eBoot 14 Inch Floral Wire: 100 Pieces of Dark Green 26 Gauge Stem Wire Review

Very fine wire - if you need a thicker wire that is better suited to the rod, choose a smaller wire e.g. B. 18 or 16 gauge. They are good for extra things that need hanging or I have also used them as hangers or for tying things up.

I love this wire. It suits my needs perfectly. It's not very bold, as other reviewers have noted; but it is strong. I prefer thin but strong wire for weaving rubber flowers; so this is perfect for my needs. See photo. All flowers pictured were tied with this wire.

My mom uses the sheet masks she makes. She said they would work well if they could "mold" the top of the mask over the nose so it fits snugly over the face. Thank you for being available relatively quickly. Hopefully they will be used again for floral arrangements and crafts soon.

This is NEVER the white fabric covered floral wire I need for my projects! And it was NON-RETURNABLE! it's listed as 26 gauge but I don't believe it. If you put this wire next to regular white wire covered in fabric, it will end up about 1/3 the diameter of what you're used to. And it's weak - a waste of money.

I'm making crepe paper flowers for bridal bouquets for an upcoming wedding and these flower stems are perfect for making Italian Ruscus cascade stems. They are strong enough not to break under a light load and very flexible to create a cascading effect. It's easy to attach the leaves with hot glue and wrap the floral ribbon around the finished stem. I wouldn't use it for heavier arrangements. . . it is not designed for that. I also wouldn't use it if you expect your project to be straight in…

Oh my god, this terrible product! I wanted to use this to prep my flowers by inserting a wire from the top/middle of the flower to come out the other end! However, this product was so difficult to use because the wires are too thin and covered with very poor green paper tape. Every time I insert the wire it gets stuck because the green paper tape is peeling off the wire! It's terrible to work with him. and I almost had to remove most of the green paper from the wire before I could use it! I…

Unfortunately I lost my shirt button the next day. I can sew (in 8th grade Home Economics) but I was wondering if there wasn't an easier way and it occurred to me that there is such a thing as floral wire. I ordered a few, plus a pair of small needle nose pliers/pliers and a waterproof rubber band (probably overkill - see below), and the great experiment began. I cut the ends of half a piece of wire at a sharp angle to make it easier to penetrate the fabric - each end acted like a separate…