85" × 79" Large Overlocking Tufting Cloth with Marked Lines- Primary Monk's Cloth Punch Needle Fabric for DIY Rug-Punch Tufting Gun
Description
🧶 Unleash your creativity with every stitch!
- VERSATILE USE - Perfect for tufting guns and DIY art.
- DURABLE DESIGN - Overlocked edges for lasting projects.
- PRECISION MARKING - Yellow lines guide your creativity!
- THOUGHTFUL GIFTING - A unique gift for craft lovers!
- GENEROUS DIMENSIONS - Craft without limits - 85" x 79"!
The Biubee 85" × 79" Large Overlocking Tufting Cloth is a premium fabric designed for DIY rug-making enthusiasts. Made from a durable blend of 65% polyester and 35% cotton, it features yellow marking lines for precision, overlocked edges for durability, and a generous size that accommodates various tufting techniques. Ideal for gifting to craft lovers, this fabric is perfect for creating stunning handmade projects.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Biubee |
| Brand | Biubee |
| Model Number | Biubee-Punch Needle Cloth Fabric-2.15*2m |
| Package Dimensions | 30.91 x 28.3 x 8.2 cm; 1.27 kg |
| Colour | yellow |
| Material Type | Polyester Cotton |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Size | 85 × 79 inch |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Biubee-Punch Needle Cloth Fabric-2.15*2m |
| Item Weight | 1.27 kg |
Reviews
T**S
Best Tufting Cloth
I’ve been using the same cloth for almost 4 years. I’m never disappointed with this product. This cloth gives me the results I want in my custom rugs.
E**L
Perfect tufting fabric
We love ordering this fabric from this seller. It's a great amount of fabric that we've used on multiple projects and it performs beautifully. Definite repeat buyers. We're happy customers.
C**W
remember, unfinished edges
used as a base for braided rugs I made. instead of sewing edges, I hot glued them. but remember, you will need to vacuum a lot while working on project
D**.
Awesome
It. Was quite a large piece of fabric for what I paid. It arrived quickly and works very well for tufting a rug. I be buying this again!
P**R
This weave (Monk's cloth) is perfect but they pollute it with yellow stripes
I wanted the special weave of two warp threads crossing two weft threads in a simple square. This weave is perfect for doing cross stitch for slavic folk costumes. But for no reason I can understand, they pollute the cloth by adding yellow threads every five cm. or so. They call them guide lines. Who wants a finished piece of clothing with yellow guide lines left in it? I left a note for the seller saying if the lines are permanent, do not send the cloth, but they sent it anyway. So now I have to send it back. It is possible to pull out all the yellow weft threads but that leaves a local weave of two threads by one thread. And I don't intend to use so-called guides in the first place.
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