15.7 Inches Wood Craft Sticks Natural Bamboo Sticks Extra Long Sticks Can be Curved, Strong Natural Bamboo Sticks, 100PCS

My son and I used these for an impromptu school project where he learned about the flags of the world. These sticks served as the "poles" for each flag and we mounted them to our neighborhood walking trail fence. They were perfect for our needs and lasted several days out in the sun. The sticks lasted and we can now use them again for another project.

I use these in many ways. I build dollhouses and these become staggered flooring, crown molding, other molding and lots of other things. these will even bent so I can use there to round out the base. R

I really like them. I soaked some for a project and then bent them and let them dry like that. I just wedged them between the fridge and cabinet. But I broke 2 sticks before I realized they won't bend on the "joint" they'll snap instead so just FYI. Kind of wish they didn't have the joints but maybe they have to.

I've been using these extra long craft sticks for several different kinds of projects & I'm quite satisfied with them. I've read some negative reviews where people complained about wooden craft sticks that were warped or bowed. I expected to encounter some warping or bowing because they're WOOD, but the ones I got are just fine.

The sturdiness and durability of this bamboo is great! It bends so easy. I can weave with it or use it to make other things like lattice for some things I make

I saw an idea on Instagram to add another level to the traditional board and batten look. I used these sticks to mimic pole wrap, ya know, that wooden stuff around the 90’s basement support posts. Anyways, couldn’t find any pole wrap anywhere, so got these to DIY the look. I hot glued 158 of these and it wasn’t so bad, until it was painted and it really showed how uneven these sticks are. There were many gaps between them because the sticks simply aren’t perfectly straight, are rounded or bowed/warped, and some of them were split or so far from being straight that I just couldn’t use them. I probably pulled about 10-15 unusable pieces from one pack. I ended up having to put spackle between each piece and then sand it down. These made the process difficult, tedious, time consuming, and overall came out okay but it would have looked much better with just a roll of pole wrap. These weren’t terrible, it just depends on what you need them for. If you’re going for a perfectly straight lined up look like I did, search elsewhere. The first photo is the final look, my photos uploaded in a backwards setup.

Made a cabin and took very well to sanding and staining. It’s very flexible and run to work with. Thickness was nice along with the toughness of bamboo!

So thin and rough.