Tartan

when we got our new couch and chair, it came covered in this thin fabric. I saved it for foundation piecing but it must have more plastic then natural fibers. I toched it with the iron and it melts, see that little hole? I am now trying to think of other uses for it rather then throw it out. Maybe to drape over a picnic table to keep bugs off? Maybe to put over my plants for frost protection? Ideas please...[ATTACH=CONFIG]555665[/ATTACH]

ManiacQuilter2

I think your plant idea will work since you are much farther north than I.

Diannia

How about using it to cover fruit bearing trees???

tessagin

I agree with the others to cover your plants.

GEMRM

Would it work for a foundation for a spider web quilt?

lots2do

I used something similar for a drop cloth when I needed to stain some boards.

Onebyone

Our bedroom furniture came wrapped in that stuff too. I gave it back to the delivery guy to dispose of however he wanted.

yngldy

On bathroom floor if you dye your hair. Lining to keep trunk of car clean.

Jane Quilter

I need some of that to wrap my fig tree for the winter. Even though I live in Virginia, the winter is too cold for figs if they are not wrapped. It works good,,,,just hard to find.

mermaid

Same or similar came on 2 recliners-I use it for 'cut away' stabilizer for my embroidery machine. You can iron/press items from right side--just not directly on this. It is also same as (tho diff color) grass guard that you would spread under/around plants and then mulch. Don't throw it away..we embroiderers even go to Home Depot & Lowes to pay for this stuff.