Marine Waterproof Canvas Fabric 600 Denier Blocks Heat and Reduce Glare 24color

Description

Canvas Fabric Poly Solid FABRIC 600 DENIER
Construction : Water Resistant&Water Proof,
Indoor Fabric, Mildew Resistant,54"/56" Wide
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Easily Cleaned With Soap and Water
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Sold: By the yard- Continuous uncut piece-
This Canvas Duck fabric is the PERFECT choice for decorating for this Spring & Summer Season! Cover any  lounge cushions, deck chairs, umbrellas and awnings to withstand the  elements. This fabric meets the rugged demands of casual  living, resisting
mold, mildew, soil, and stains. This fabric is also ideal for indoor use creating chair pads, cushions, toss pillow, tote bags or heavy-duty travel accessories. We only offer the highest quality for a reasonable price!
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Suitable for general canvas usage and any indoor job that requires canvas
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Easy to Clean
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This durable fabric is perfect for indoor use! It is the premier material made for Furniture and Patio Decor including slipcovers, upholstery, pillows, curtains, lounge chairs, and more. Produced with premium performance yarns is water repellent, fade resistant, mold & mildew resistant, and easy to clean!
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600x600 Denier Canvas Width:56" Suitable for general canvas usage and any job that requires canvas Easy to Clean
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100% Polyester and No Stretch
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Marine Canvas Fabric Waterproof  600 Denier  / indoor PU Backing UV Protector CANVAS AWNING FABRIC
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UV Testing: 500 hours light fastness
Size for the Sample/Swatch:   2 x 2 inches, .99 each swatch. We highly recommend buying a sample first to see and feel the fabric before buying numerous yards.
Reupholstering a piece of furniture is a way to recycle, reuse and re-purpose. The cost saving versus purchasing new furniture can be substantial. However, purchasing too much fabric, which usually
can not be returned, unnecessarily increases your cost, cutting into your savings. Use the upholsterer's method of calculating fabric to ensure you get the right amount.
Examine the furniture piece to familiarize yourself with the location of each section of the body. Each section is typically covered with one piece of fabric and can be contained within a square or rectangular shape. For example, on an armless chair with an upholstered seat and back, there are three sections -- the seat, the inside back and theinside  back. On an upholstered chair with arms, there are also two inside arm sections, two arms, two front of arms, one rail and one deck. The deck is the seat portion of the furniture and is often covered with cushions. The rail is the section that continues from the deck toward the floor, between the arm fronts.
Measure and record the size of each section, adding 4 inches to each measurement. For example, if the inside back actual measurement is 32 inches wide and 20 inches long, record these measurements as 36 inches and 24 inches. Record all measurements as “width by length,” and write them as: “Inside back: 36 x 24.” This indicates that the piece is 36 inches from side to side, and 24 inches from top to bottom, or back to front.  Always write the measurements in this format; it is also the standard format for measuring walls, windows, drapery and blinds. Cushions have an additional measurement of depth which represents the thickness of the cushion.
Cut graph paper to represent the sections of fabric. On 1/4-inch graph paper using a scale of one square to equal 6 inches. If the section measurement is 36 by 24, cut a rectangle of graph paper six squares by four squares. Write the name of the section on the rectangle and note which edge represents the length of the section.
Prepare a piece of 1/4-inch graph paper to represent a length of upholstery fabric. Because each square on the graph paper represents 6 inches, and typical upholstery fabric is 54 inches wide, the representation will be nine squares wide. Start with a representation length of 24 squares to represent 4 yards.
Place the section representations on the graph paper, aligning the length edge of each section piece perpendicular to the width of the fabric representation on the paper. The pattern on upholstery fabric appears perpendicular to the length edge. In order for the pattern to appear correctly on the finished piece, the top of each section must orient toward the same long edge of the fabric. Continue positioning section pieces on the graph paper, adding paper to create more “length” as necessary.
Count the number of squares along the long edge of the fabric representation. Multiply the number of squares by six to determine the number of inches of fabric required. Add 10 percent for ease of mind. Divide the final number by 36 to realize the number of yards required.
This fabric may change due to sunlight, Please decide, this product is made by the good quality of material products are colord with standard materials group , but we do not use additional colors. We only care about your health
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Things You Will Need
Fabric tape measure
1/4-inch graph paper
Paper scissors
Calculator
Tip
The pattern on drapery fabric runs parallel to the long edge. Visualize bouquets of flowers running from the floor to the ceiling. On upholstery fabric, the pattern runs perpendicular to the edge. Visualize a series of bouquets along the back of the sofa. Drapery fabric is not usually suitable for upholstery.
How to Sew Fabric: Tips, Tricks, and Tools.
If you don’t have a background in sewing, the idea of tackling a reupholstery project can be a little intimidating. Some guides on how to reupholster  furniture suggest skipping the sewing altogether and heading for a hot glue gun. It’s a shortcut that might give good results in the short term, but most hot glues don’t hold up well to the rigors of  life. Moisture and repeated changes in temperature can compromise the glue’s hold. There’s also the issue of melted glue seeping through the fabric as you work, leaving stiff, unsightly marks. You’re much better off with a needle and thread, and the good news is it’s not as hard as you think. With our instructions, even a beginner can feel confident. Here’s what you’ll need before you begin:
For All Upholstering Projects
fabric (see the section on “estimating amounts” to calculate how much fabric you’ll need)
Pen
Tailor’s chalk, disappearing fabric pen, or soft-leaded pencil
Tracing paper or newspaper (to make pattern)
Measuring tape/ruler
Paper (regular) scissors
Fabric (sharp) scissors
Sewing pins
For Cushions
Sewing machine
Hand sewing needle
Iron
For Patio Dining Chair Pads
Pliers or flat head screw driver
Staple gun and staples