Has another ever got these white sheets as packing??

Hi Carolyn, I thinking along the same lines as pacmp. It could be used in between layers as a waterproof liner you would have to press from the other side.. Let us know what you decide to do with it... Marian

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by noah 11 Oct 2014

i sure will show you soon hugs

As others have said a foam packing material and all the products I have gotten tend to tear quite easily in just one direction, so it may not cover your wood pile for very long. I would think to use it to make place mats and coaster linings as it is waterproof and a little cushion. I also think it would be a good idea to use it with applique, to cut out shapes and put under an applique to build up an area but only if it does not gum up the needle... though the products I have seen, did not leave gum residue but it would be best to check that out prior to using. Have fun!

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by noah 11 Oct 2014

thanks i am using it for my c/mas socks

It looks like a plastic to me. Put it between 2 pieces of old fabric and press with the iron I think it would melt. So if you used it for embroidery you couldn't press it when finished,

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by katydid 09 Oct 2014

great idea!

by noah 11 Oct 2014

thanks i will try hugs

I might try that 10ft piece on the roof above my bedroom. It might quieten the noise the birds make every morning disturbing my sleep. You could send it over to me ha ha ha Hugs Shirley

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by katydid 09 Oct 2014

Too, Funny!

by noah 11 Oct 2014

nope i cut a big hunk off it and used it for my b ig c/mas socks .Will show you all soon hugs

I would save it for packing and don't you have a huge roll of batting that needs to be used up?

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by noah 09 Oct 2014

yes i do :);) but********

by graceandham 10 Oct 2014

Not that she's trying to be your conscience or anything! Ya'll are too funny.

by noah 11 Oct 2014

Well i wish she would help me use it up .It's taking forever!!!

Well, I do not know what the material is, I suggest you use it for a packing of something you send to ME. Ha ha ha, just kidding, couldn't resist. Hugs, Suzanna

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by noah 09 Oct 2014

lol good one Sue hugs

I don't think I would use it for much other than packing material for something you know could easily break. I don't think it would be water resistant to use with coasters, but you can test it.

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by noah 09 Oct 2014

it is water prof i tried that already:):)

If they are foam, I wouldn't advise it. Could gum up your needles

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by noah 09 Oct 2014

ok thanks you are likely right on the mark.

I have read that it is highly flammable - but that oeople have used it to wrap bottled water to keep them cool and also have used them wet and placed around plants to hold in moisture.
Not sure about sewing on it or using it in place of a batting - might try it as a filler between fabric for coasters.
It is polyethylene.

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by noah 09 Oct 2014

yes it surely is!!!

sewable? washable? ironable?
Wonder what kind of material it is? You make me curiouis Carolyn.

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by noah edited 09 Oct 2014

I just found another large 10 ft. piece in the ditch John says it will cover the wood pile lol

by katydid 09 Oct 2014

Good idea. Use it outside.