PellonWonder-Under Fusible Web Heavy-Duty-15 x 3yd, White

This is by far the best stuff for raw edge applique. Or any other applique for that matter. It helps prevent fraying, sticks well and does not come apart. Indeed I have used other brands whose layers have separated before I have even used them. I have not had this problem with the Pellon.

Brilliant for attaching fabric decoration to a fabric project!

Amazing product. Works well. Happy customer. Great service x

This is lovely to use and fuses well. Paper backing is easy to remove.

was hoping it would grip better to materials but it did a good job if you have problems with fraying or shifting while sewing

As was expected

Arriving early and Excellent value for money.

It as a lot thinner than I thought so no good for what I wanted it for

Nice durability!

Transformé una sudadera que se manchó con grasa, usando este producto pude poner aplicaciones navideñas, entonces ahora puedo seguir usando mi sudadera y se ve más hermosa. Lo recomiendo para labores de agregar aplicaciones a telas o ropas.

I used this double-thickness to put patches on a couple of my husband's garments. He had snagged a couple of rips in his down coat, which resulted in tiny feathers flying all over the place, and also totally tore out the knees in three pairs of jeans. I bought patches for the repairs to the coat, but I didn't trust the adhesive backing on them, so I cut two each out of this and sandwiched them between the patches and the coat, then followed the directions and pressed them with an iron. When it came to the jeans, the rips were from one end of the knee to the other, so getting a packet of patches wouldn't have been anywhere near enough to repair them. I used what I'd cut off the bottoms when I tailored them to fit his inseam, using the patches I made as a template for the adhesive. Again, I used a double layer, and followed the instructions for pressing, putting a piece of paper between the front and back of the jeans. I also did use a press cloth for all my work. The only problem I had was that the only way to get the backing off is to press it, and it can be a little hard to tell which side is which. (It might help if they had some sort of marking on the paper side.) As a result, I DID end up ironing on the adhesive side, but I let the iron cool down, then used a nylon scrub pad, which got it off without scratching the iron's sole plate.I would definitely recommend this product; it works VERY well for patches, which need a really strong bond. It would probably also be good for appliques, etc.

It does the job well.

I used this product to make a Wonder Woman costume for my granddaughter. I had some fabric called "liquid gold" - a very soft, flowing metallic gold fabric to use to affix the hand made logo to some shiny knit fabric. I wasn't sure if the Wonder Under would stick to these fabrics, but it worked perfectly! It's important to use a thin (damp) press cloth, as I initially used a damp washed dish cloth which was too thick. Also, even though this is labeled as "heavy duty", this only applies to the strength of the adhesive. It did not make the fabric extra stiff.