LA Linen Cotton Duck Canvas Cloth, 10oz. Natural Color, 60" Wide, Sold by The Yard.

Used this to repair a rolltop desk (aka tambour). It is good, heavy cloth. Edges are unfinished as described so you need to order enough to finish the edges. On a tambour door it glues on with ordinary wood glue. I used Titebond 3. The finished repair works great, cloth has not stretched out or loosened. Good stuff.

This is a cotton product, not linen. I used it for a couche for proofing baguettes and was delighted. It's a low cost alternative to the linen products. The dough didn't stick and the fabric is hefty enough to maintain the peaks and valleys to promote a vertical rise. I didn't wash it before using, and afterwards just shook it outdoors to remove excess flour.

All around good product but wrinkled so badly after washing that I had to get it wet and hang it to dry. Still required lots of ironing with heavy steam. Recommend but be prepared to put some work into it.

I purchased this fabric to make flags for my front door and yard. It’s perfect to embroider on, there’s no puckering whatsoever. The fabric holds its shape really well and the flags turned out beautifully! The weight feels like it’s more of a medium weight, not too heavy or too light for the flags. Perfect!

While this fabric worked for punch needling, it was very thick and hard to punch through. My wrist and hands were tired and sore within a few minutes so I couldn’t use it. Like I said, it does work… But just be prepared for sore hands.

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I bought this for a project experiment. So far it’s worked out great.Downsides- the canvas was shipped folded (which just means more work on my end- but totally expected for shipping); and the edges weren’t surged. Non-surged edges caused a problem for me the first time I hand washed and line dried it- it frayed pretty bad.I’ve only ordered it one yard at a time; I am curious if it’s ordered in more than one yard lengths if it is a continuous piece or separate cuttings.

Good stuff. I used the cloth when restoring the seats in my car; I covered the spring frame using the cloth and attached it using hog nose rings. It holds up pretty well.