I have seen on here where someone has the precut plastic to put the fabric on. I got a good deal on the plastic, it is not the same as she uses, I don't think, it is like the plastic that is used to make signs for the yard. Would that be safe to wrap my fabric in? If anyone knows please let me know, I want to make sure before I start cutting it and putting my fabric on the bolts
Thanks Deedee |
I think the key is to make sure the plastic is acid free.
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I think the key is to make sure the plastic is acid free.
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I agree.
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I use the plastic sign material to wrap fabric on. It cuts easily with a utility knife to whatever size I want. I don't plan on keeping the fabric on the boards long enough to worry about whether it is acid free. I only wrap fabric pieces larger than 1 yard. I just fold 1 yard and under.
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Originally Posted by Midwestmary
I think the key is to make sure the plastic is acid free.
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by Midwestmary
I think the key is to make sure the plastic is acid free.
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Thank you all for the info. This is the plastic for yard signs. I'm glad you said they are acid free, as I don't know how to check for that.
Thanks again everyone. Deedee |
you definitely need to ensure plastic is acid free and if it is colored will not shed that color onto fabric. good luck in getting it all set up
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I cut those for Quilting Board Members only. And had a post last week: Check here for available sets. Can be custom cut also.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-129791-1.htm Gayle |
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