercloth, which retards tarnish. I don't know what the composition of the fabric is, but it feels more like soft cotton than anything else.
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Sunbrella is a little stiffer than other fabric but, I don't find it uncomfortable. I would recommend it if your patio furniture is going to be exposed to the elements. It is far more durable.
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It is not heavy. I have been using it this summer it is more of a blanket weight. It is a soft supple quilt. I have dust mite allergies so I have to wash my quilt every week. When I dry it in the dryer it is soft. When I hang it out on the clothes line to dry it is stiff. It is machine quilted very close. If you want a soft feel the quilts are usually quilted farther apart or even just tied.
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Yes, Julie it is a thicker fabric... but cotton like??? No, more of a slippery satinlike feel. You will not be disappointed in this tablecloth. I was not. It is a nice thick fabric.And as they say......there you have it!Rich
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Sorry, I don't know. The fabric itself compares to medium+ weight linen and the seams are covered in a natural canvas twill. However, the overall effect is floppy because there are no stays reinforcing the corners and seams. I hate to make this comparison but it looks like a body bag when filled. I have to drag it out and kind of kick it back under the bed when I want to retrieve the contents (purses).