Natural Jute Twine Durable Industrial Packing Materials Heavy Duty Natural Brown Twine Jute Rope/String 328ft/100m for Arts, Crafts & Gardening Applications

I'm not a Twine Aficionado, nor do I belong to any Twine Lovers groups on Facebook. I don't even have a subscription to Twine Monthly, so I'm probably not the best source of whether or not this twine is superior to others. It did the job though and worked great on my Halloween costume, so I'd recommend it to anyone in the market for twine.

I am SO disappointed! I tried to use this twine to hang a brand new glass sphere succulent holder above my window frame. I researched and most people were using twine to hang these. This was a tiny sphere, about the size of a softball and weighed NO more than 1-2 lbs. including with the succulent inside it. It hadn't been hanging more than 2 MINUTES and I heard the crash! My beautiful new sphere smashed into a million pieces all over my dining room! I hurried to clean up the glass so my kids and pets wouldn't step on anything, then saw that it was the TWINE that had failed! It had frayed and split right through! I was( and am) so upset! The glass sphere cost me $30! Spend the extra $ and find a stronger twine!! This stuff is VERY WEAK!!

Well so far seems strong or sturdy enough though eas alot thinner then I expected. (Thought ordered same as a yr ago). This is thinner but almost seems stronger then expected also doesnt seem to be fraying. So bonus there. All I can say is I am so glad I'm using it for an outdoor project ( though unfortunately I have been assembling my project indoors if it weren't raining out I would be changing that) this twine has the absolute most unbelievably horrid turpentine or gasoline scent coming off of it I haven't been able to work on putting the bamboo Stakes together for half as long as I should have been able to do at any given time without starting to feel almost light-headed and my lips going numb and this is just being in the same room breathing it in. It is absolutely horrible to the point where I'm about ready to switch to the stuff that had gotten wet last year or wire or thick sewing thread anyting. I have been taking 6 ft bamboo Stakes for my garden drilling holes in the top and tying them together in groups of two and three to make like a teepee or across ways and then sticking another bar across the top to hold the netting up over my garden which is what keeps the squirrels out hopefully. Last year portion to The netting were too low and we had a tree come down I'm part of it so I'm redoing the entire thing and putting it so it's at least 6 ft above the ground so far seems to be working well but I have to say I'm extremely happy I'm not doing some kind of like indoor project that's going to remain indoors I would have to throw it out and start over with something else. I'm concerned about having it in my garden, too close to my plants especially when it's raining or something.. I very seldom in my life smelled anything anywhere near as strong as this and I grew up on a farm some days spent covered in diesel or gasoline all day long well sitting in a tractor and that wasn't . strong. So far I've gotten to steaks tied together and other than that horrifying smell it works wonderfully so I guess it just depends on if your project will be affected by the smell or whatever is coming off of it. I am seriously thinking that for me unfortunately it turned out to be a complete waste because I just don't see myself being able to put it all over in my garden I'm not sure I can put it anywhere in my garden. And I don't know maybe it was my mistake and maybe that's what it's supposed to smell like all I know is that for me it's really not going to work. Maybe if I leave it out in the rain half of the summer it'll be useful for something come fall or next year

I should have done more research to see how big 1 mm is...it's ridiculously small and not remotely useful for gardening tasks. Description says 3 X 3 X 1.3 inches. It's absolutely not. Terribly expensive for what it is. I feel like I was cheated.

The one problem with ordering from Amazon regularly is dealing with all the boxes, and while some people will just throw them out, maybe breaking them down maybe not, my city prefers that you fold the bigger boxes down to a compact size and tie them together. Thanks to this I can finally tie my boxes together, which gives the additional perk of making the boxes easier to carry out to the recycle bins for my complex. I wish I had thought to buy it sooner.

Mainly use it for wrapping gift with that bland ass brown paper, since its universal for all events. Also works well to bunch up cardboard after breaking it down so it fits in the recycling bin. Not good for tying your friends arm as it is a rough material and may cause dermal abrasion, oops. Overall it gets the job done.

This is a really small roll of twine. You'd be better off buying a larger roll at Lowe's or Michael's even. It worked for what I needed and I didn't have to drive 30 minutes to get to a hardware or craft store, but wow, it's a lot smaller roll than what I was led to believe on the photo advertising the product.

I ordered the 100 m jute twine. I guess I should’ve researched it more, but thought this was a good price and the picture looked great! None of the pictures showed how thick “100m” was, but I was thinking it would be fine!! I was looking for a bit thicker jute twine for a craft project. I’ll have to use this since I’m pinched for time, but it is super thin and not at all what I was hoping for. If you’re looking for thicker twine, look elsewhere!