Trying to figure out which way the seam runs before ordering. Cut in half along the seam, do u get two pieces measuring,12 x 7.5. Or. 15 x 6??
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If I remember correctly, it runs lengthwise so you would get two 12 x 7.5. I'm pretty sure that's how it was - we don't have it anymore, though. We used it to make a teepee and it didn't last through the winter. Good luck!
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If you order more than 1 yard of fabric they will usually send it in a continuous piece of fabric. I do believe you can measure and cut your fabric yourself though.
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I have no problem with the measurements, my problem is that the pan split right down the middle while being used for grilling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Will investigate a credit/return!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! O maybe I will hear from Amazon??????????
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I just measured for someone else and the actual measure was 8-1/2H x 15-1/16W. I don't see any reason why you could not cut this. It comes with a protective cover which is removed to be applied.
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This is a math question, not really an amazon one. 157.5 inches is 4.375 yards. That is just the length, though. Remember that the fabric is 60" wide (1.6 yards).
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did re-measure to be sure. 15x19 is closer. there is an end that bends to that might be why they say 20.
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Measure half a cup and take out one tablespoon and that will give ya the 7/16. Like you I am really bad at this measuring thing so I look stuff on the net and I print it out or write it out and put into a folder for further use :)
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Note that the 2 sizes mentioned in the Amazon listing are 15mm and 30mm. This has nothing to do with the width, which, at 5 inches, is about 125mm. They simply got the units wrong. It should be shown as 15 m (metres) and 30 m which are respectively 49 ft and 98 ft, being the lengths of the clothesline itself, not the width of the unit. Hope this clarifies things. The US should have gone metric in 1976, to be congruent with most of the rest of the world.
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Hi Anthony - I had purchased this item as a gift so unfortunately, I don't have it in my possession to measure it for you. The item description says 12" x 24". The 12" sounds right but the 24" seems rather long to me. Have you tried emailing the Seller yet? Aloha, ck
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please measure carefully before order; 1/2 in means the distance between to holes; this one is too small to me; refund is reliable but I had to pay 2 shipments, more thant $5 for nothing; have a good luck
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It is best to email the Seller, they are super quick to respond, give them your measurements and they will tell you how much you need!
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I had the same question when I ordered. I gave explicit instructions as to the EXACT size I wanted. I was ordering 10-12 feet, and was using it to cover a wood pile, so I certainly did not want separate small pieces. They are accommodating, and will cut you exactly what you want, just be very specific when you order. Hope I helped, Richard
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They measure one half of an inch by one half of an inch or a square. The question should more appropriately be asked of the producer. Joe Vella
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I bought both a 5 foot and a 15 foot and cut them to the lengths I needed. Before I cut, I unrolled and re-rolled everything inside out so that when it was finally unrolled and laid on the floor it would lay flat. The cutting was easy. Measure twice and cut once. They work great.
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When I ordered mine, it came as whole piece in the length/yardage that I ordered. This is customary when purchasing fabric.
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Please have a look at this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tByXPGwvZ_I to see how a seam guide is used; think of this magnetic seam guide as corresponding to the piece of tape shown in the video. 1/5" is a very peculiar measurement. I don't know of a ruler that would show 1/5". But I figured that 1/5" is about 5 mm, so you can use a millimeter ruler to measure such a distance. On my sewing machine with the needle positioned in the center of the presser foot, 5 mm from the needle would fall under the pressure foot. So the only way I could sew a 5 mm seam would be to move the needle away from the center position, setting it so that it is 5 mm from one edge of the pressure foot. Then I could use the edge of the presser foot as the seam seam guide. So for such an odd seam allowance, this magnetic seam guide would not work unless you have a very narrow presser foot. That said, this is a wonderful seam guide for measuring seam allowances of more conventional widths.
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I have never tried to cut one in half, because I like the larger size for our son. In the past I have always purchased the 34"X36". If you have a sewing machine so that you can sew up the cut edge it may work just fine. Hope this helps.