100 PCS Unfinished Natural Wooden Rings for Crafts, Wood Rings for DIY, Pendant Connectors, Jewelry Making, Macrame Supplies

Exactly what I was looking for! The variety in sizes is great for all kinds of projects. Im using them to create sphere stands. The wood material is also clean and well made. The wood is also pretty adaptable if you need to paint your creations any other color or if you need to draw on them too.

bought these wooden craft rings for a DIY project and they worked out perfectly! I used them to make a decorative vase, and the quality of the wood really added a nice natural touch to the finished piece.The rings were smooth, evenly shaped, and consistent in size — no rough edges or splinters. They took paint and stain really well, but I also loved the raw wood look. Strong enough to glue together and hold their shape without warping.If you’re into crafting, home decor projects, or want to make something unique like I did, these rings are a great buy. Super versatile and great quality for the price!

I use these for assorted macrame projects. Comes with all different sizes, smooth unfinished wood. The box it comes in is paper thin though and the different sizes are all mixed up. Work well. Haven’t had any problems yet.

I did carefully check the sizes in the description, but I was still a little off from what I had been picturing in my head. The largest rings are slightly bigger than I expected, and the smallest ones are laughably small - about the size of a fruit loop. But I'll probably still find uses for those, and I know I'll use the three middle sizes. (I use them to make cat toys. You can use these rings when making teaser wands for cats; the more rings you put between the end of the wand and the actual toy at the end of the elastic string, the crazier patterns the toy will fly around in.) One of the largest rings has a small chunk taken out of it but it's clearly an anomaly in the wood itself, not damage. Most of the mid sized rings have small dents on the outer edge - you can see them in my pics - but nothing major. I'm not even sure I'll bother to buff them out. If I was going to paint the rings, I would definitely give them a light sanding, but cats will be chewing on these, so they're definitely not getting paint and I don't really see the point in sanding those little ridges off when they'll be covered in teeth marks soon enough. All in all, the price was better than trying to buy individual sizes, and I paid less for these than I would have had I bought them at the dollar store. There are 100 rings - 20 of each size, ranging from ~15mm for the smallest ones to ~50mm for the largest ones.Pro tip should you also decide to use these for cat toys: spray them til damp with catnip spray. Once dry, store in a bag of catnip for as long as possible. I'm going to put all 100 in a bag of nip and just take them out as needed. Once removed from the catnip, give it another decent spray with catnip spray. The wood will hold the scent of the catnip for quite awhile and guarantee that your cats go nuts for the toys made from them (assuming your cat reacts to catnip - some don't.) Overall, unless I were to find someone selling more of the two sizes I use most (35mm & 45mm) for less than what I paid for these ($7, I believe?) I would buy these again.

My vase out of balloons and these circles look great. Making one for a neighbor.

Perfect!

smaller sizes but its ok I will be using for projects anyway I need to pay attention to the sizes better.

I like it and it’s very useful specially when I am doing the Macrame Christmas ornament. It is very convenient to use with different sizes.