Vinyl Beige, Fabric by the Yard

It is just exactly what I wanted, beautiful color and the vinyl is so easy to sew!

This Vinyl is wonderful and such a great price. Looking forward to making bags from it. it's a great weight. Not as thick as a marine vinyl so it should be easy to work with on a home sewing machine. The color is true to my monitor - a slightly purple wine/burgundy rather than a warm brick red color. it'll work great with grays or cork. The finish is satiny - not shiny - but has a light pretty sheen. I ordered two yards and it arrived on a tube rather than folded which a really appreciated.

I have bought this for several of my bed wetting grandkids. Regular mattress protectors don't protect well, make a ton of noise, are uncomfortable, don't hold up etc. The biggest problem is that even with them on, if you are dealing with a significant volume of urine, it will go through to the mattress. This fabric is soft enough to basically wrap around the mattress, soundless, and works like a charm. We do not sew it to fit as every time you put a needle through it that spot is no longer waterproof. But the fabric is so wide you have lots to tuck under and it holds well. I buy 3 yards to handle a single mattress because my daughters want every inch covered. How a kid wets all the way under the pillow is a mystery to me but it does happen. This fabric is great. One daughter has been using the same piece 3 years. It gets washed (but more often just wiped) and it is holding up well.

Nice, durable product, but only stretches one way. Great for limited upholstery applications.

This material is slightly stretchy and appears to be of good quality. The only reason for 4 stars is because I thought the color was alittle off, more of a deep purple than a burgandy, i.e. a deep red. It was shipped in a roll in a long box. Also, don't make the dumb mistake i made and order it as if you ordered by foot, it ships by yard, so i have plenty extra. but the cost was so low that i am going to keep it and use it for other things. it was easy to staple in to without a fancy stapler.

This material is of fine quality - I'm using it in several colors to re-cover three old card tables (removing the original vinyl and replacing it with this). They now look like new. It's thick and strong enough to handle some heavy use but supple enough to make it around the 3/16" or so bend from table top to underside and around the four corners. The colors I've used (dark blue and dark brown) are rich and saturated. The 'grain' looks good to me - not too prominent but enough to break up what could otherwise by 'shiny plastic'. It's strong enough to handle the staples I'm using to attach it. I'll use this material again, I'm sure.

I'm not that into crafty stuff, but we had a tree cut down last year and we've been using the stumps as tables. We got those pre-made wooden table tops at Lowe's. The problem is, of course, they're rotting quickly. I got the idea to cover them with vinyl, and then decided I'd make them a pretty blue.It's too thick to do the usual draping trick to hide crappy tables, so I wrapped the stump and then put a piece on top and stapled the edges under the top, and it's working well. It's more than thick enough to hold up well to the stapling.The underneath padding is a soft felt type, thick enough but not so much as to make drink balance precarious.I did fail stunningly with my measurements and have tons more than I need, but I'm sure I'll find other things to use it for.

Wow! When I came home and found this long square box I thought great what did I sleep order this time? But it turned out to be the best yellow vinyl on a ROLL! Not folded! The color is perfect and the quality is excellent. It's already been made into hand sanitizer holders, and the next project is little Easter chicks! The price was great, too!