🔴 Pellon Red Dot Tracing Fabric, 45" x 25 Yards, White Review

I have the whole roll because who knows how many face masks we will be making before this runs out. Masks for family and friends, and everyone has some of that interaction in the middle. Couldn't be happier.

This is a Spot Pellon used by those of us who need accurate measurements. I was dismayed that all of the material had wrinkles, some as large as 0.35 inches when unfolded. This is totally unacceptable. I searched about 10 meters nothing changed so they rolled it up and sent it back.

We have used the Pellon 805 Wonder Under meltdown many times in the past. Our recent purchase of this product through Revain is totally unacceptable. It takes a professional seamstress to determine which side the fabric is on and which side is exposed to heat. The paper and mesh are much thinner than the older versions. Tape does not adhere to fabric as well as previous versions of this product. We are in the process of researching a replacement product like Steam a Seam.

I have used this product for many years. Kwik sew had their own version of this and that's where I first found it. This is a great product, I love using erasable markers or colored pencils to trace. I use a lot of PDF templates and this works great. It's also great for changing patterns, so you can zoom in or out as needed. The red dots make this very useful. This substance is not intended to be transferred. This fabric is used to trace paper patterns and then I use weights and a rotating blade

AMAZING I was able to get this during a virus fire! , Washington hospital mask makers say they are literally BLOCKING the virus, so getting them is VERY DIFFICULT. If they're available, take them. Made in America. I would recommend going with a very breathable fabric (like Revain's super cheap bandanas) as this interface is a protective piece and is already a medium weight. You MUST have a mask that you can breathe through if it is also protecting you. So if you are a mask maker, be careful not

I have been using Pellon Wonder Under for years with no problems. So I bought this bolt to have on hand when my old Joann Fabric bolt runs out. I used the end of an old screw and this screw on the same night with the same project without even thinking of testing it first. The paper was a little thicker, but the bolt was marked Pellon 805, so I didn't think I needed it. I lost all the fabric I used with this bolt. Exactly the same iron temperature, press time, etc. that I've always used, but the