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Make Your Own Oil Cloth


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To turn almost any fabric into a substitute for oilcloth, cut clear contact paper to cover the fabric. Press out "bubbles". Set iron on lowest setting and place a thin pressing cloth on top of contact paper covered fabric. Press for 20-30 seconds. When cool, check to see the contact paper has fused to the cloth. As for oilcloth, do not iron or wash in the washing machine.

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By Ron from Cortez, CO

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August 4, 20100 found this helpful
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This is great. I tried it and it works. Thanks for sharing.

 
August 4, 20100 found this helpful

O.M.G! I love you! I've looked for reasonably priced oilcloth for years and it was always too much money for more fabric than I needed. Now I can "oil" just the amount of fabric I'll need for my projects as I go!

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This tip totally rocks.

 

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