Monks Cloth Primary Tufting Cloth 39"x59" Rug Fabric with Marked Lines,Cotton Monk Cloth for Punch Needle,Tufting Gun

This monks cloth is of the same quality as the cloth I have used before. I have a rug tufting gun and this works great for making more rugs. I appreciate the lines printed on the cloth to help maintain straight lines.

I just started crafting with punch needles and have been using this cloth for various projects. It works very well!The fabric itself is a good quality and is very durable. I like the marked lines and spacing.I've been making throw pillow covers using this material and a variety of different size punch needles. The fabric works great for this.Overall, I'm very happy with this monks cloth and look forward to lots more projects with it!

This is an ok product but there are definitely tufting cloths out there that do a much better job. This seems to unravel pretty easily and didn't make the nicest holes when using the tufting gun.

This is very thick and feels very sturdy for tufting! The edges are a little frayed [they're not sealed off/glued to make it have clean edges], but they haven't come undone, so I think it's fine. The guidance lines are even across, which will be helpful. I haven't actually used it yet because I do not have a frame for my tufting stuff; however, once I do, I will update how it actually feels to punch yarn through it!

Product appears to be of quality monks cloth, edges unraveling and will need finishing. Likely to order again from this company

As a person new to tufting and punch needling, I appreciated the guidelines on the fabric. They're easy to see and helpful with measurements, cutting or if you need to punch the fabric in a straight line!I used this for my embroidery hoop and didn't have any issues with the fabric fraying or stretching while on the hoop. I used a rather large needle with wool yarn and this fabric proved to be decent quality for this type of crafting. Since I used this with a punch needle, it should be able to take some wear from a mechanical needle or tufting gun as well.

I just started tufting the beginning of this year and my 2nd rug is 'in progress'.This monk's cloth works great and is what is recommended by many tufters. It's nice that you can use the yellow lines as a guideline and choose whether to use them vertically or horizontally depending on how you hang your cloth.Most important tip that I've found to-date is to be sure to keep your monk's cloth taut throughout the tufting.I really like this monk's cloth and this will be my 'go to' for the foreseeable future!

Easy to use, visible grid lines.