54 by 40 Yards (120 ft) Fabric Tulle Bolt for Wedding and Decoration (White)

We used this to create affordable ceiling drapery for my daughters wedding. It was very sheer, which in this case I wish it was more opaque. Oh well, it looked nice and it was pretty cheap. We used extra tulle on the chairs and for bows soooo that was good. A great value for sure.

I loved the stiffness of this tulle. It worked really well for ceiling decoration & felt as durable as tulle can feel. It didn’t easily snag or catch on things & would actually be ideal for adding body to a dress (petticoat) or making a firm tutu.

The quality of the tulle is rather nice, not going to lie. I was pretty impressed when I saw the bolt my sister had purchased for her wedding, and I had no problem ordering an additional bolt to ensure we had plenty for the event. I searched by the brand, size and color labeling, and confirmed with my sister this was the same listing she purchased from, but unfortunately the resulting colors are not exactly similar. I dare say I’d classify the one I purchased more of a “peach” than a “blush”, and you can tell that the one my sister bought (left) is definitely the color of the listing, because it isn’t saturated enough to be the “pink” listing. Thankfully it’s an outdoor wedding and they won’t be side by side, so the lighting will disguise the discoloring. I’m not rating it too low, simply because it’s a pretty common manufacturing error and to be expected when purchasing large volumes of material; however, I did feel it important to point out if someone was expecting something consistent.

Its amazing! SO MUCH TULLE to use and its very white, very sheer, and super soft unlike that hard mesh that creases. Loved it! As you can see in the picture there was still excess on the ground and it may seem like a little bit but IT WAS AN ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF FABRIC. Definitely recommend it if youre trying to cover large areas or if you need lots and lots of mesh fabric.

I ordered 6 of these tulle bolts, and will be ordering more, to create a soft draped “ceiling” above pipe and drape walls for my daughter’s wedding reception. The actual tulle is as described. It’s NOT the super stiff, scratchy tulle that will stand up on it’s own that is typically used for crinolines and the like. It’s a softer, finer mesh and it will work well for swagging and draping. HOWEVER, I had read some reviews that said the customer received “bolts” that were made up of pieces equaling 40 yards, not one long 40 yard length. The first bolt arrived today. Sure enough- when we unwrapped, unrolled, and re- rolled to check the length, about 1/4 of the way in, it ended. And the rest was one long length. Because we are using this for the ceiling as well as for draping the custom photo backdrop and for some glass door swag, the shorter length will still be used. But I’m really hoping shorter cut lengths are the exception and not the rule, because that would make draping the ceiling a whole lot more labor intensive and require unsightly seams to get the lengths we need. The other 5 bolts will be here tomorrow, and my fingers, eyes, and toes are crossed. Final answer- happy with the product quality, but displeased with cut pieces.

I used it as the top layer for a raw edge applique quilt project. I used two layers. It is not very strong, it tears easily and is khard to handle.... it slid around....if i had not cut an oversized piece it would not have covered the whole thing as it shifted while i was sewing it on. it also is not soft to the touch. on the other hand, it did do what it was supposed to... held lots of little edges in place, almost invisibly. and it came in a huge length. so i have plenty left, and will use it again. i worked hard to find this in polyester rather than nylon.... i did not want to risk melting if it got ironed or washed.

a little short

Exactly what I wanted

Its fine. It wasnt dirty or any weird textures or anything. I used it to make a petticoat for my prom.

ok