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Old 01-24-2011, 06:34 PM
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What is this all about ? I must have got this from my sister , which she got from a garage sale with a whole bunch of fabric. May I say I have never seen anything like this !!! Anyone here seen such a thing ? Whatever and how would you make something from this ?????
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Is it cotton??

I've gotten some stretch knit stuff that came in a tube like that...I just cut it to suit my needs - I used it to make a wrap carrier for my son. I've never seen it with regular cotton, though...
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There is no picture for me to see what you are talking about????
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no picture!
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Old 01-24-2011, 06:47 PM
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It must be a knit. Knits are knit in a tube and cut before shipping. We had a few come in uncut when I was at JoAnn's.
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Ribbing is sold that way. It's possible to make seamless t-shirts with it; however, it's more commonly used to make cuffs and neckbands for sweats.
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I was thinking knits too :D:D:D
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And we are talking about what?????????
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i have seen it in knit also
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Can you post a picture???????
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