HeatnBond Lite Iron-On Adhesive, 17 Inches x 1.25 Yards (3522)

HeatnBond Lite Iron-On Adhesive, 17 Inches x 1.25 Yards (3522)

$ 2.97

Score By Feature

Based on 281 ratings

Light weight

9.90

Adhesion

9.29

Easy to use

8.50

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Product Description

The Heat in Bond Lite adhesive is a roll of iron-on, sewable, double-sided adhesive for bonding fabric without adding any additional weight or stiffness to the cloth.

Place it in place of pinning or basting, and stitch right through the layers of fabric attached to it

The adhesive is heat activated, permanent, and double-sided

The fabric is to be treated with this product

Nuts don't get gummed up pins don't need to be inserted

Questions & Answers

What are the advantages of both sides being fusible? One side of the dish is tacky before it is baked- Are you ready to merge, like Steam and Steam ?

There are no tacky tactics on either side - By now you probably know that you can fuse a second fabric by melting the shiny side of the paper to it, and then peeling it off afterwards, leaving the residue on the fabric to fuse. If you wrote a reply to a comment after your earlier one, it is recommended to wash anything fused with heat'n'bond in warm water. Thank you for your patience. I apologize for the delayed

Would it be suitable to hold an embroidered patch measuring 3" in diameter onto a pique polo shirt? I would expect it to be washed frequently. ?

It is a good idea to stitch down the patch if you will wash the shirt frequently.

Do we not get a paper for the final result? It was just ironed on fabric that had adhesive on it?

It needs to be ironed on the wrong side of the fabric, then you peel the paper back off and iron the next If you'd like successful results, avoid burning your skin with high heat or ironing too long.

What difference will it make to the fabric regarding water resistance?

Fabrics are meant to be held together by these adhesives. If you want your fabrics to be stain-resistant, try HeatnBond Liquid Vinyl This product is water-resistant and water-proof In addition to being resistant, the material is also

Selected User Reviews For HeatnBond Lite Iron-On Adhesive, 17 Inches x 1.25 Yards (3522)

A Crafter's best friend, Heat n Bond will keep you busy all day

5/5

I am multi-faceted Here's the point! My regular use of this product is sporadic. I find it easier to do my sewing projects when I have my No-Fluff machine The thumb should be sewn on. It makes things easier for me when I use my silhouette Cameo. With this on the back, I can design decals for fabrics and cut them to fit. It just takes a bit of heat bond to lightly press the fabric on one side, then I cut it, press it, and attach it to my shirt. In addition to walls, I am planning to use it for! When you are ready to take it off, it peels off without damaging the walls. It sticks for however long you'd like, then it peels off without damaging the walls. I recommend it highly as it is a quality product with a multitude of uses. You have found the right product to adhere fabric to your wall.

Avianna Brewer

| Nov 08, 2020

It does what it's supposed to do

5/5

My favorite way to do applique is using this. I've bought it several times. It does what it's supposed to do. I would highly recommend it. It keeps the fabric flat and stable. Even with this applied, the fabric is easy to cut.

Khalani Barker

| Jun 20, 2021

My favorite fabric art fusible is Heat & Bond

5/5

I have used many fusibleS for my The best type of heat n bond is without a doubt heat n bond. Be sure to research the differences between different types of heat n bond before making any purchases. Make sure you iron it on according to the instructions. It is not healthy to have too much heat.

Skyler PARKINSON

| Feb 19, 2021

All you need is one pack to make so many shirts! When I first bought this package, I was a little worried

5/5

Unsure of how many items I would be able to use one pack for. It's been used on over 20 shirts already from one package! This is a top-notch product! I really like this product. It is easy to use. For applique, this is a must! There is an immediate difference when it is used vs not used on a shirt.
I am a beginner, so if I can use this and not mess it up, I am certain you can as well.

Victoria PRITCHARD

| Jan 26, 2021

Machine appliqué would be great with this fabric

5/5

Machine appliqué would be great with this fabric. A web that does not separate from the paper but becomes hard when pressed with an iron is one of the things I like. I like it because it's what I am used to.

Brock Hammond

| Apr 23, 2021

As expected, this is a great product

5/5

Easily irons on fabric and the backing peels off easily. I have used this product before and I find it to be a great product. Use it for sewing appliques on fabrics and you won't be disappointed. You can iron on the applique after you embroider, and your shirts will look good.

Carson Jimenez

| Jan 02, 2021

is one of the best things I have ever worn

5/5

It works so well and is easy to wear. The patch attachment worked so well and easy to put on my daughter's Girl Scout vest when I received it today I used it to put patches on her vest.

Giovanna Barrera

| Jan 22, 2021

This is an absolutely essential component

5/5

Until very recently, I hadn't realized how important this stuff would be until I made my first sewing project. This ended up being so popular that I ended up ordering four packages of it While my case was unique, there were still a lot of things to consider. If you are making an applique of 1x1 feet with a couple different fabrics, you should be able to get by with one package. In addition to that, I had about 4 feet by 4 feet of applique of various sizes underneath.