🔖 Therm-Web Peel-and-Stick Fabric Sheets for Scrapbooking and Stamping Review

Making costumes sucked until I started! Large sheets are great for attaching fabric to non-sewable surfaces, in my case it was EVA foam. This material worked like a dream and is easy to cut while the parchment paper is still attached to both sides. Good product!

Bought for patches on a school uniform. Instead of ironing, I cut out the shape, apply it and voila! Holds up well to months of washing and drying. Most patches have started to curl over time and if you have to remove them, they leave a mark. Not perfect but I will buy them again!

My husband tears the crotch of his jeans. He's a drummer, so it's stressful. There is no way to fix this without additional fabric and even then the patches will come off. I secured the last few patches with these pieces and they've been holding together for about 6 months now. world record.

I need to glue these fabric securing squares to a pocket that has come loose from a pair of sweatpants. I tried to reattach it with fabric glue before and it fell apart almost immediately. They are amazing! I cut the squares into tiny strips and they lasted 6 washes. Try this if fabric glue doesn't work. The glue is very strong and so easy to use.

I love this product. Much easier to use than an iron. Ideal for synthetic fabrics that cannot tolerate the high temperatures required for a thermal fuse. I use this on the back of patches. This way I can just sew on a patch while attaching it without moving it while attaching it. I still recommend slightly warming up the back of the item after application. I have found that the bond is stronger this way than the suggested drying method.

It was the answer to my prayers! My daughter has SO MANY BADGES to pin to Brownie's vest. Some of them can be ironed, but not always, even after repeated petting. Some of them are not ironed and it is difficult to sew them to the vest. Not having a sewing machine makes it even harder for me to sew all the badges by hand. This product couldn't be easier to use. I simply took one of the sheets out of the packaging, placed the badge on the sheet, circled it and cut it out. Then I tore off one side

This is a great option if you don't want to sew patches onto your karate uniform. Adhesion is excellent. After 12+ months of washing the uniforms weekly, the patches are still on as securely as the day I put them on. We hang the form to dry so it doesn't get in the dryer. To use, I peel off one side of the decal, attach a patch, and cut it out. Please note: the scissors I use get very sticky so I have a special pair that I use just for this purpose. After cutting, I press the plaster down again

Works well but not as easy to use as the Badge Magic I've used before. It's harder to cut and sticks to scissors a lot when you're cutting out shapes. It's not a big deal if you cut out a square and cut it out with a backing, but if you want a more complex shape and want to peel off a layer first and stick an icon on top, it's very difficult. cut off. It also doesn't indicate which side of the backing to peel off first, and after using the edges (where there's an overlap on one side to indicate