Self Adhesive Velvet Flock Liner Jewelry Drawer Craft Fabric Roll Upholstery Peel Sticker (Royal Blue)

this is a great product, i used it to line a wood box i made in highschool woodshop to convert for my gf into a jewelry box lol! the color, adhesive, ease of install was as good as it rly gets IMO, the quality of this product was better than i needed or expected but im glad because it made such a nice jewelry box for my girl-friend who loves pink.

Great color and adhesive quality. Excellent texture and look. Great value for the money. Nice and thick--nothing flimsy. Very satisfied.

I recently purchased a used soap stone box that had stinky lining that was in bad shape. I purchased this liner in blue to replace it. As I removed the original, I found that they used newsprint to back it. I wanted my liner to look more plush, so I used cardboard. This liner is stiff. It went onto the cardboard with ease. My main worry before doing this was that it would wrinkle or otherwise be difficult to apply. It turned out to be totally unfounded. The box looks great, and no more funky odor. They provide plenty of this, so I have a lot left over for any potential future jobs. They also packaged it very well, so no worries of crushing or damage to the roll unless the delivery service is extremely rough.

Used it to line a jewelry display box and worked great! Soft, color is bright, doesn’t shed or anything and the adhesive is strong so dont think you can apply and pick up if you mess up, once it’s on -it’s on.

Beautiful quality and usability. Great adhesive and it stays put. I used it to line the complete inside of a jewelry box I made from a box my husband made on his CNC. This velvet absolutely completed the look I was after. I plan on purchasing more colors. Very nicely packaged, btw, and there is PLENTY of product on the large roll. So glad I found this!

It looks wonderful. Bought it to line some jewelry box drawers. It adheres really well. In some ways too well. Be careful not to get it stuck to itself (no big deal with the fuzzy side, but sticky to sticky? Don't go there. If you use a straightedge and a knife to cut it, make sure your knife is sharp, as it likes to tear. If you make a mistake and need to peel it of, don'e wait to do so. I let some sit overnight until I was ready to get to it, and when I peeled it off, it left behind this very sticky residue which made sticking new material in place to fix my mistake a lot harder. Some say this stuff is expensive. Perhaps, but I think it's worth it.

Its difficult to find a drawer liner that will match or at least not look like an afterthought in the piece your using it in. I wanted something that looked professional. I took the drawer apart by sliding the bottom out, removing the 45 year old burgundy liner by using a hair dryer to warm up the adhesive under it and peeling it off, then sanded the wood bottom smooth. It's important that you get the surface you apply this to as smooth as possible. A small piece of wood shaving looks like a big marble once this goes over it. This was easy to lay using the side of a ruler as I went. A small squeegy or even a credit card would work well too. Then I was able to trim off the excess around the edges with a razor. The fabric is thin enough that the drawer bottom slid back into place without bunching up or scraping off, yet still has an elegant feel. Its nap is long enough that items placed on top won't slide around. It is somewhat wipeable with warm water without leaving a ring. The gray color is a bit on the pinkish/purple side as you can see in the photos, not a true gray.

This work really well for a dollhouse project. It's pretty thin, not super sticky so easy to readjust if needed.