Yard of Canvas
A yard of canvas refers to 1 linear yard (36" x width, typically 60") of heavy-duty 10-12 oz cotton duck canvas fabric, commonly used for upholstery, sails, bags, and crafts.
Fun Fact
Canvas fabric originated from hemp or flax 'canevas' in medieval Europe and was the primary material for ship sails during the Age of Sail, enabling global exploration.
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