Thermoweb 17-inch x 5 yd Heat-n-Bond Ultra Hold Iron-On Adhesive, White, pack of 1

The Heat-n-Bond Ultra Hold Iron-On Adhesive is absolutely brilliant and does exactly what it promises. The bond is very strong, making it perfect for appliqué, hems, and craft projects where you need a permanent hold. It’s easy to use, applies smoothly with an iron, and once set, it holds firmly with no lifting or peeling. A little goes a long way too. Purchased from Amazon, it arrived exactly as described. A must-have adhesive for sewing and crafting—highly recommended. 🧵✨

Good product and cheaper than in shops. Wasnt the right thing for my project, but worked brilliantly on something else. Arrived quicker than estimated.

This is an excellent product... Its easy to use and does exactly what it promises... I used it to adhere and protect fabric for a book cover I was making and am very pleased with the results.

Shockingly good and very effective. I use it to iron on Cubs/Scouts badges and it does a very good job whilst managing to survive the washing machine and tumble dryer. It's very easy to use - simply iron the badge to the Thermoweb and then, having peeled the back off the Thermoweb, iron the badge onto the fabric. A handy hint is not to be too worried about cutting the Thermoweb to exact size before you iron the badge to the Thermoweb. You can cut the rough edges off the Thermoweb once you've ironed the badge to the Thermoweb. Then, once you've fine trimmed the Thermoweb to size, iron the complete unit (badge and Thermoweb) to the fabric. Although you don't need to use a slightly damp cloth during the iron on process, I've found it is easier if you do use a cloth to cover the badge and fabric.

The reviews were good. I actually saw this this on a video & the application & adhesion for what I wanted to do was better. I looked up what the person was using & it was on offer so purchased it. Haven't tried it yet due to illness. . But looks good. In a roll so can cut to length before ironing on to required surface. From what I watched it looks easy and this one is most versatile. It was packaged well In a big box

This is fabulous stuff. Use it mainly for book cloth making using waste clothing, old tablecloths etc.. Sticks great to most materials (and the mulberry paper I used on the cloth as backing / glue interface barrier) Would highly recommend for home mage book cloth with thicker, unusual fabrics.

Wanted a solution to stick some hat patches to some hats I bought, that didnt involve expensive sewing machines. After some searching I thought that I would havent import iron on sheets from USA at a price that would have made the adhesive far more expensive than the hat. I found this product and took a chance and so glad I did! It super easy to use and with the amount I needed I can get quite a few per purchase which means each patch costs pennies. Have a few hats that are 12 months old that show no signs of coming apart. I use it on leather, denim and faux leather (vinyl) so far with no issues.

I've been using Bondaweb for years, and it's a good product, but this is just a great product for putting even solid backing on all sorts of material. Bondaweb can be patchy sometimes. This is really thicker. Depends on your project. But I do a lot of mixed crafts, using various weight material, and it never lets me down. So I keep coming back to it. I bought some Bondaweb in my local shop, but again I was getting patchy application, so ordered more of this, and it's been behaving perfectly on all my materials, some are heavy tweeds, and it gives perfect results every time.

another great product for punch needle. It really glues everything at the back. No threads become undone anymore.

This is an excellent product. It arrived ahead of the projected delivery date and presented as described in the product description. I used the Thermoweb to reattach two halve's of a canvas that tore apart during an ice storm. Once completed, I still can't quite believe how flexible it is and, to date, there is no sign of it coming apart. Here are a couple of suggestions to help this difficult application work. 1) make sure your canvas is as clean as possible i.e. trim torn edges etc. and wipe off accumulated dirt, dust and pollen. I put a strip of Thermoweb down the edge of each piece of canvas before mating them for final fusion. 2) The iron I was using was not hot enough to fuse the material solidly so I preheated the seam with my heat gun and then followed with the iron ( i.e. heat gun in one hand iron and the other). This welded the seam securely! When I run out, I will buy this product again.

Ottima marca per questa biadesivo che con il calore del ferro da stiro unisce due tessuti. Ideale per il cucito creativo.

luv it alway have

Heat n Bond Iron-On is a total game changer for no-sew projects. I’ve used it on several DIYs — from hemming curtains to appliquéing fabric shapes — and it works like a charm every time. It bonds quickly with just a household iron, and the instructions are clear and easy to follow. The adhesive holds up well through washes (just make sure to follow care directions), and it saves so much time when you don’t want to sew or need a quick fix. I especially love it for crafting — great for attaching patches or making custom T-shirts. Highly recommend keeping some on hand if you’re into sewing, crafting, or just want a fast fabric solution without the hassle of a needle and thread.