Product Details
- Product type: Paper rattan weaving cane roll
- Brand: PATIKIL
- Color: Khaki
- Material: Paper
- Strand type: 12-ply paper rattan weave
- Size: 27.3 yards x 0.6 inch
- Listed size: 25m x 15mm
- Package includes: 1 roll of paper rattan weaving cane
- Style: Rustic
- Common uses: Basket crafts, trays, coasters, ornaments, gift wrapping, home decoration, and DIY woven projects
Best Uses for Paper Rattan Projects
This roll works well with other basket making supplies for lightweight woven baskets, trays, coasters, decorative wraps, ornaments, and craft projects. The khaki color gives projects a natural-looking finish while keeping the material easy to cut and shape.
For similar craft materials, compare this item with paper rattan weaving supplies before ordering. Paper rattan is best for decorative and craft use, so check your project type before using it for heavy-duty repair work.
Paper Rattan vs Natural Rattan Reed
Choose this product when your project needs paper-based weaving material for home decor, gift crafts, and handmade basket-style designs. If your project needs a different paper weave format, review paper rattan weave basket weaving options to compare size, color, and strand style.
This material is not the same as natural reed, flat reed, round reed, cane webbing, or synthetic wicker repair cord. For natural reed or rattan-based projects, check the correct rattan weaving supplies category before purchasing.
Before You Start Weaving
Cut only the length you need before starting the project. To split the 12-ply paper rattan, make a small cut at the point where you need fewer strands, then separate the strands slowly so the strip stays neat.
Use sharp scissors, a ruler, clips, and craft glue if your project requires joining or fixing the ends. For DIY rattan woven making, plan the size, shape, and strand width before cutting the roll.
Storage and Care Tips
Store the paper rattan roll in a dry indoor place away from water, excess moisture, and direct sunlight. Keep the roll wrapped neatly after use to avoid tangling or bending. Finished craft pieces should be handled gently, especially if they are used for decoration rather than daily utility.
