Cotton Duck Canvas Cloth, 10oz., Natural Color, 60" Width, Sold by the Yard

very good material. Thick enough to be stretched over a frame without tearing. I would like to be able to buy it in a longer length. It's truly exceptional material.

I was concerned about stains based off other’s reviews. I wanted to use this material for clay anyway so it wouldn’t have mattered, but I was really impressed by the early delivery and the cloth quality. Will purchase again when needed.

A bit uneven in quality, randomly there’s patches of varnish or something smooth

Received neat and well packaged parcel by the seller. It was 63" long and 38.6" wide. I had a grocery bag of similar fabric so I knew the effort of it getting lots of wrinkles after that ashing and need of ironing. I willmake grocery bags out of it with bit of embroidery on it. Thanks

Best product. No stain. Tough and suitable for heavy body artwork

It's not at all a 10oz canvas, it look like a normal fabric, not recommend for painting.

I had to iron the canvas in order to get rid of the folds and wrinkles..that helped only to some extend. The canvas should come in a roll and not on folds. However the product is good..if you don't mind any folds and wrinkles..go for it.

I am thrilled with this. I have bought it for use as a Baker's couche - used for resting baguettes before baking. After one wash, it will be just right, and I will be able to make two couches out of this one piece

Used it to make my wife some homemade canvas frames for Christmas. It worked great, and with a little primer they were an excellent starting point for an aspiring painter.

Used this to repair a rolltop desk (aka tambour). It is good, heavy cloth. Edges are unfinished as described so you need to order enough to finish the edges. On a tambour door it glues on with ordinary wood glue. I used Titebond 3. The finished repair works great, cloth has not stretched out or loosened. Good stuff.

it came all bunched up

Even though this review is a long time coming, I just wanted to share with everyone that I use these yards of canvas pieces to mount on stretcher bars, gesso, and make paintings on. The weight is good and sturdy, and I can measure the fabric to any size I desire. I buy these every few months!

Probably my bad, but I put some weight on the picture that showed the canvas on a roll. Mine came tightly folded. It's nice canvas, but the creases were hard to deal with. I cut the piece I needed, and then ironed it to get the creases out. What I did wrong, was sprayed the creases with a little water first. What I think happened is that heat + water made the canvas selectively shrink. I ended up with a piece that was wavy along the edges. I ended up cutting another piece, which also had creases, but I ironed them out dry, with good success.