Waddllcor Self Adhesive Velvet Flock Contact Paper Liner for Jewelry Drawer 17.7" x 117" Craft Fabric Peel and Stick, Soft Velvet Liner for Drawer DIY (Apricot Yellow Color)

Used to line the inside drawer of a cabinet I converted to a jewelry case.

I bought this to line unfinished Wooden boxes I'm decorating. I've ordered a number of different versions of this material from different companies, as well as one other color from the same company. This is by far the best quality, even though a bit more expensive, but it's worth it!

The felt itself is high quality but the color is tan, not even a hint of peach.

Nice quality not to thin. Color was beautiful! Nice price.

Upon unrolling this I immediately noticed a pattern in the velvet which doesn’t seem to go away. There also is some noticeable spots where the velvet is crushed or not laying well in the first 2 feet of the roll. It’s very thin, was hoping for something more plush. I’m putting this in a high end sideboard I’m refinishing but I’m afraid this isn’t up to par.

I used this material to line the bottoms of some jewerly cabinets I built. Easy to install and looks excellent. Definitely a recommendation here.

Thin and when I tried to pull apart to make the rhinestone template it tore apart.

I bought this to line my drawers but decided not to. The quality is very nice

Il articolo arrivato sporco e ho preso colore giallo e arrivato colore beige

There seems to always be a spot where you can squeeze in a little velvet that gives it a more elegant touch. What I did with this one, the Apricot coloured velvet is I was refinishing a clock that I found on MarketPlace for 40$ and I decided to give the clock a nice glossy glassy Navy Blue look. I was aiming to achieve the same finish as is on a Grand Piano. I think they call that a Polyester Black Piano Finish except instead of Black, I am to use Navy Blue. I think I got pretty darn close to it. But the clock has an inside section where the pendulum is and that needed to be finished as well. It was either I put it Navy Blue or paint it another colour to contrast or… I then thought of finishing that area in velvet. I first wanted to do white velvet to give my clock the look of a Navy Blue Men’s Suit as in the clock would have been wearing a white shirt. But then I thought, I’m a smoker and we smoke inside plus if that white ever gets dirty with anything, it might not be forgiving and then I was looking at the available colours and stumbled on this Apricot. The ad was true to colour and as you can see, the picture in the as is the exact same colour as the velvet and the Apricot would be more forgoving towards the smoke, it would blend in and go unnoticed meanwhile the Apricot also blends in really well with the Gold/Brass Clock Face on the top portion and it happens to go really well with the Navy Blue and the Pendulum too. So Apricot was my choice. I almost thought for 2 seconds to make it a funky clock and do something like Hot Pink Velvet and although Navy Blue and Pink go well together, I decided to stay a little more conservative and go with a look that I won’t be pressed to change sometime soon. The adhesive on the velvet works just fine. I didn’t have to spread any more glue. The paper on top of the adhesive is easy to peel off making it an easier application. I still ended up with a couple of kinks, by my fault. The real trick is, I think when applying velvet is that you want to get as close as you possibly can to the real measurements of the area you’re covering without going over in dimensions AND you also want to start off with a straight application the right way the first time. Anything different than that might make you go all over the place with the velvet which causes you to have to make some adjustments in the course of action which then makes inevitable kinks in the velvet. Depending on how intense the kink is, some can still be smooth out but when you have one you’re bound to have more. Be careful and take your time. Make sure everything is lined up and do your best. I haven’t mastered it fully yet. I’ve applied velvet to 3-4 projects already and I still seem to end up with at least 1-2 kinks somewhere along the way. The kinks happen mostly with the first application of the project. I get better with the second and third piece. So a tip maybe… don’t start with the most important piece of the puzzle with the velvet. Try a piece at first that will be less noticed and a bit hidden to practice and I guess to… “get the kinks out”!! Cheers ~ MjM 〽️

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I used this to line plastic make up trays to fit into a cutlery drawer that was too small for conventional cutlery trays. The felt lined boxes contain the cutlery nicely, and look like 'proper' cutlery dividers thanks to this self adhesive felt.