Dritz 600 Cheesecloth, Food Grade #10, 36-Inch x 80-Yards , White

I dyed this for my wedding table runners! Good quality! Two sections were like sewn together, however, and it was super ugly so I had to cut that part (5 inches) off.

Admittedly, I bought this for craft projects and Halloween decor. I have no plans to use it for food. Having a giant box of cheesecloth at my disposal is, undoubtedly, a Halloween necessity. Last Halloween, I used it on the ceiling for a dramatic spider cave effect. Lit up with black light, it was a great spooky addition. Next Halloween, I'll use more of it for ghost projects, more spider-like effects, and likely and old-timey creepy fabric display (dyeing it brown). Great investment!

Vast amounts of good quality cheesecloth at a much better price than you'll ever get by buying little packages. I've used this for cooking as well as for making Halloween props. It takes dye beautifully, too; my husband dyed strips of it in several shades of green to add "moss" to his Billy Butcherson cosplay outfit. I coffee-dyed a few yards when making a "severed head" prop and that worked really well, too. My only issue is that the box is *very* flimsy; I ended up storing the cloth in a plastic bag as the original packaging fell apart rather quickly.

This is a great deal on 80 yards of high quality cheesecloth. Useful in the kitchen, but we purchased it for Halloween party decoration and haunting, whether as backdrop spiderweb / curtain / furniture covering or mummy layering. Versatile and reusable year after year (and far too expensive per yard in small amounts).Just don't reuse the decoration cloth for cheesemaking.

This was a great product to use as a decorative table runner for my daughter’s wedding reception. We also draped them in various places for additional decor. They’re lightweight and easy to use. You can also leave them folded or pull them apart more if you want a bigger, thinner runner! I highly recommend these for any event!

This is great to use for a halloween haunt instead of cobwebs or in addition to. It needs to be "creeped out" which means cutting holes, shredding and fraying. Using scissors and hands, it turned out to be plenty creepy. This box generously covered three rooms. And I love that it's reusable. If you want to add more scare factor, splash on red paint or maybe spray on glow in the dark paint for use with a black light. Lots of different ways to use it. Great stuff for a reasonable price.

Works perfectly for glazing cabinets

I ordered this product to make cheesecloth table runners using Rit Dye for my wedding and was pleasantly surprised. It’s a little more sheer than I was expecting, but since it’s so wide, we’ll be able to bunch it up instead of just having it lay flat. For only $45, you can’t go wrong with this product for your wedding DIY!

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This is a giant box of cheesecloth. I use it in the studio for Stone Lithography. How's that for niche? Anyways, it is good quality, and an excellent price. I look forward to ordering it again one day, way in the future.

great quality, and was priced cheaper than anywhere else i looked.

Cheap, large quantity, perfect to use in a kitchen. Not the tightest weave but you usually need to use multiple layers anyways.

Arrived on time and was exactly what I wanted