Iron on Adhesive Patch Double Sided Iron on Heat Adhesive Patch for Clothing Fusible Interfacing Fabric Lightweight Patches (10 Pieces, 11 x 9.8 Inch)

Easy to use. It came with instructions. And the adhesive on it is very useful. The price at the time was awesome.

This product is well-made and delivers excellent value, meeting expectations for quality and functionality. Its versatile design makes it a practical and stylish addition to any setting.

No instructions on package. Had to look it up. Did not hold very well on the edges. Bought fabric glue tohold them down

awesome

Purchased to attach patches to a shirt and it did not stay on through one wash. No clear instructions I had to re attach and finally just sew the patch on. Not worth the time or money.

Did not come with instructions!

At this point, this is the only thing keeping my kids' pants together. I'm not sure if 5T pants are just shoddy these days or my kids are feral; likely both. But we just use this to patch the knees with upcycled fabric ahead of time to keep the knees from tearing out within a few weeks. Just be careful, it will burn to the bottom of your iron.

Anyone who is complaining about the product has never used heat transfer or doesn't know how it works.You need to be able to press the adhesive to the fabric at about 250 degrees for about 12 seconds.Too much heat will completely melt the adhesive making it useless. Too little heat won't melt it at all making you think the hold is too weak.If you remove the pressed parts too soon without letting them cool, the adhesive won't hold.If you're not using a heat press, and are assuming your home iron is getting hot enough, thats your fault, not the manufacturer. Temperature, pressure and the correct time are all important to.making this work properly