AK Trading CO. AK Trading 60"" Wide Natural Muslin, 100% Cotton Fabric, Unbleached-5 Yards (AK-MUS5YDS)

It's a great price for a superior product. I use this for mock-ups, interfacing, crafting, and more. It is a great weight with just the tiniest bit of texture. After buying this, I don't think I'll ever buy anything else for my muslin needs. Highly recommended.

This fabric is exactly as described. I used it to cover the base of a table so that I could hide storage boxes underneath. It is sturdy and opaque enough so that the boxes don't show through and drapes very nicely.

A+

Using this muslin for making portfolio boxes and it is jus about ideal. Not sure why some people said it retained wrinkles after ironing -- I washed it and getting it very flat, with and without starch, was very easy. It also folds nicely and since it is 100% cotton, works perfectly with PVA glue. I am quite satisfied with the purchase.

First time purchasing and find the material quite heavy for my particular use. I will give it a try mocking up a dress for my daughter, but it certainly won't drape as would the final fabric I chose for the dress. It is a nice and clean, just quite heavy (more like a thin canvas).

Absolutely loved this fabric. I used various paints across the fabric, cut it up, sewed it together. The piece came out beautifully and was a wonderful scenery for my dance piece I choreographed! It was super cool to have the lights from behind the fabric to bleed through where I hadn’t painted on it!

This is very standard but nice quality cotton muslin. When it arrived it felt a little stiff and coarse, but once I washed and dried it, it was soft with a nice drape, perfect for dyeing and making a boho skirt and for household projects as well

I ordered 5 yards of this material and got exactly what I expected and wanted. It was in a continuous length that was unstained with no bad areas. The texture is actually slightly smoother than I expected for unbleached muslin. I pre-washed it with a color removing product since I wanted it as white as possible for a tie-dye project. I cut the length I wanted after drying and ironing then hemmed the cut ends with cotton thread. The salvage edges were good enough for my purpose.It's with my neighbor and I can't wait to see the finished art!