Mandala Crafts Elastic Barbed Cord, Stretch Loop Band with Metal Ends for Masks, Hats, Menus, Badges, Signs

Have you ever been bogged down in an elastic stringing project before? You have to make sure not only that the hole is punched larger than the rope thickness, but also that the ends of the string will not fray. Plus, the tedious tying knot task is just inefficient for mass production. This pack of elastic loops with metal barb ends will make your job much easier. The elastic cord has outstanding elasticity which can be stretched to about 100% of its original length. The cord polyester jacket is colorfast and will not irritate skin. The metal ends are lead free and securely attached without sharp edges. No matter whether you are using these barbs for households, schools, or businesses, they are super handy to keep around for light duty binding, fastening, hanging and securing. From making a masquerade face mask to installing chin straps for a fedora, the barbed cord will get the job done in a professional way like a pro. Stringing a party hat cannot be easier. The process is just as simple as feeding the barb through the holes. For the next kids birthday party, let everyone sit together and make their own masks and party hats to create some bonding. The cord is sturdy enough for lots of light-duty hanging jobs such as displaying banners, signs, or promotional products from the ceiling. It also works like a charm to bind portfolios, planners, paper folders, and menus. The applications are so versatile that it can even be used to hang badges or create mini bungee cords and hair ties. About this item Metal barbs made from alloy metal; Sturdy and durable; Will not irritate skin; Lead-free; Smooth metal ends without sharp edges to prevent cuts and avoids snags Great for making barbed cords for stringing face masks and hats, binding menus or books, hanging badges, signs or banners, fastening folders or portfolios, displaying products and promotional items, and securing small items Easy to work with; Simply feed the barbs through holes to bind or fasten