open or closed weave?
1058947
Looks like closed but when you hold hat against light the light comes through. So i do not really know.
2173396
It is open. It is rather nice for the price. I had my carpenter take it apart and saw the panels in half and I made window shutters out of it. It held up nicely and they look great!
1476699
I have not found that to be the case. Very comfortable. Tight weave does tend to catch a lot of leaves
1465233
I would use the cheesecloth, it's a finer weave, thinner and will probably to a better job for you.
304636
Weave is tight but product is fairly thin. I don't believe it would hold up for your intended use.
1495742
The loom we received is basically clear with aqua components underneath. The aqua pieces snap in and out to make different configurations of the loom for the weaving. We have not made the different shapes of the loom, but there are instructions to help.
38106
Also, be careful when you close it. A metal part always catches on mine and pulls at the fabric. This actually caused the fabric to tear. I try not to collapse mine if I don't have to now.
1762406
not sure but i can tell you this is for great for weaves like the full perisan
219122
I find it pretty comfortable for my neck. Not sure about using the open end. I guess it would be a personal preferance.
1024503
Closed. The open toe is really there so that medical staff can access a foot somewhat. Wearing them open would be uncomfortable
300466
When I use the overlock foot, I use a zigzag stitch. The closer together the stitch the better it looks.
37818
There is a zipper. It closes easily and there are ties on each side when you want to leave it open. It isn't 100% see-through, however, if light hits it at a certain angle you'll be able to distinctly see silhouettes through it. I took some white cotton fabric and sewed it to the main portion on the inside. That helped with the transparency and also helped give it weight so when the wind blows it will not shift as much. I searched the internet extensively and couldn't find anything similar so I had to end up buying this. For the price it wasn't a bad purchase despite my having to make a liner for it. There is a zipper. It closes easily and there are ties on each side when you want to leave it open. It isn't 100% see-through, however, if light hits it at a certain angle you'll be able to distinctly see silhouettes through it. I took some white cotton fabric and sewed it to the main portion on the inside. That helped with the transparency and also helped give it weight so when the wind blows it will not shift as much. I searched the internet extensively and couldn't find anything similar so I had to end up buying this. For the price it wasn't a bad purchase despite my having to make a... » Read More There is a zipper. It closes easily and there are ties on each side when you want to leave it open. It isn't 100% see-through, however, if light hits it at a certain angle you'll be able to distinctly see silhouettes through it. I took some white cotton fabric and sewed it to the main portion on the inside. That helped with the transparency and also helped give it weight so when the wind blows it will not shift as much. I searched the internet extensively and couldn't find anything similar so I had to end up buying this. For the price it wasn't a bad purchase despite my having to make a liner for it. « Show Less
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Darla, the cloth does not have a open with a slit. We also store tubs under our tables, but we only access them occasionally. There isn't a lot of extra fabric like you would have with a skirted table, so for frequent access you may find it to be a challenge unless someone helps you lift the fabric. It hasn't been a problem for us.
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I own the 3 inch and the 5 inch. The 3 inch is a fine tight weave but the 5 inch is much looser. The bigger the strainer, the bigger the holes. I would say the 5 inch is similar to a wire mesh strainer. Hope that helps!
1308460
I believe a percale weave. I loved the sheets. The problem was that the contour sheet didn't even last one year. It just split apart. I've never had sheets that did that.
52565
there is an open seam but it is extremely difficult to weave the cord into the product
323090
Handles together =open. One thing about these that is a problem is they don't close very tightly to lift dirt out of hole