The caster conjures yarn, string, or fabric that can fill up to a 3 ft cube, within 10 ft of the caster. (this just means that if scrunched up, it must fit in a 3ft cube. The conjured material takes one of the following traits, chosen by the spell caster. The conjured material is as durable as rope. After one hour, or after the caster moves 100 ft away, the conjured material dissolves into shiny dust, that disappears.
Durable - The yarn, string or fabric is as durable as steel, instead of rope.
Fire-proof - The yarn, string, or fabric cannot be burned.
Hydrophobic - The yarn, string, or fabric repels water; it cannot be wet.
Razor-edged - String only - The string is very sharp; it can slice at those who touch it. Also, those who attempt to perceive it must make a DC 13 perception check.
Upcasting - The user can conjure 5 extra feet of the material per spell level above a cantrip.
Alternatively, the caster can manipulate any material that has already been conjured with the spell, moving it around up to 30 ft away.
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