Iron On Adhesive Sheets 20PCS, Heavy Weight Double-Sided Heat Melt Fabric Glue Sheet, A4 Size Fusible Adhesive Sheets, Press-on Patch Iron On Tape, Fusible Interfacing for Sewing, Heat and Bond

I did not know you could get iron on adhesive sheets so I was really excited when these came in. They're not as large as I was like but you can use more than one if you need to. I used them a little bit like a thickener to give me a double-sided piece of fabric. And I really love it but they're not as large as I would like. They're about 9x12 which is like a piece of notebook paper but they do work really well

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Love it. Works just like it says

These work well as far as binding to fabric. I used to make cloth labels for fabric tool bags to more easily tell them apart as all are black. I cut labels of white woven cotton and marked each with permanent marker. I then as described in the directions cut a piece of the iron on sheet (slightly larger than the label) and attached to the shiny side to the back of the fabric label. After cooling I cut down the attached fuzzing and label to the same size, peeled off the paper and attached the the bag with the use of an iron. Easy Peesy. But NOTE: Place a piece of paper (napin, etc) between fabric and support surface. Failure to so may result in hot glue sticking to surface ( like your wife's new ironing board cover) and you may never get it off.

No instructions came with this. Hopefully it will work out

I was updating a hand print quilt for my mom and these worked very well. Easy to cut and applied great. It would be nice if the sides were labeled clearer, because I sometimes flipped the paper wrong due to fatigue, and the iron ended up a sticky. It was a user-error, but it could be helpful!

Product worked very well bonding to other material.

Works nicely for the patches I made