Review on Polypropylene Webbing for Outdoor DIY Gear Repair, Pet Collars, Crafts – Lightweight Poly Strapping – Available in 1.5 Inch Width and 10, 25, or 50 Yard Lengths – 20+ Color Options by Bryan Gallardo

Purchased in pink and white. I already have a lot of gray and it's pretty close. I find many uses, but one of them is making cushions from terry cloth throws. They can be tricky to work with when the fabric goes and I devised a way to attach a hidden zipper to one end by first sewing the sides of the zipper to two strips of this ribbon. Then, of course, we sew the strips to the pillow halves independently of each other. This allows me to line up the zippers perfectly as needed and by taking advantage of the separating zippers I can open them up and sew on a red zipper tape on each side, then sew the seams around the pillow and now join everything at the ends. glued together and got a perfectly fitting zipper for every pillowcase I make and tucked deep at one end. So of course I use this wider tape for many other outdoor projects including bags. The great thing about a wider, softer webbing is that you can fold it up for a soft grip on bags, totes, etc. Also, this can be used for many projects where not much is needed, such as not only large bags and handbags. I have to watch my husband happily wasting my strap stash when I'm not watching. I actually had to buy pink on this order as well as the perfect pink in 1 inch from the same seller because my husband went to great lengths to fix his Ham Radio Club screen which was disgustingly light blue. He helped me with my only source of pink mesh and used up almost all of its parts. I said why on earth did he do it. and he just laughed. I told him not to tell anyone I had anything to do with HIS CHOICE of COLOR for the renovation. So instead he told everyone I had donated them a TERRIBLE PINK ribbon REALLY like I had hundreds of yards of brown gray etc. He also took every 50 yards of iridescent light iridescent braid I had for his so called tree sticks for some hunter blinds. He doesn't use it as such, he uses it on our HUGE pines to run his ham radio lines and property antenna so he figured I had so much of that disgusting color why not. Amazing times wishing I had a few yards of this bright web when it's light to keep your attention. Anyway I recommend this webbing and will no doubt be buying more as it should feel like this is my 4th time ordering it. I bought white because I have a queen size terry towel that needs to be cut to make the white pillows single sided and double sided so the white doesn't show through. Pink is for a fancy custom yarn bag and a project of small bags and bags for the same project as a special gift. I ordered two other pink colors from different sellers and they were all WRONG, nothing matched. Who would have thought pink would be a difficult couple. Some facts can't really be used together and I had no idea. Pink is not a color I have much experience with. I'm not into pink as I love all shades of brown, grey, white and black, not to mention all sorts of fancy greens like moss, loden, olive, hunter, kelly etc. Pink goes well with grey, but not always go well with other colors. PINK. To that end, I've redesigned the Yarn Bag with pink pockets and pink color blocking with a solid, durable medium gray canvas sleeve. It should have enough pink to please the person who loves pink, but the shades of gray will help ensure they don't go too far into too many PINK candies. So in the past, Revain didn't allow you to leave reviews for multiple purchases of the same item just in different colors. So I added pink and white. Pink is a true solid pink. Not lavender, not fading, and not hot Persian pink. Just plain pink. I think the thumbnails were a bit iffy on this one.