Where can I buysafdiepooltowel?..it has a sewed cuff at one end to slip over a lounge chair.. is long and extremely lightweight..it has long coloured stripes from top to bottom.. I am in New port richey florida.. thank you
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You probably can, however, you would need to adjust the top and bottom tensions to accommodate the heavier thread. You would also need to use a much larger needle to also accommodate the thread. Sometimes, a very good quality polyester thread will suffice.
Usually the cuff ribbing is cut double the required length plus doubled seam allowances (ie 3" x 2 = 6; add two 5/8" for seams = 1.25"'; equals 7.25" long). It is doubled so when it is folded in half and stitched to the leg, there will be no seams showing outside). The width of the ribbing is probably an inch or so shorter than the leg bottom--it should be large enough for the foot to fit through but tight enough that it hugs (not squeezes) the leg.
Sew the cuff together lengthwise to make a circle. Fold it in half with the stitched seam inside. Then fold the circle widthwise with the seamline at one end. Mark the halfway point opposite the seamline. Then fold in half again with the seamline and the first pin matching together. Mark the other two ends. You've divided it into equal fourths. Repeat the same procedure marking the pajama leg in fourths. Then match the seamline of the ribbing to the seamline of the leg (right sides together). Match the other three marks on the cuff to the three marks on the pajama leg bottom. You'll have the stretch the ribbing because it should be a bit smaller in circumference than the leg bottom. Stretch the ribbing to match the leg bottom and stitch the ribbing and leg bottoms together. Turn right side out.
Flip the chair on its side to see the bottom (under the seat). If you see a cover plate, that is where the electronics are. There also may be a fuse that may be blown. If it is ok then check the switch mechanism to see if it gets power.
I'll advise you to get the lightweight camping chair; it's
easily folded into every backpack and it's very lightweight which will make you
carry much less weight during your hike.
A super streamlined rocking chair has a style that works really well in a modern designed setting. The shape of it almost looks like the chair is in-flight. You can get really fancy ones that cost over $1,000, see this site http://zacandzoe.com/gseating/rapson.html
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