Warm Company Steam-A-Seam 2 Double Stick Fusible Tape 1/2"X20 Yards

I'm a quilter and I also make bags. This work wonders for holding a small space together while you need to sew.

I was hemming some dresses and my sister recommended this product. I used it instead of a previous product which you iron. I really found the double sided stickiness totally wonderful. Still needs ironed, but you measure and stick your double stick fusible tape between the two layers of fabric , it stays in place, and you iron it down. And as they say in England, And Bob's your Uncle! She also recommended a Hot ruler, which works great!

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If you don’t want to sew and need to make a hem temporarily, this is perfect. The problem is it doesn’t hold up for too long. I have to re-iron the hem after every wash, otherwise it loses the adhesive.

I have been using this product for years to finish my in the hoop embroidery seams so I don't have to hand sew them closed. The perfect timing is 10 seconds with your hottest iron setting, no steam needed. Let it cool completely, then the paper peels off easily. Another 10 seconds to set the glue. Can tear it with your fingers. Sometimes I warm the fabric slightly to make the glue tacky so it stays in place. Helpful for longer seams, especially if you have a roll that is pretty curly and fights you. I prefer the 1/2" and not the 1/4" of this same product. I feel like the 1/2" is more manageable to handle with my fingers. Just as some friendly advice, too long of heat and your glue will evaporate, so timing DOES matter. My iron may be hotter or cooler than your iron, so experimentation may be needed. If your paper peels easily without lifting any glue, that's the perfect temp/time. Happy sewing!

This stuff is fantastic! Super easy to use, sticks for a long time even through washes. So much easier than having to sew !

it’s very easy to do. I can’t see at all so this was a blessing. very reasonably priced also

Good quality. Bit different to the one I am used to where you iron it on, pull the paper off, fold over fabric and iron again to set. This one just sticks on, no need to iron first, fold over and then set with iron. Also thought it might gum up the needle as it seems a little bit more gluey than the one I had previously, but so far so good. Bought it on recommendation from a very reputable source. I can definately recommend it.