1MM Burlap String (Roll 400 yard) Ivory

This burlap jute string is super thin at 1mm thick, which is what I wanted. The color was fine too, in the natural. It's a bit hairy, more so than I thought it would be, probably because it is so fine but, that's the nature of twine. The only problem I had was that Amazon sent me a USED spool, that was missing quite a bit of length. At a cost of $0.0375 cents/yard, it wasn't enough to pitch a fit over but, it really irks me that somebody bought it, used it and returned it, letting Amazon believe it was still brand new. I don't fault Amazon for this - I fault the dishonest customer who 'sampled' it and sent it back.

I bought this to try for wrapping my wedding invitations but found that the roll sheds a lot! It's cute for maybe a halloween party invite because it definitely has those spider web vibes, but it was just too messy for me to use for our wedding invites.

I use this shade of burlap string all the time in crafting. Great quality and thickness. I love having the large amount on a roll. Excellent value, too.

I tied 100 wedding invitations with this ribbon and they turned out so cute. I have tons of ribbon left, I feel like I barely made a dent in the spool.The texture is more of a rough and rustic burlap and is not smooth to the touch. It is on the stringy side but that it what kind of twine I was going for.

Don't be decieved--this isn't a regular thread spool. This baby is 3 - 1/2 inches tall!! Perfect for scrapbooking, card-making, Tags, tying gifts together, you name it! Great product!

Nice & thin but not as soft as I had hoped but a good value.

The perfect twine for wrapping my wedding invitations. While it does shed some, it's expected with twine. I love that it's thin and not bulky and super easy to work with and tie. It's also thin enough that the post office doesn't require extra postage (at least not for me) when mailing invitations wrapped in it. I will continue to purchase this twine!

I'll use the twine to tie name tags to wedding reception favors & I'll use what's left in the garden! Hopefully the birds will steal it from my compost pile at the end of the season...