HeatnBond Lite Iron-On Adhesive, 17 Inches x 35 Yards

Very useful will buy again

I use heat and bond lite all of the time to make t-shirt quilts to attach muslin to the back of the design on a t-shirt before making my squares.I was out of Heat and Bond which I normally purchase by the bolt. I went to my regular place to purchase another bolt, Joann’s. In fact, I went twice and they were out both times. So, on a whim, I checked if Amazon had it and…. You did! It came by the bolt and it cost much less than in the store, about $20 less all in and that is compared to if I would have used a coupon at Joann’s. Also, it arrives quickly in perfect condition.Thank you.

I’m so glad it comes in this giant bolt. It’s perfect for large appliqué projects.

Heat and Bond is the best fusible for fabric that I have ever used. It sticks well with minimal residue when sewing over top.

I bought a bolt of this because I need a large amount for applique on a quilt, and it was the most economical way to purchase it. Follow the simple instructions and it works great. I have also topstitched a zigzag along the edge, since the quilt will be well-used by my son. I also used it for turning a hooded sweatshirt into a shark, and again topstitched with a zigzag to help hold the applique in place.

This is the first time I have had issues with heat n bond light. I ironed it on my materials several months ago. After I finished this bag, I was ironing the wrinkles out only to find that this product detached itself from the cotton and created larger wrinkle. The fabric had been pre washed prior to adding the heat n bond light.

Great product. Adheres nicely to my projects and a great value. I seriously cant tell the difference between this and Pellon and I use it A LOT!

Works. But on occasion all of the adhesive does not adhere to fabric when you peel off the backing. Not too worried about it as I sew on the fabric as well.