PLANTIONAL Double Sided Iron On Adhesive Film

Double-sided iron-on adhesive film is a versatile material that can be used in a variety of crafting and sewing projects to attach two pieces of fabric, ribbon, or other materials together. It is a thin, flexible sheet of adhesive that has a heat-activated side and a protective backing paper on the other side.

Here are some more detailed steps on how to use double-sided iron-on adhesive film:

1. Choose the right adhesive film: There are different types of double-sided iron-on adhesive film available, so make sure to choose the one that is appropriate for your project. Some films may be better for heavier materials or fabrics, while others are more suitable for lightweight or delicate fabrics.
2. Cut the adhesive film to the desired size and shape: Using a pair of scissors or a rotary cutter, cut the adhesive film to the size and shape you need for your project. Make sure to leave a little bit of extra space around the edges to ensure a strong bond.
3. Prepare the materials: Make sure the materials you want to attach are clean and free of dust or debris. If necessary, iron the fabrics to remove any wrinkles or creases.
4. Peel off the backing paper: Carefully peel off the protective backing paper from one side of the adhesive film. Be sure to handle the adhesive side carefully, as it can stick to itself and be difficult to separate.
5. Apply the adhesive film: Place the adhesive film with the sticky side down onto the fabric or material you want to attach. Make sure the film is centered and aligned with the edges of the fabric. You can use a ruler or a straight edge to help with this.
6. Iron the adhesive film: Using a hot iron, press down firmly on the adhesive film for about 10-15 seconds. Move the iron back and forth over the entire surface of the film to ensure that it adheres evenly to the fabric. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for the correct temperature and duration of the ironing.
7. Remove the backing paper from the other side: Once the first piece of fabric is attached, carefully peel off the protective backing paper from the other side of the adhesive film.
8. Attach the second piece of fabric: Place the second piece of fabric or material onto the exposed adhesive side of the film. Make sure it is aligned correctly with the first piece of fabric.
9. Iron the adhesive film again: Using the same technique as before, iron the second piece of fabric onto the adhesive film. Apply pressure evenly and move the iron back and forth to ensure a strong bond.
10. Check the bond: Once the adhesive film has cooled down, check to make sure that the two pieces of fabric are firmly attached. You can gently tug on them to test the strength of the bond. If the bond is not strong enough, repeat the ironing process.

Double-sided iron-on adhesive film is a great tool for a variety of crafting and sewing projects. With careful use and attention to detail, you can create a strong and durable bond between different materials, adding versatility and functionality to your designs.

Double Sided Iron On Adhesive Film Can Be Reused Clean Washable