White Double-Sided Fusible Bonding Web Tape (30cm Width) for Appliqué and Patchwork

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Description Experience seamless garment construction and precise crafting with our premium White Double-Sided Fusible Bonding Web. Featuring a generous 30 cm width, this versatile iron-on adhesive web is designed to cover large fabric areas efficiently. It is the ultimate tool for temporarily securing lace, tulle, and intricate appliqués to base fabrics before sewing, ensuring your materials stay perfectly aligned without shifting. Whether you are crafting elegant evening gowns, constructing corsetry, or working on complex patchwork quilts, this bonding web provides a clean, professional finish every time. Key Features * **Extra-Wide Coverage:** The 30 cm width allows you to quickly cover and stabilize larger panels of fabric, saving time and effort. * **Shift-Free Positioning:** Ideal for holding delicate lace overlays and sheer tulle in place on bodices, corsets, and evening dresses prior to stitching. * **Creative Appliqué Support:** Securely bonds custom fabric shapes—such as flowers, leaves, and letters—to your base project so you can embellish them with decorative stitching. * **Double-Sided Adhesive:** Delivers an even, reliable bond between two layers of fabric with a simple heat application. Technical Specifications * **Category:** Haberdashery / Fusible Hem Tape & Interlining * **Width:** 30 cm * **Color:** White * **Bond Type:** Double-Sided, Iron-On * **Application Temperature:** 160°C (320°F) Practical Applications * **Bridal & Evening Wear:** Position lace and transparent tulle overlays perfectly on corsets and bodices. * **Patchwork & Quilting:** Keep fabric pieces stabilized and flat during complex layout designs. * **Custom Appliqués:** Fuse decorative letters and floral motifs onto garments or home decor items before sewing. * **Directions for Use:** Sandwich the bonding web between the two fabric layers you wish to join. Press with an iron at 160°C. *Note: We highly recommend conducting a test on a small scrap of fabric first to verify the heat setting and bond quality.*