Showing posts with label polypropylene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polypropylene. Show all posts

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Succha Wall Ideas for this Succot


Succos walls can be saved by using backdrop fabric. Whereas you may have thought to buy a new Suukkah.   Beacause  the walls were a drop unsightly , 
Now you can easily refresh the look, or cover up damaged spot with a variety of fabric options. This Succot you will find a easy and efficient resolution to your query.

Priced ( in 2012) from  60 cents a meter for the 60 inche poly polypropylene fabric to   $4.00 a metre  for the 114 inch wide ecru muslin , There is no reason that you have to go out and buy a new Sukkah.

The Muslin backdrop fabric can be stapled tacked or taped to any existing  Sukkah wall
Backdrop fabrics can be painted, dyed  or lefty in the original state,
These fabrics can be painted or dyed before or after they are hung. 

Your Succah this Succot will be renewed with style. Succos does not have to be a large expense.
We have photos of  the backdrop fabric on frames  and that made the Succah walls
Here are some photos to give you a better idea and suggestion
Happy Succos, and enjoy your Suhkah

Painting backdrop fabric for sukkah walls a nice Succot project

Sukkah walls on frarme  fabric backdrop Put it up in 45 minutes this Succos

Dyed backdrop fabric Succah walls

Backdrop muslin fabric on frame for a quick Sukkah

Friday, January 20, 2012

Wedding Aisle Runner and polyproplene fabric Q. & A.


  I'm looking to create aisle runners for weddings and I've been asked to source out some wider fabric.  Your polypropylene non-woven fabric, is it tear-resistant? Would several people be able to walk down it the wedding aisle runner without it tearing or puncturing?  I'm just wondering how durable this fabric is? ?  Aisle runners typically run between 25-75 feet long, so a lot of fabric is required. Any help and direction is very much appreciated.  Thanks!

Our quick reply - details will follow
it has been used as aisle runners definitely,
It will tear if not tacked down well.
It will last through one ceremony for sure.

Details 
Typically wedding aisle runners for weddings come in many  widths and designs. the  polypropylene is plain white 60 inches wide, typically runners are between 36 and 60 inches wide. and priced in January  2012 at 60 cents a linear meter d for full 100 meter rolls, some short cuts are available the price is slightly higher. It is an inexpensive and cheap alternative to the high priced choices.


How do I roll out the aisle runner?
Fabric rolled up on a cardboard tube.  You can put a cord through the tube and on to the cord and pull the runner down the aisle.see picture below its quite clear and easy

unrolling white aisle polypropylene fabric at wedding














What is polypropylene fabric? - We use it primarily to make our decorative cushion insert shells and airline pillows. That is exactly how the fabric feels it is durable, will  not fall apart if gets a little wet.
Yes it can be used outdoors however if on the ground without a base heels will go through, Indoor and on a solid base you will have no problem with heels.
It can be stenciled or painted with monograms and other wedding motifs

We recommend securing the fabric to the floor or ground.use tacks or two sided tape.

That would depend on where your aisle runner is being used and the conditions. Things to consider: outdoors or indoors, weather (winds), unstable surfaces. If you feel that the aisle runner needs to be secured here are some helpful ways to keep it in place:and catching a breeze, floral arrangements can and other decorative items can weigh down the edges

white wedding  aisle runner