USA Made 1/2" Natural Cotton Twill Tape - 72 Yards - Light Weight - (Multiple Widths Available)

This is thin but not too thin. It's strong and durable and easy to sew on. Good for a waist tie in my case or other apparel use. But you wouldn't want to use it for outdoor use. It's not like that.

Perfect size natural twill tape for my doll clothes project. Good quality, good price. Item arrived super-fast.

I designed/constructed my own headboard, used these to create a woven effect. Worked great, has held up for many months no problem. Simply stapled them on.

Used this to complete a late 16th century nightgown and it worked perfectly. Looks very historically accurate, and it functions as intended. I now have to find out what to do with the remaining 70 yards...

It’s a bit thinner than I like. I bought this for ties on masks but I also like using twill tape for drawstring one clothing I make and this is a bit too thin for that. Not that it isn’t usable, but it just seems a bit cheap in quality to use as clothing drawstring. It worked perfect for masks though. Definitely a lot for the price.

Loved this twill tape. It is lightweight and the perfect softness and thickness and lays flat. I tried to reorder this, but it was out of stock so I purchased the slightly skinnier version at 3/8". Unfortunately, the skinnier version is almost too lightweight and curls and is harder to work with. I would highly recommend going with a heavier weight if you go lower than 1/2" or stick with the wider 1/2" version.

Couldn't get elastic or double-fold bias seam tape when making cloth face masks, so bought this twill tape in medium weight, 1" wide for ties. Measured two 40" lengths, centered each length on short end sides of mask, folded width to cover front and back of side edge of mask and sewed so had one continuous 1/2" wide 17" long top tie, enclosed short end of mask and 1/2" wide 17" long bottom tie. Only had to tuck each end while sewing tie ends so wouldn't fray. Perfect strength and flexibility. Didn't seem to shrink in wash.

Bought this for use in bookbinding. Works really well and it's WAY more cost effective than buying the tiny short lengths of so-called "bookbinding tape" for sale. I'm sure I'll be using it in sewing projects as well, it seems like it would make an especially nice drawstring.