Sentences with phrase «duck cloth»

Best part is that it cost me nothing to make, I had the scarf — black duck cloth fabric, pillow form and felt in my craft stash!

Best part is that it cost me nothing to make, I had the scarf — black duck cloth fabric, pillow form and felt in my craft stash!

The stiff duck cloth was harder to manipulate around the curves than a softer, more stretchy fabric would be.

We wanted a sturdy, durable bag (ended up with duck cloth for fabric), with a lining, a zipper (we used a durable «parka» zipper), adjustable straps, and all that jazz.

Buffalo check fabric, 1 piece cut to 13.5 x 17 ″ Black fabric (I love using duck cloth or canvas), 2 pieces cut to 9 x 17 ″ 12 x 16 ″ Pillow form, found HERE Scissors Sewing machine Ruler Matching thread Felt, white and gray Cutting machine Heat n» Bond Ultrahold Iron

I ended up purchasing 4 yards of natural duck cloth at Joann Fabric.

I buy my fabric on clearance or even damaged (I purchased white duck cloth for my sofa and the entire bolt had little black smudges all the way through - $ 1.99 a yard and it washed right out!)

You'll need black canvas duck cloth, white craft paint, a small paint brush, and a yardstick.

A tented, open - air loggia faces the garden; the wicker furniture is by Bielecky Brothers, the 19th - century side tables were found at the Drouot auction house in Paris, and the awning and curtains are of a Cowtan & Tout duck cloth.

The bed is «Swimming» by Sherwinn - Williams and the coral pillow is duck cloth from Hobby Lobby -LRB-: Good q's, Kirstin!

Buffalo check fabric, 1 piece cut to 13.5 x 17 ″ Black fabric (I love using duck cloth or canvas), 2 pieces cut to 9 x 17 ″ 12 x 16 ″ Pillow form, found HERE Scissors Sewing machine Ruler Matching thread Felt, white and gray Cutting machine Heat n» Bond Ultrahold Iron

When your baby outgrows the Ducky Bath, the Duck cloth cushion can be transformed into a toy bag for the bathroom wall.

I would go with something light, like a duck cloth or canvas.

Then, I used transfer paper to help adhere the vinyl stencil onto the duck cloth fabric.

Neither of these fabrics are thick but instead similar to a thin canvas or duck cloth.

FYI: While I'm very happy with the outcome, the duck cloth was not the easiest fabric choice for the draping technique we used to make the slipcovers, because it had no give.

A little hint, if I am using expensive fabric I usually just use it on the front and then back it with drop cloth or duck cloth, or actually any neutral that's in my fabric drawer.