3 Pack PTFE Sheet/Teflon Sheets Multiple Sizes. Non Stick Transparent Reusable Sheets, Extra-Thick and Heat Resistant. Great as Applique Pressing Sheet, Heat Press Transfer, Ironing, Arts and Crafts

I used these for ironing on Girl Scout patches and they worked great! Way better than using parchment paper. They kept their form and were easy to roll up.

These sheets are absolutely one of my most valuable 'tools' for my crafting. I work with a lot of fusible needed items. These sheets prevent shrinking and bubbling ... they allow you to get right off your edges without worrying about residue on your iron ... should there be some overhang, they just peel right off ... you can use a warmer iron for a better seal as the heat is overall and dissipates into the protected fabric ... I have used it carefully on some delicate fabrics and it was safe and well pressed. The sheets are large ... I took the very largest one and cut it down to fit several smaller sizes of material and it is just amazing how efficient these sheets make fusing a fuss-free task.They may not work on every single fabric (such as T-shirts) but 99% efficiency works in my book.

How wonderful! The sheets (3) can be cut into any size; do not adhere to the sticky glue on the canvas; easily washed with warm water and can be used again and again!!! I love it and it makes it so easy to protect the glue and canvas for Diamond Art when placing the drills! I am so happy to find this and use the silicone sheets for the Diamond projects. HIGHLY recommended.

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This is so much better than disposables !

These sheets work perfectly and I have used it numerous times. Be aware the sheet gets hot when you touch it to move onto the next section to iron. Very smooth under the iron even on high heat. No scorching or melting which is astonishing because the Teflon material looks like plastic!

This works really well. The three different sizes are great to have. I'm doing a t-shirt blanket and for some of the squares I put a sheet down, put the shirt square printed side down in that sheet, lay the interface down, and put another sheet on top of the interface and iron. The interface seems to stick to some pieces better that way.