10 Pcs 9''x13'' Natural Color Retro Faux Leather Sheets,Thin Soft Cork Ribbon Fabric Suitable for Bags, Laptop Case, Packaging Material or DIY Crafts (A-Print Pattern 4)

I love this cork. I make little wallets and line them with heat transfer vinyl which gives it a tiny bit more stability for what I need. Also, it's slightly bigger than other sheets so one sheet is plenty big enough for me. It sews beautifully too.

I purchased this item in hopes of making studs (e.g., cutting circle and putting into bezel settings), but I learned quickly that I would have to alter my plan. The material is too thin for that to look like I want ... so I am going to make dangles out of it.The material is so nice. It cuts best with scissors. I tried to used my punches to cut 10mm and 12mm circles and that didn't work well at all.I was very confused though that this material came with a paper insert with instructions for cutting it on a Cricut and ironing on a shirt. I don't know that this material was meant for that. It appears quite different from anything I have used for that purpose, so I wonder if the instructions provided were the wrong ones. Regardless, I could totally see using a Cricut with this product ... just not sure about putting it on a t-shirt like the instructions showed. Odd.I love the touch and feel of this material ... and the colors. Now I just have to figure out what I want to do with it. (shrug)

I don't know if I should have known because of the material but I tried using this with my bookbinding and the glue was seeping out of the little holes. That's the only downside I could see. Its easy to manipulate and the patterns are really pretty. As long as youre carefull with the glue, I think this is pretty good product.

The patterns are cute; altho most are bold patterns the colors are a little muted. Maybe it's to do with the material but I've seen cork fabric in bolder colors.It's kind of thin, especially compared to some other cork fabrics I've used. I added interfacing (it made kind of a bad smell, even with just enough heat to affix the interfacing). Even that didn't stick very well & I had to reinforce that with some fabric glue.The pieces I make are small so between that and hardware, I don't want there to be a lot of stress on open/close and I'm concerned they'll tear easily.The patterns are relatively well-aligned, be sure to account for that when you're cutting something & be sure to match it up as best you can.It's not the best but it's not the worst I've used. I'll probably use this mostly for linings or accent pieces where it won't take a lot of stress. 3 stars b/c I like the patterns, *only* 3 b/c I wish it were better quality.

I used this to replace the leatherette on a vintage camera. I think it came out nicely!

Use these to cover anti-RFID material on leather wallets that I make. Covers it well without adding bulk or stiffness. I also use it as end papers with rebinding books. Use a card stock on inside since backs are not pretty.

I am so very disappointed with this product. The prints and colors are so ugly; the pieces are cheap-looking. I didn't realize before ordering how very small the pieces would be. They are too small to make anything really significant. It was marked as a free return, but it actually would cost to return; I have to drive 30-50 miles to a UPS location to ship free or pay if I drop it off at a pickup location, so the charge would not be worth it to me. I will not buy from this seller again. The overall descriptions as a whole are inaccurate.

It's good for accents, but not sure it would stand up to use as the primary medium in a handbag. I'd forego one of the colors to get 12x12 pieces.