Made Natural Cotton Twill Tape Crafting Review

This material is perfect. It doesn't shrink, I've tried it, I've used it on the back of t-shirts to stabilize shoulder seams, I've used it as a backpack strap, I've used it as a very small lining. Extremely easy to shape. I will probably buy again.

This shop went above and beyond to ensure I received this product at a time when it is difficult to get all the materials needed to make a mask . Cotton twill ribbon is great for trimming and tying handmade masks and hats. The price is great. Be sure to sew the ends together so they don't fray after washing! Fantastic product!

Loved this twill tape. It's lightweight, has the perfect softness and thickness, and lays flat. I tried to change the order like this but it was out of stock so I bought a slightly thinner 3/8" version. Unfortunately, the thinner version is too light and creases and is harder to work with. heavier weight if you go under 1/2" or stick with the wider 1/2" version.

Elastic or double bias tape was not an option when making cloth face masks, so I purchased this medium weight 1 inch wide twill tape for tying. Sides of mask folded widthwise to cover front and back side edge of mask and sewn to form a continuous top band 1/2" wide x 17" long, a closed short mask end and a bottom band is 1/2" wide and 17" long. I only had to tuck in each end while sewing the ends of the tie to avoid crumbling. Ideal strength and flexibility. Didn't seem to shrink in the wash.

First my package was LOST so the company sent me a replacement. Then came the original packaging. The company said to simply save or donate it. So I donated it to a group that makes masks for a naval ship. It turns out that instead of 720 yards, there were only 683.5 yards on the reel. But we still got a lot of masks out of it. The quality was ok for a cheaper twill but let me tell you the replacement they sent me was a higher quality one and what a difference! I recommend if you ever need…

Absolutely Perfect! The twill tape I used was a little "give", a little stretched. Not bad enough that I threw it away but I had to be careful when using it. Then I bought a cheap 1/4" roll of something - it was marked with twill tape but so tight I couldn't use it. Then I bought this! First thing I did was unroll the feed and to check. Absolutely nothing works! This is how twill tape should be. I bought 1/4" wide tape and use it to stabilize the edges of my quilts before tying. Twill tape is…