Dritz Iron Fabric Mending Tape, White - Convenient 6 x 13-Inch Size for Quick Fixes! Review

Thank god I found this repair tape from Dritz! I liked that there were so many flowers. The length and width were perfect for my plain tears. This tape got to my door quickly and was easy to use. Just iron. I had a tear in one of my favorite tops that was about 4 inches long. I cut the tape to cover the ends of the tear. I ironed it on the back of the fabric. Wow! It worked. Be sure to use a dry iron when ironing the tape. It will work great and you will be happy.

These iron-on patches are great for people like me who can't sew. They last a while but I bought enough to last a while. I wash patched clothes (pyjamas) every day and they usually last 3-4 washes before I have to patch them again. I can't find decent pajamas so these patches helped me a lot as I couldn't sew a decent pajama without it tearing at the sight of what I was sewing. Recommended for thinner material. I don't think they work on heavier clothing. They are good for what I use them for.

These patches are very easy to use. My jeans ripped on the inside of my thigh while on vacation and I only had a few pairs with me. So I ordered these patches and they sent them to me. I cut off a piece slightly larger than the cut and smooth it out with an iron. It took a few weeks and I'm so glad I can still wear my jeans. Since they were ironed on the inside, I didn't care about the color as they were worn over my blue jeans. Overall I am very happy with it and glad I salvaged and repaired…

Love these self-adhesive repair tapes! The material is lightweight cotton, I cut it into small pieces and ironed it onto my favorite soft thin cotton pillowcase. It was easy and the patches stuck on easily. They match the pillowcase material very well, it is soft and delicate, not rough like cotton jeans. I've seen it mend sheets and t-shirts, but I don't think it'll hold up to heavy use, such as washing. B. on the knees of baby pants. I haven't washed my pillowcase yet, so I'll update my…

I used it for a sofa cover. Big hole so I cut this fabric in half, used a piece below the hole, a piece above the hole. The two parts blended very well; then i washed it. Still came out melted even though I used a gentle washing machine setting. I dried it with a hot hair dryer. The fabric feels nice on the outside. Yes, it's a bit stiff, especially in the form I used it in, 2 parts fused together. However, he only made it for a few dollars with a large, unrepairable hole. It's a bit pricey for

I received my thermal pads very quickly, 3 days ahead of the estimated delivery time. I immediately pulled out a king size bed sheet, which broke when my dog's claw caught on it as he jumped onto the bed. I would add that the sheet set is 800 dpi fabric. It broke my heart to think I could no longer use such a beautiful sheet set. The patch was easy to apply and although I can't say how it will hold up yet. I can say that it is smooth and will not cause me any discomfort in bed. This is a nice…

I bought this product to repair a lot of my leggings that are prone to wear from chafing on the inner thighs. The instructions are clear and the product is easy to use. The problem is that if the patch is applied to the outside of each inner thigh, those patches will rub against each other as you walk, making a loud "whoosh, whistle" sound. Just like those plastic parachute pants from the 80's. Don't sneak up on anyone with these patches. If I used these patches on the inside of the leggings…

I first bought these to mend my husband's light work trousers. Where he works there is no air conditioning in the summer, and of course he can't find pants like his. We chose to patch from within, although you can actually go either way. So far they've held up well. They weren't too hard to irritate his skin. He didn't seem to notice them when he was wearing them. This particular set comes with multiple color options that are very nice to have on hand. Simplicity for those of us who don't sew…