Natural Cotton Twill Tape 50 Yards 3/4 Inch Bunting Bias Tape Herringbone Webbing Tape Roll for Apron Sewing Dressmaking Craft (White)

This is NOT “bias tape”! This is like a flattened shoe string. Not folded. Not fabric cut ON THE BIAS! This is like a straight piece of ric-rac. If you want to sew a shoelace to something—great. If you expect what everyone else considers “bias tape”...this is NOT it.

I bought this to replace the frayed borders on a set of really well made towels that I cannot purchase anymore. I made a mistake and should have purchased the 3/4 inch instead (which I just did), as they are difficult to fold over towel material. I think that I might have stretched the tape a bit too much when sewing on, as the tape appears to have shrunk a bit in the dryer, and bows the towel length a bit. It looked fine prior to the wash, so I don't think that they are really fully preshrunk. When I get the new size shipment, I will very loosely sew on and hope for the best. Other than that, my towels look like new and should last me another 25 years.

I bought this twill tape to support a peony in my yard. I got tired of the branches flopping over under the weight of the flowers. I have a circular metal support, but it is shorter than the final height of the branches and flowers. I use the metal circle as a guide and have four pieces of 36" rebar pounded into the ground on the outside of the metal circle. Then I wind the twill tape around the four rebar pieces, with 3 different vertical levels, each about 12 inches apart. The black tape is just as sturdy as the white I had previously, but the black mostly disappears visually. I'm very happy with how this looks. And of course the function is great -- it works exactly how it needs to in order to support the heavy peony flowers.

I used this as ties for face masks. It’s inexpensive, you can make a lot of face masks using this, and it’s very soft so is comfortable to the wearer.

I used this 1 inch cotton twill to make the tie straps on five aprons for the men on my Christmas list. It was easy to work with and very strong. Since all will be used when the guys cook out on their grills I won’t know about the durability for awhile but I bet this twill tape will pass all tests.

Love that this is going to save me so much time while making masks. I've been sewing the ties for masks since day one and I'm so happy I can use cotton twill tape instead 🙌🏼

This is a good value, however, it is not as thick of a tape as I have had in the past. I make aprons, and I use this a the tie backs around the waist. It is sufficient enough.

It’s lightweight so it won’t be a big sturdy Handel on a heavy bag but it’s perfect for sewing projects, I used is on masks as tie strings when I could not find elastic and to cover seams all around by folding it in half on each side like bias tape, giving them a finished look!

Great buy. Good amount and good size for the price.

This product is being used in place of bias tape and it fits perfectly.