The Fusible Web Iron-On Fabric Bonding Sheet makes joining fabrics quick, neat and secure. Measuring 58 x 51cm, this fabric fuse web is perfect for facings, hems, badges and appliqués, giving every project a smooth, professional finish without visible stitching.

This fabric bonding sheet works seamlessly with the Hemline Appliqué Mat to prevent sticking and ensure even heat distribution. Simply place the web completely between fabrics, press firmly with a steam iron set to ‘wool’ for 10 seconds, let it cool for 10 minutes, and check your bond. Need to adjust? Reheat and reposition easily.

Key Features & Details:

• One fusible web sheet measuring 58 x 51cm (23 x 20in)
• Reliable, invisible adhesive for fabric bonding
• Suitable for hemming, facings, appliqués, patches and crafts
• Works with both steam and dry irons
• Reusable with reheating for alterations
• For best results, use with a Hemline Appliqué Mat (Teflon non-stick pressing sheet)
• Clear step-by-step instructions included

Perfect For:

• Dressmakers creating professional hems and facings
• Crafters and quilters working on appliqué projects
• Applying patches or badges neatly
• Repairing garments quickly without stitching
• Fabric artists needing precision bonding

How to Use (Visual Instructions):

FOR FACINGS:

Use short 20mm (¾") strips of fusible web to bond facings to shoulder and side seams.

FOR STRAIGHT HEMS:

Cut 20mm (¾") strips of fusible web. Finish the hem edge, turn up the hem, and insert the strip 6mm (¼") below the top edge before fusing in place.

FOR APPLIQUÉS:

Cut both appliqué fabric and fusible web to shape. Trim 2mm around the web edge, position it on your fabric, cover with an appliqué mat or pressing cloth, and press as directed.

Why Choose Fusible Web Iron-on?

This sewing adhesive sheet is simple, efficient, and delivers strong, invisible bonds every time. Whether hemming, fusing facings, or creating detailed appliqués, it ensures a professional finish without stitching or mess. Perfect for both everyday repairs and creative fabric projects.