Whatever the occasion or craft project, you’ve come to the perfect place for natural jute twine. Here at Rope Source, we only stock the highest–quality cords, twines and ropes. Our jute twines are both polished and unpolished, ideal for many crafting applications or for general-purpose applications around the home, office and garden.Â
Available in a natural or olive green colour, with a range of thicknesses and spool sizes, our natural jute twine, jute garden twine and jute craft twine are all manufactured in the UK by the James Lever brand, which has been manufacturing fine twines since 1856 and is the oldest rope and twine manufacturer in England. Order today for delivery in just two to three working days, or discover our range of twisted jute rope for an even sturdier gardening and crafting material.
So what can you do with natural jute twine? This highly versatile material can be used for so many applications in the home and outdoors, including:
View our extensive twines range for so many more crafting resources, where you’ll find coloured macrame twine, baker’s twine, cotton string packs, garden twines and more. For another rustic material, also check out our manila rope.
For help with options, just give us a call on 01204 897642 or contact us by form; we’re always happy to help.
Jute is a natural fibre produced by the Tossa jute (Corchorus Olitorius) and White jute (Corchorus Capsularis) plants. These natural fibres are collected to create jute fabric, jute rope and jute twine, with the resulting product being strong, coarse, affordable and widely available. Natural jute twine also has a very rustic look that’s often appealing for projects related to gardening and DIY crafts.
Absolutely! Jute is a natural, biodegradable fibre that will fully degrade in around 1-2 years once it’s been disposed of. Jute is also very abundant and can be grown without fertilisers and pesticides, making it a renewable resource that has minimal impact on the environment.
Jute is food-safe but is not recommended for use in an oven. If you’re looking for cooking twine, you should check out our range of butcher’s twines, which are made from food-safe, oven-safe and durable rayon. You can use jute twine to add a rustic decoration to prepared food, but don’t try to cook with it because it doesn’t do well with heat or moisture.
Jute twines and ropes can absorb up to 34% of their mass in water, leading to shrinkage while wet. If you’re planning to use your natural jute twine outside, make sure you factor in this shrinkage and look after your rope – this will help it last for around three years outdoors.
However, natural jute twine can be susceptible to rotting and deterioration if it’s exposed to too much moisture, so it may not be suitable for outdoor use in very wet or humid conditions. If your jute twine is partially sheltered, this could help it last longer.
