Navy Thick Woven Webbing | 1.5 inches / 38mm | Sold by the Metre
This Thick Plain Woven Webbing is a sturdy and versatile strap material, ideal for bag making, belts, pet leads, key fobs and other handmade accessories. With a tightly woven texture and a substantial weight, it adds both structure and durability to your sewing projects while offering a clean, minimalist look.
Available in a range of solid colours, this 38mm/1" wide webbing is perfect for everyday use and adds a high-quality finish to your handmade bags and crafts.
Sold by the metre - multiples will be cut as a continuous length where possible.
Width: 38mm / 1.5 inches
Material: Cotton blend materials.
Navy Thick Woven Webbing | 1.5 inches / 38mm | Sold by the Metre
This Thick Plain Woven Webbing is a sturdy and versatile strap material, ideal for bag making, belts, pet leads, key fobs and other handmade accessories. With a tightly woven texture and a substantial weight, it adds both structure and durability to your sewing projects while offering a clean, minimalist look.
Available in a range of solid colours, this 38mm/1" wide webbing is perfect for everyday use and adds a high-quality finish to your handmade bags and crafts.
Sold by the metre - multiples will be cut as a continuous length where possible.
Width: 38mm / 1.5 inches
Material: Cotton blend materials.
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This Thick Plain Woven Webbing is a sturdy and versatile strap material, ideal for bag making, belts, pet leads, key fobs and other handmade accessories. With a tightly woven texture and a substantial weight, it adds both structure and durability to your sewing projects while offering a clean, minimalist look.
Available in a range of solid colours, this 38mm/1" wide webbing is perfect for everyday use and adds a high-quality finish to your handmade bags and crafts.
Sold by the metre - multiples will be cut as a continuous length where possible.
Width: 38mm / 1.5 inches
Material: Cotton blend materials.
