Double Sided Iron On Adhesive Film: 11.8 inch x 10 Yards Medium Weight Double-Sided Press-on Patch Heat Melt Fabric Glue Sheet Permanent Fusible Adhesive

This product works beautifully for bonding fabric to fabric; you do have to iron firmly and sometimes it requires a second pass with the iron but the finished product is easy to work with. I'll be using it in all my future banner-making projects.

Works very well to glue up edges before I sew.

So easy of use, perfect amount for the price, durable. Last longer than expected. The adhesive activates pretty easily and quick. You can cut it and use just what is needed, shape it in the form you wanted.

Bought this double sided adhesive to make patches or apply tshirts to bags and jackets ( see photos) would have been a 5 star but it came with no instructions, nothing to show how to use it, so I had to go back to the listing and even that was kinda elusive. Figured it out. I was applying a shirt to denim, it worked well but I still sewed around it for security. If it was cotton to cotton probably would work even more amazing! You cannot get this amount (10 yards) for this price in any craft store. So it's a great value. Excited to use it for all my projects! I got the medium weight for reference. 3 tips I can share: 1- cut like 1/8 from edge, hard to cut the adhesive after its adhere. 2- don't iron the image of shirt, iron the backside. 3- there are 2 sides of paper, waxy and textured. Textured goes on first fabric then iron. Remove waxy paper like a sticker than iron that side. Have fun!

Works well

This stuff is great for holding fabric in place while you applique

This is definitely go to for sewing. I make memory bears and I have occasion to need to use the double sided iron on. Great deal, works wonderful.

Directions for use: the paper has a shiny side and a dull side. Place your fabric right side down. Cut the paper to the same size as the fabric or just slightly smaller. Place a dry iron over the paper and fabric for approximately 10 to 20 seconds. Let the patch cool for about 10 seconds before you touch it because it will be really hot. Lift the fabric from your ironing board and now you have an iron on patch. All you need to do is peel the paper backing away from the fabric. It will leave a tacky adhesive. The adhesive is not sticky. Place the sticky side of your patch down on your fabric and iron again for 10 to 20 seconds and then you will have the patch secured to your project.