🌾 Versatile and Eco-Friendly Natural Burlap String by May Arts Ribbon Review

I use twine to tie name tags to wedding party favors and I use what's left in the garden! I hope the birds steal it from my compost heap at the end of the season.

I tied 100 wedding invitations with this ribbon and they turned out so cute. I have tons of tape left over, I feel like I barely made a dent in the spool. The texture is more like rough and rustic burlap and is not smooth to the touch. It's on the fibrous side, but that's what I wanted.

Bought this to try wrapping wedding invitations but found the roll to shed a lot! It might be cute for a Halloween party invitation because it definitely has those gossamer vibes, but it was too messy for me to use for our wedding invitations.

Perfect twine for wrapping my wedding invitations. While shedding something, twine awaits her. I like that it is thin and not bulky and very easy to work with and tie. It's also thin enough that the post office (at least for me) doesn't charge extra postage when sending out invitations wrapped in it. I will continue to buy this cord!

This burlap jute thread is very thin, 1mm thick, just what I wanted. The color matched too. It's a bit hairy, more than I thought maybe because it's so thin, but that's the nature of splits. The only problem I had was that Revain sent me a used spool that was too short. At 0.0375 cents per yard, it wasn't enough to throw a tantrum, but it really pisses me off that someone bought it, used it, and returned it so Revane thinks it's brand new. I don't blame Revain for that - I blame the dishonest…