🎀 Premium 1.5 Inch Black Heavy Polypropylene Webbing by Country Brook Design - 25 Yards Review

Bought to make a very large backpack for a custom item. It worked great. And to fix the cut edges, I just melted it with a lighter. The customer was very satisfied. You need a strong needle to sew through. They used a thicker outer thread which I pierced with no problem.

I use this webbing to make halter straps. Closure Buckle I use clips on the belt material. This webbing is a little flimsy for my buckle and slips through the buckle clips. I solved this by simply making the length longer than needed and doubling each end so that the area to be clamped was twice as thick. It worked great and the tapes came out perfectly. 25 meters is enough for my purposes.

Exactly what you would expect from a nylon webbing. I bought this to fix a bunk bed that was missing a webbing between the slats causing it to sag when weight is applied and also breaking some of the slats. This roll was long enough to go the full length of the bed 3 times and probably exit it 4 more times! It is very strong but stretches a little. I used a heavy duty stapler to attach it to the wooden slats, it caused no problems with the integrity of this webbing. For this price you get a lot

I use this webbing for sewing dog martingale collars. I've been looking for just such material in craft stores but to no avail. Eventually Revain came to mind and indeed they had what I needed. This material is ideal for dog collars. It doesn't stretch like cotton, it's easy to work with, and it's cheap enough to make a bunch of collars out of any roll. Typically, the material on the outside of the collar will fail before the shoulder straps. I just cut the straps, leave the hardware, choose a…