Monks Cloth

Exactly what was advertised, perfect for punch needle, like to finished edges so the fraying is minimal to none. Would definitely recommend.

Very good, would buy again

I've had a hard time finding a good fabric for doing hand punch needle but this worked really well for me! It was soft enough but still holds its structure. Yes when you cut it the edges unravel a bit but that is the nature of any aida type cloth. I would recommend sewing or serging the edges for a nice clean finish.

good batch of material for the price!

Has been great other than it fraying horribly when I have it in the hoop to work on a project.

used for craft event perfect product for punch art

I had issues with other companies not following through with shipping a similar item but this was no issue and arrived quickly - it is a quality fabric too for a great price.

Honestly didn't like the quality of this for what I needed it for. When I cut a piece off the roll the fraying was so bad! I'm sure this product is fine, but just didn't work for what I was making.

Rapporto qualità prezzo da rivedere. Dimensioni troppo piccole secondo me. Non piacevole al tatto.

First time purchasing this product and took the risk of ordering two. Absolutely would recommend this product. Was quality fabric and was so nice not having the edges fray away whilst working. I have used this for punching needle and it worked perfectly, so any beginners in punching needle work if you are looking for a good monk fabric to use get this one! Hopefully the sellers see this review as would love to request for them to do larger pieces of material, as I would definitely purchase and would purchase regularly too! Here’s a half finished rug I’ve made using this monk cloth, held all the threads in tightly which is amazing and just what you need when making a rug. You can find my other designs using this exact monk cloth on Etsy @CreativeJunkieCrafts feel free to have a gander!

Exactly as described perfect for punch needling

I opened up this packet with the hopes of having a relaxing evening at home doing some quaint, wholesome punch needle work. I was immediately met with a horrifically pungent smell emerging from the fabric, that I can only describe as a warehouse of rabbits that have been set on fire. Now I’m a vegan, so this isn’t great, but it wouldn’t be great for anybody. I literallly had to double bag this fabric and put it in the bin. It gave me an instant headache. The low cost isn’t worth my nose burning.

Fabric frayed,split and didnt hold the wool,even though recommended? Must of been bad piece?