DABLINE 80" x 80" Large Overlocking Primary Tufting Cloth for Rug Tufting with Marked Lines, Monks Cloth for Punch Needle 6.6x6.6 feet

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DETAILS

Product ID:

178828

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Identifier:

B09R91GWP5

Brand:

Dabline

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Shipping Weight:

2.4 lbs

Manufacturer:

Dabline

Shipping Dimension:

11.14 x 10.08 x 3.54 inches

FEATURES

WITHSTANDS GUN PRESSURE: The last thing you want is your tufting fabric tearing apart. Our premium tufting cloth is made from a combination of 65% polyester and 35% cotton. This combination adds flexibility to your cloth allowing it to withstand your tufting gun pressure.

HIGH DENSITY: Wondering why your yarn won't stay in your cloth? This happens when you use a low density cloth. For that reason, we increased our cloth density to make sure your yarn sticks. Our premium tufting cloth has a density of 26x26 stiches per inch squared.

MARKED LINES: Before you start tufting, you need to ensure your tufting cloth is equally stretched across your tufting frame’s edges. To help ease this process, we added yellow lines to your tufting cloth. Use these lines to maintain symmetry while stretching the fabric on the frame.

SEWED EDGES: One of the challenges in your carpet making process is preventing your monk cloth from fraying while stretching it on your tufting frame. To overcome this challenge, we sewed your tufting cloth edges. Grab your monks cloth from its edges and stretch it as firmly as you can to your frame.

MISTAKES HAPPEN: Did you make a tufting mistake and wonder how to fix it? With our stretchable primary tufting cloth, fixing a mistake is as easy as plucking the yarn out and moving the stretched cloth back in place.