What is the yarn type of denim?
I don't know why your fruit might have melted into the waxed paper I cover cookie sheets with aluminum foil, not waxed paperPeel and slice the fruits uniformly and lay it out evenly spaced on the cookie sheetsSet the oven temp to 200F and put the cookie sheets inCheck and turn the fruits over every hourYou will know when they are ready to remove from the ovento make fruit leather, puree the fruit, add sugar if you wish, cover the sheet with plastic wrap and pour the fruit puree on it and spread out to depth of about 1/4 inch deep uniformly all overDry it the same temperature, checking to see when it is dry enough to roll upHere you can use either plastic wrap or waxed paperIt takes longer to dry the sheet of fruit leather than it does to dry the fruit slices.
It started out as a durable twill woven cotton fabric, later other fabrics were woven into itLevi Strauss made it popular with the Blue Jeans, but had been used for as far back as the 1800 for it sturdiness and enduranceWorker in everything from farming, miners, to cowboys prefer it because of its durability.
I don't know why your fruit might have melted into the waxed paper I cover cookie sheets with aluminum foil, not waxed paperPeel and slice the fruits uniformly and lay it out evenly spaced on the cookie sheetsSet the oven temp to 200F and put the cookie sheets inCheck and turn the fruits over every hourYou will know when they are ready to remove from the ovento make fruit leather, puree the fruit, add sugar if you wish, cover the sheet with plastic wrap and pour the fruit puree on it and spread out to depth of about 1/4 inch deep uniformly all overDry it the same temperature, checking to see when it is dry enough to roll upHere you can use either plastic wrap or waxed paperIt takes longer to dry the sheet of fruit leather than it does to dry the fruit slices.
It started out as a durable twill woven cotton fabric, later other fabrics were woven into itLevi Strauss made it popular with the Blue Jeans, but had been used for as far back as the 1800 for it sturdiness and enduranceWorker in everything from farming, miners, to cowboys prefer it because of its durability.
