Aleene's Fabric Fusion Adhesive Sheets 5pc, Peel and Stick, Permanent and Washable Fabric Glue Sheets for Crafts

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!!!

Liked it so much immediately ordered more so I have it when I want to use it again. Price is great, delivery time very fast,too.

seems to be working for my purposes which are actually a little beyond the intended scope of the product. I cannot currently comment on the durability or washability of the product. But, again, i'm using this a little outside the scope of what it is intended for, so i wouldn't necessarily blame any potential durability issues on the product anyways. as others have noted, you should not sew through your fabric once you have used this adhesive on it. I am very surprised that such a warning is not included on the product or even in the online documentation for the product... because every other similar product i have ever seen has such a warning. Also, note that it will gum up any blade or scissors that you use to cut it. but i expected that.

Super sticky tape. Easy to apply, holds well. Easy to remove/reposition without damage to the fabric. Love that you can use the exact size you need without waste like with pre- cut tapes.

I used this to stick small pieces of fabric into place on something that should have been embroidered with a satin stitch. It worked great. Stays put and didn't do a bad job of laying flat. I did not have to take tranquilizers to finish sticking on these tiny appliques. The tape holds it's shape well.

I purchased these fabric glue pens because I have used other Aleenes glues and my Liquid Stitch was thick and goopy (10-year-old tube!) I was planning on using it on a hand embroidered purse I recently purchased to glue down some loose threads, reinforce areas that were a little loose but not coming up yet, and the underside of a flap with bells so those didn't come loose either. Most of the threads I am gluing are visible on the front of the purse. I tested this glue on the back of the purse where it is less noticeable. By the way, these pens are sturdy, large, and hold lots of glue. A little goes a long way. It is clear and comes out of the pen clear, unlike Liquid Stitch which is white and dries clear. Even with a slight squeeze, a lot come out of the pen at once and would have seriously messed up the purse. I used a bamboo skewer to apply it after testing it on a napkin. I applied it to some pink, orange, and dark green threads. It does hold well (so far), and it does dry to be flexible; however it does noticeably change the colors and is very visible. The pink it made a much deeper shade of pink. On the orange, which is in between the light shade of the pink and the dark green, it doesn't show hardly at all. I did darken the orange thread when applied but once dried looks like almost the same shade. The dark green became very shiny and now looks black. I am glad I tested it on a less conspicuous part on the purse and only in very small amounts! I will use it for mending though after testing it first to see how it affects the colors. I did use a little Liquid Stitch, too, before deciding it was just too goopy, and it can't be seen at all. I just ordered another tube of Liquid Stitch and will use that for visible projects. I can't say how long it lasts and how it holds up to a washing or repeated washings, since I haven't done that with it. I had hoped using the pens would negate the need for the bamboo skewers, but too much still comes out and very quickly.

Awesome product. I made safety vest for the family, Putting this tape on the back of the safety tape then putting it all together the safety stripes are not going anywhere. Turned out great.

Some usage notes follow, as the included documentation is unfortunately not spectacular. This product is basically a strong fabric adhesive bonded to a waxed paper backing. It is not 'tape' in the traditional sense; it should rather be treated as glue delivered in tape form for convenient, clean application. This works well for attaching patches and hemming cloth, but will not bridge a tear on its own (you also need another patch of fabric to do that). I can confirm that this product works as advertised on cotton, but have not tried other fibers. To apply, unroll and cut the length of tape necessary, then press the sticky side firmly against the desired area of the fabric. Rub the tape if necessary to get it to stick. Then, peel away the waxed paper; it may look like you are threatening to peel the adhesive away as well, but the waxed paper will come loose first if the adhesive is suitably bonded to the fabric. This leaves behind a strip of translucent adhesive; press the other piece of fabric firmly against the exposed adhesive, and the two are now bonded. Once I determined the proper use of this product, it worked well for what I needed it for - quick repairs without sewing that stand up to the wash. I will definitely order more if I need it in the future.

I was very happy with this product and also the fast delivery. Thank you

tricky to use fond it very difficuly pealing the sticker.. maybe best for professionals

Does what it says on the packet

I'm really happy with how my t-shirt turned out - I bought an EV1 by Ellen shirt online, and it had that pretty design on front, but the fabric was very thin and drapey, so I wanted to cut it out and attach it to a cotton shirt instead. I think these peel and stick sheets are meant more for stuff like patches, so I wound up needing 6 to attach this cut-out t-shirt design to the new cotton shirt, but still thankfully wound up managing to get it to work. Something else to watch out for is that they're super sticky, so they're not super forgiving, and it's hard to wrinkles out if the fabric doesn't get placed just right in the first place. Thankfully what wrinkles there are on my shirt are hard to see because the fabric is dark. The glue itself isn't thick like paper, so the logo has bend and isn't heavy. But it is a bit more stiff than the fabric is on it's own. I haven't washed the shirt yet, but with how strong the glue is, I'd be shocked if the fabric started to separate. Will report back if that happens, but so far so good.

Con esta cinta ponerle dobladillo a los pantalones es muy fácil. Quedan bien y en poco tiempo. Hasta ahora han durado después de algunas lavadas.