Aleene's Fabric Fusion Permanent Adhesive Sheets 5pc

I purchased this to repair a small hole in a brand new t-shirt. Well I was pleasantly surprised after I read the directions and realized I didn’t have to iron it to make it work. It sticks on the fabric like a temporary tattoo sticks to your skin. Crazy awesome. The repair looked great. You can cut the page to the size you need, easy to apply and has worn nicely without coming apart. It’s a great value for the money and Im getting ready to try it on a boot that needs repairing. It’s inspiring bc I can use it on other projects!!! I recommend!!!

hello,want to put two pieces of material together without sewing? here is a cool item for this purpose. just measure, cut and peel off one side. then stick it where you want it to be placed. then carefully peel off the other protective sheet, then just place the other piece of material over it. warning: this sheet of peel and stick will get your scissors gooey and may not cut very well... then make sure you want to place it where you decide as once it sticks, is sticks... finally, make sure it is flat otherwise you will get wrinkles. but despite the warnings, if you make a mistake, just take it off, loose a little and re cut the length wanted. it is very sticky stuff and it does work well, but just take your time to apply. peeling off the protective sheet may frustrate most people, also, if you hand sew the ends to make sure the material sticks together, your needle will get gooey... so be aware...yrmvgreat product and delivery options

Works well for girls scout patches but it’s small so package doesn’t last long.

Permanent suggest that it doesn't ever come apart. It does. It strikes me as duct tape for fabric. It will come apart under the right conditions, but it is probably the most permanent solution out there. It works well for holding material in place while sewing it on. It can be very sticky and hard to work with, but with some care it can be done. I haven't tried, but my guess is that if you get this on some fabrics it will be nearly impossible to remove, so be sure that you put it exactly where you want it.

Easy as, cut to size, peal off wax paper laminate, apply to patch, peel opposite side paper , press to hat for a minute .

My leaf vacuum fabric was wearing thin where the leaves hit the fabric as they are blown into the collection bin. I purchased some new canvas fabric, cut it to size to fit over the existing worn area. You simply take one or more of the adhesive sheets, remove the backing, and apply it to the new fabric. Repeat this until you have covered the new fabric with adhesive sheets. Next, you remove the other backing from the adhesive sheets, and you are ready to adhere the new fabric over the old fabric. These adhesive sheets are extremely sticky. I hope they will stay in place over the leaf collection season, I will let you know if they hold up under all the dust and debris they must deal with

Had a thin protective bag tear on one side. Regular sewing was not an option as then material was so thin it would only tear again no matter how small a needle was used. This item worked perfectly with a very strong hold. I couldn't vouch for it for use on standard material and my sense is that it would not be a permanent solution for material that would be laundered but it will hold as a temporary fix, at a minimum. On thin material like I used it on, it is a permanent fix.

If your patches have odd corners or small bits, this won't work very well. I applied a patch today, and it has a small skinny part, and it keeps peeling up. Maybe this works okay for round patches, but not for my use. Waste of money and time.