Hemline Repair Fabric - Iron-On Invisible Mending

The sheet measures 40cm x 50cm (16 x 20 inches).

It is generally not recommended for very delicate fabrics like silk due to the heat required for application. Test on a small, hidden area first if you must try.

The fabric is designed to be transparent, making the repair virtually invisible from the outside when applied correctly to the inside of the garment.

When applied correctly and cared for according to instructions, the repairs are durable and can last for a long time, withstanding multiple washes.

Yes, you can cut out shapes or letters from the fabric and iron them onto garments or accessories to create custom motifs and designs.

No, it is recommended to iron without steam. Ensure your iron is set to the appropriate temperature for the fabric being mended.

Store the unused portion flat in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to maintain the integrity of the adhesive backing.

Ensure the iron is sufficiently hot and that steam is turned off. Press firmly for the recommended time. Make sure the fabric surface is clean and free of lint or debris before application.

The fabric may not have been ironed on with enough heat or for long enough. Try reapplying with a hotter iron setting and longer pressing time. Ensure the garment is not overloaded in the washing machine.

Use a pressing cloth or a piece of parchment paper between the iron and the repair fabric to prevent direct contact and potential shine. Ensure the iron's temperature is appropriate for the garment's fabric.

Use sharp fabric scissors or a rotary cutter for precise cuts. For intricate shapes, a craft knife on a cutting mat can be effective.