Can they hold two pieces of thin fabric together? In the picture, they're holding thick layers.
1607826
I work with 100% cotton fabric and they do hold. I'm not sure how they would hold with silk or similar fabrics. Pins might be a better option for finer fabrics.
1607827
Yes, they will do very well holding thin fabric. They clip tighter than clothes pins. I have used them on many different kinds of fabric.
1607828
Yes they can. I tried two pieces of cotton fabric and they held just fine. They have little bumps that are smooth, but gently "grab" the fabric and hold it in place.
648867
Yes they will !! They hold a TON of weight too !! I use them all round the edges of my Origami shelves to hang clothing !! Buy more then one , because you will find a million uses for them ! You just reminded me to order MORE !!!
752806
I think they are single layer, but the way they are woven they look like they could be double. They are very sturdy and fine mesh almost like a window screen but more solid. I'm glad I bought mine. I was concerned about the small one, because it is so small, but I actually use it a lot.
598354
you probably can by putting two side by side.... but then you would have a seam.
744593
You would need strong clothespins...but you wouldn't be able to see through it...they're very dense.
1144469
Not really. They have the overlapping fabric where you insert the pillow and ties.
122727
They could. They do come two in a box nested together. I used them and actually just packed them back in the box. But eventually at least 4 nested together will work fine. Quality is good but not the
1660698
not sure but 100% but I think that it means that you can insert the pins sideways to hold the fabric.
491550
It can hold them, but you will probably have to drape them over or hang on a couple different lines - that's what I do.
1065049
Never tried it but it might be possible. The two horizontal bars for each panel are secured by an allen screw. It appears that if they are taken out the the bar will be loose to slide off the fabric and slip another one onto that bar.
1716028
They are not very thick and they can snag very easily. If any thing such as keys or any thing that can cause the thread to pull, it will run. If you want thicker one select a different fabric as it it a light polyester
192611
they probably could, they might be a little noisy. But there's plenty thick enough.
669869
Did you try it? It might be an issue that the two baskets are tightly connected unlike the hanging baskets -- the whole structure will move together.
2170575
I have cut through layers of canvas, movers blankets, thick ornamental fabrics. I haven't tried cords or quiltings yet but haven't any doubt that they will do as they should...
1206354
They can be put up end to end but not joined together. There are flaps over the ends.
736530
They are not particularly stiff -- and are only single cardboard sheets (rather than corrugated sheets); but I presume they would give a little body if a shirt were folded around one sheet. I suppose they could also be used as separators between pieces of folding clothing. Hard for me to picture how you would use them to protect clothing. I may be missing your intent.
2125890
They are definitely not thick. Thin, but not extremely thin that it breaks apart.. If that helps you.