can you use this fabric as a slipcover for a chair or is it too lightweight?
1322677
This is a thin fabric, I don't believe it would hold up well for use as a slip cover.
1097695
Yep. Very similar to microfiber. Or it could be microfiber. Love the chairs.
2057189
I would say no. Its perfect for covering books and mailing packages. It light enough to be easy to fold and holds tape well
28318
Sunbrella is a little stiffer than other fabric but, I don't find it uncomfortable. I would recommend it if your patio furniture is going to be exposed to the elements. It is far more durable.
157111
It's OK for a child or lightweight person. I'm not sure I'd want to use it as a chair, though. It's not made for that and my guess is that it would weaken the lid over time.
1584953
I bought it for waterproof protection. It's not very thick (think of bedcover thickness) but would add a slight bit of cushion. Hope that helps!
953832
I have cut fleece on this and it works fine. You would have to fold the fabric for that length and with the width it would be tricky.
823633
I wouldn't use it for a table cloth because it is so thin. It probably has a lot of sizing in it to give it the body it does have. I used it for curtains for a college dorm room and lined it with a white cotton fabric of similar weight because I wanted an inexpensive fabric that only need to last a couple of years and would not need to be washed. It worked well for that use. If the fabric is not substantial enough to wear, it would not be substantial enough for a table cloth that must be washed from time to time. Hope this is helpful to you.
304636
Weave is tight but product is fairly thin. I don't believe it would hold up for your intended use.
781569
Yes. That is actually the type of covering on our chairs. It should be fine.
1792278
It's quite stiff and thick but the weave is a little loose so it wouldn't totally block light. It's a bit like an upholstery weight linen, but with a more synthetic feel because indoor outdoor. It would make a nice curtain but I think you'd want to line it anyway as the print is only nice on one side. It would be somewhat better as a fabric for a blind because it's quite stiff. It's pretty fabric! I bought it for outdoor cushions. Hope that helps. :)
547715
Would probably slip around too much. Imagine putting a small quilt on the chair.
793226
This is lightweight, but if you're wrapping someone in it, I'm not sure how it will cling - I used it to staple to columns to imitate bark of coconut tree. I would probably shift considerably at the joints when bending or walking
2028339
There is assembly required so it shouldn't be a problem. However it is a nice material and very neutral. If you are going to go to the trouble of new fabric, I'd plann a little more padding too.
87107
Yes, that should work. It is smooth and soft enough but may protrude a little under your slip cover.
1313055
I suppose it depends on what type of fabric. I have micro fabric and it is not really effective. Also the size of the rake would is not be appropriate for a chair. The prongs are somewhat sharp and I would be concerned with damaging the fabric. However, it works wonders on the carpet!
1017721
If the question is: Is this fabric too shear for a skirt? No, it's a nice light weight. Some of us might wear a slip if the sun's shining! I made several beautiful tops with my fabric and it washes and comes out of the dryer very nice.