I'd like to use this to line a jewelry box. How thin is this? And will it easily wrap around my cardboard pieces?
1035116
Hi. The fabric is about 1/8 of an inch. It is pretty flexible to work with. We welcome your order.
1799141
I suppose you could use this for bending flat wire for jewelry but it's not really made for small intricate work. Say for example you want to make a small ring or circle; the smallest this item will do is approximately 3 inches. Also, the rollers are knurled so it will leave marks on your metal which would need sanding and polishing.
2057189
I would say no. Its perfect for covering books and mailing packages. It light enough to be easy to fold and holds tape well
1627678
This material will definitely work as a shelf liner. Keep in mind that it is a commercial product so aesthetics aren't its first consideration. It cuts nicely with a razor knife. You will need to apply some form of adhesive to keep it from curling up. Easiest material is artist spray mount. Provides a tacky grip but is not permanent.
36130
I like masking tape or the matte opaque kind of tape. Doesn't pull the surface like regular clear tape does. I also really like to hang twine with clothespins, or something like chain and metal bullclips. BUT you'll be sad when people take them, so during events I stash them and don't let people look at them :)
19259
It's not very thick. The thickness is very similar to bubble wrap. We had to double layer it for our use around the house.
1674126
It isn't as soft as a cotton, but then it is a heavier material. I use it for storing larger pieces of silver. I think it would work fine for jewelry.
1674124
This would work. It isn't too heavy to be flexible. The important thing is that it retards tarnishing.
378478
It is cardboard. Thick at about 3/4 inch but not very useful. I ended up throwing it out in about a week.
12190
Yes, you could easily wrap boxes with this. It is the weight of some of the better store bought plastic gift bags that I have seen.
2234762
From what I can remember, since it's been quite a while since I bought this, it's too thin to use as a top or bottom of a baby blanket, and yes, the piece I got was large enough, but it would be better used for a lining for a child's dress bodice, or a summer gown maybe, or a summer blouse, not for something you need to be strong. Just my opinion.
1607265
The openings would be a bit skinny for that purpose, altho it might work. It's super heavy for cutting boards or cookie sheets, or lids. Surely Amazon has a better choice for you as you might be disappointed with this one for wraps.
1050913
Yes, this would be suitable for wrapping silver or other jewelry in. Though whatever it is impregnated with is intended to keep silver tarnish-free.
1919058
It's fairly thin... I had a little problem getting the backer and Lens through. If it is a really thick piece of cork board, it may be a little thin.
1304166
Never used it on paper or cardboard. I've only used it to seal wooden boxes. I've since switched to alcohol-based shellac.
1611694
the cardboard "core" is 2 inches wide-I hope this is what you meant-very nice tape,strong,does not get tangled like the big rolls do and the cutter is sharp enough to cut cleanly
314821
I used it for a center piece at one of my best friends birthday party. I tied ballons to it and filled it with mints and candy. I would not suggest putting anything to heavy like crytals in it because it is not that thick and may break.