natural burlap fabric, 40" x 15 feet no-fray fall table runner w/finished edges - jute burlap roll for wedding decor, christmas table runner, tree wrap, placemats, art and crafts, rustic, landscaping burloptuous versatile & timeless, burlap may be the only fabric that works as wedding decor & landscape fabric. rugged with classic appeal, burlap is the all-around utility fabric that can stand up to the harshest environments.<br> made of natural fibers from the jute plant, burlap material is 100% biodegradable & decomposes when discarded. best of all, the production is entirely carbon neutral!<br> from arts & crafts to event decorations & gardening, the applications are endless. to name a few of the holiday room decor possibilities; make a seasonal christmas garland, scarecrows for halloween, thanksgiving table runner, wall covering, create new year centerpieces for tables, use the fabric to create halloween costumes. the material can also complete your sukkah kit & fencing for yard.<br> burlap is also associated with rustic farmhouse & western decor. so if you are looking for fabric decorating material for a country room decor motif, look no further.<br> tough & durable burlap is often found in gardens, construction projects, & on a craft table. prepare for winter with a burlap tree wrap & tree trunk protector, or keep birds away in spring as a grass seed mat. wrap a big fig tree or a small prayer plant or as a weed blanket. <br> burlap is the intelligent choice for embroidery projects, classroom bulletin board borders, tablemats, & runners. each 40" x 5-yard section of fabric is loosely folded & secured in a protective bag for easy transportation.<br> untreated jute fibers & burlap fabric have a distinct scent, often compared to kerosene, that will fade over time. you can also speed up the process by trying these quick fixes:<br> air out the fabric in the fresh air. being stored in a plastic bag can exasperate the natural smell, so open-air & sunshine for a week is a great first step.<br> wipe down the burlap with a towel or rag, light water, & a bit of soap or detergent.<br> sprinkle <b>a little bit</b> of baking soda onto your burlap, but be careful not to use too much.