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It says for slipcovers, pillows, skirts and jackets. I don't think I would wear a canvas skirt. Duck cloth is usually for feather mattresses and regular mattresses. I personally think it would be rather stiff for a quilt.
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Thanks
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Duck cloth is also used by artists, when it is stretched on a frame and covered with a couple layers of gesso it becomes a canvas to paint on with oils or acrylics. :) I have used it for floor coverings - painted or stained - cheap and creative area rugs. :)
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Is the fastener used "duck tape?" ROFL
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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
Is the fastener used "duck tape?" ROFL
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I would not use duck cloth for a quilt, it's too heavy and just not the right fabric. The seam lines would be thick to quilt through and the overall quilt would end up being very heavy. Hope that helps.
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Duck cloth = heavy duty cotton canvas
it has many uses: tote bags....especially the boaters style cutting mat tote patio furniture cushions rugs rv/trailer wheel covers boat cushions seasonal outdooor shades seasonal deck roofs green shopping bags fire log carrier hammock This fabric is more for outdoor or heavy duty type uses. |
Originally Posted by MadQuilter
Is the fastener used "duck tape?" ROFL
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It says it's lightweight so it will be lighter then regular canvas and slightly heavier than broadcloth. It would make a great binding for a heavy use quilt.
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