HeatnBond UltraHold Iron-On Adhesive, 17 Inches x 1 Yard

This worked great for my pot holder projects. The bond was really strong/sticky and easy to use. Love the way it left my pot holders looking great. Was worth the price

This is the best adhesive, works very well for applique and all sorts of other projects. Highly recommend!

These Boy Scout patches wouldn't stick no matter how I ironed them (and yes, they are supposedly iron-on) so I bought this Heat-n-Bond for these and any future patches and it worked perfectly! Cut out a piece of product, iron onto backside of patch, let cool, trim any excess, peel off paper, place onto uniform, then iron front side of patch. All done! Super-solid bond and took about 3 minutes total.

It bonds and melts well but is a bit too thin if you expect it to fuse into most fabrics. Following instructions and using precise temperature press and checking with a NIST Fluke IR Gun it barely held very tight weave cotton together, it is just too thin. To hold normal fabrics and bonding things like patches, etc. expect to layer it 2 or 3 times to get decent penetration and adhesion. Then it works fine.

Used this to put patches on a hockey jersey and they are holding up perfectly! Ironed right on super easy

This is one great product. It bonds two fabrics together easily and quickly, so you don't need to sew them. It is easy to use and holds well. One great product and reasonably priced. So glad I found it.

I bought this product to use when applying homemade letter applicants to sweatshirts and clothing. It has worked very well and I am very impressed with my results. Definitely recommend if you are new to sewing and doing appliqués.

I made a patch from jeans. It worked well when I ironed on the paper to the backside of the fabric, but it didn't work when after I peeled of the sticker and ironed on. It didn't stick at all....