Strapworks Lightweight Polypropylene Webbing - Poly Strapping for Outdoor DIY Gear Repair, Pet Collars, Crafts – 1 Inch by 10, 25, or 50 Yards, Over 20 Colors

I buy this brand of stapping/webbing over and over. It is not the heaviest weight but is a good weight for sewing on a domestic machine. Excellent for covering with fabric as in byAnnie patterns.

This webbing is perfect for making bag straps or handles. I bought the extra strength webbing the first time. It isn’t necessary to pay more for the extra strength, this regular strength webbing is sturdy and looks great. Make sure you melt the ends after cutting so they don’t fray.

I loved the strapping however I was shorted 6 inches. I will buy again but if shorted again I will not buy again. I needed the whole 10 yards for straps on purses I make for charity. So I had 42 inches wasted I could not use.

this webbing is perfect for service dog vests! it was super easy to sew through and doesn't fray! I love that it's also lightweight, because maria (my service dog) dislikes heavy gear and will peacefully protest and look at me funny when I grab a heavier vest or harness. maria can be quite rough on her vests on the job, and this webbing isn't showing any signs of damage! it’s the perfect material in conjunction with vinyl for mobility harnesses and handles as well! the webbing is softer to the touch than anything else on the market and hasn’t stretched from my service dog doing forward momentum pulling and guidework!

Made a bag

Works as intended. Lightweight, maybe slightly less dense than some might desire.But definetely served my purpose.

This is nice and sturdy and works well with the clips I bought. The ends sealed well when heated too.

Will see if last for while, so far is doing good , I used for the Pool roller to roll in the solar blanket. But even if don’t last long time, is a big roll of strap , I can probably do 7 sets out the it .I will recommend it

I have ordered from this brand multiple times and have always been happy with the products I receive. The lightweight webbing is good for the inside of a fabric wrapped dog collar or leash, but if you want to use webbing alone I would recommend the heavyweight.

It was to stiff to use on fabric bags

I made a few dog leashes and car tethers for my pets. They came out well and are doing the job!

we'll see if it holds up. i love the way it shrinks though. its a great hose if i can get a year out of it. probly should try and give it some shade.

Using this item to add strength to Cloth bags I am creating,

I love this roll of Strapworks Lightweight Polypropylene Webbing. I cut ~36" lengths and stitched up the raw ends (on a standard sewing machine) to make a whole bunch of sail ties for my sailboat - more than I need actually. What a fantastic value - I still have half a roll left! If you are willing to do an hour's work, you'll save a ton of money over buying ready-made ties for your mainsail. Of course, if a magic fairie gave me a set of lazy jacks and a stack pack, I wouldn't need the sail ties anymore. Until then, consider me a happy customer.

I bought both the 1 inch and 2 inch in this brand and bought the same color in both sizes. The colors are not anywhere close to each other and I need the colors to be at least close in color range since the sizes will be right next to each other on my projects. Additionally, there are major flaws in several of my rolls. These look like second quality and I can't use these in my products I sell. Total waste of money!!! Looking for another brand that has color consistency and does not sell you second quality at full price.