I am making toss pillows and cushions for a rocking chair. Would kapok work for these projects.
1428571
You'd just have to fluff it and maybe wash and dry it occasionally to use as a rocking chair cushion.
1428572
I think it wud be fine for the toss pillows----not so sure abt using for cushions. It will flatten over time.
1428573
Yes, I used mine to make a supportive pillow to sit on for meditation. It should work just fine for those projects.
1428574
Pillows, yes. Rocking chair cushion - iffy. Kapok tends to compress after extended use. Foam might be better for the cushion.
1428575
absolutely! I made a body pillow and had enough left over to make several toss pillows. They hold their shape nicely, don't getclumped up like other fills might. I recommend making an insert with the kapok and putting that into your decorative fabric pillow coveras it will be easier to work with.
1428576
absolutely! I made a body pillow and had enough left over to make several toss pillows. They hold their shape nicely, don't get clumped up like other fills might. I recommend making an insert with the kapok and putting that into your decorative fabric pillow cover as it will be easier to work with.
624041
yes. in fact, i filled both of mine with a bag of rocks from home depot. sand would also work.
494928
I am sure you can- they are thick and heavy .i baught zipper cases and made 2 nice pillows from one.
1227541
I love the RelaxoBak and use it in my chairs and in the car. I don't think this would work well on bleachers because they are not cushioned.
1790450
If you are asking if you can use these for down pillows, YES is the answer. I use foam and hubby used down. No feathers fly. If I have not answered your question, let me know.
995228
Yes, absolutely, but ONLY if the lino material is not mounted on the standard wood block or if you cut down the block; you will probably need to use the sold-separately adapter plates to find the right height and pressure for unmounted blocks. You also cannot use with old wooden/copper/lead mounted letterpress blocks, unless you carefully remove them from the wood or cut down the height of the block. Also will also not accept the large wooden Accuquilt dies.
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I think so, may be too big depending on the chair. I bought two of these for outdoor rocking chairs but changed my mind about the decorating motif.... donated the rocking chairs. Never "tried them on," sorry I can't be more helpful.
1222264
just look up the cushions on Amazon for that company and you will get all the information you need,they have several sizes and colors ,so you can decide what fits your needs.The size I got just wasn't the right size ,but that is because I had a custom built rocker,and it is very hard to find one that will fit just right,but the one I got fits ok,it serves the purpus.Measure your chair and look up the sizes,make your choice,and your done.
1961930
I bought a set of fabulous throws, cut them to fit, wrapped them around the pillows then hand stitched them - they look great! My only other alternative was to take them to an upholsterer.
1842663
Yes. You would have no trouble making pickle chips, either smooth or ripple.
778038
Yes, I'd recommend loose leaf... mesh is very fine, but the powder type wont work.
1139540
In my experience, if this poly-fil is used for a throw pillow that gets leaned on with moderate use, the pillow will flatten within just a few weeks. (It's great for some items, but not for functional pillows and such.) To fill the back cushion for a sofa I would definitely use a higher end product - something that pros use. Check with your local shops for tips or search online. Or even better - perhaps you can get a cushion cheap at a thriftshop or on craigslist or on freecycle or an excess stock/floor model from a local store, then just cannibalize it for the stuffing!
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Maybe, but would depend on how thick the cushion is. I used it on a thinnish one and worked.
2032679
It would work well for that, and it does not come with a cover. It would be simple to make one though. Just take a normal sized pillow case, turn it inside out, and cut it in half (the long way). Sew each seam on the cut edge to make two long narrow pillow cases. These would easily fit over the two foam wedges.
706144
We have not tested the fun foam for this use. Fun foam is not as stiff as cardstock and it is thicker. It is a craft foam and we do not see any reason why you could not use it.
614951
Yes, it does. I suppose this is so you can add to or replace the Kapok filling which you can buy from Curvy Pillow.
640790
Probably not as you need something sturdy to be the "backbone" that keeps the trekker in the proper shape. It really depends on the stiffness of your foam cushion.