Pengxiaomei2 Roll Clear Floral Tape,1/4" Wide Florist Tape,Clear Waterproof Florist Tape,Waterproof Floral Tape for Fresh Flower Crafts,Flower Arrangements Supplies

Use this to make small arrangements and large ones as well. Easy to spot and so easy to remove. Doesn’t come loose when it comes in contact with water. Holds the flowers right where you intend them to be in your arrangement. Highly recommend and love the fact that the tape is clear!

Prepared vases for my daughter's bridal shower. Tape was easy to work with. Sticks great. Be careful. The rolls stick together in the package. I thought I only received one. Both were in my package when it arrive.

I use this tape to create a lattice across the top of my vase and arrange flowers into the openings. They stay upright when I continue adding more flowers and leaves. It’s perfect for my use. I will purchase this again

When I unpackaged it I thought for sure it was too tiny and flimsy. But I was amazed at how well it attached the stem to other stems — so far. I hope it keeps its strength. And I hope it works with heavy stems.Pro:it has no odor.Con: it’s very thin…a challenge to work with.

The best stuff for flower arrangements in a vase !

Will be ordering from directfloral as suggested from now on. Their tape IS waterproof and STICKS. I can't believe how much I've struggled with this tape. Will NOT stick to glass, small or large vases. Will not tolerate any amount of moisture. I've lost hours to this terrible tape.

Placed in a woven grid on terrarium pot

This tape is exactly what I was hoping it would be: two rolls of clear, narrow tape for creating a grid at the top of a wide-mouthed vase for flower arranging (as shown in my picture). The tape has the feel of clear packing tape, not cellophane tape. Adhesion to glass is good just like packing tape. Nice sturdy vinyl bag for storing both rolls to keep them clean when crammed in a drawer. The only negative I would mention is that the red tab you would expect to indicate the end of the tape was actually about an inch from the actual end. It is very hard to see the edge of the tape. You can really only find it by feel, so I left it stuck to one finger as I worked with scissors and taped my grid. When done, I folded over the end to leave a tab to make it easy to find the next time.