Brand Fusible Interfacing, Iron On Patch for Sewing Fabric with Glue Coating - Lightweight Strong Patches, Woven Interface Material Thin White 55 Inch X 1 Yard

I'm not being to repair a fitted sheet. I used a large piece on each side of the tears. This is not a big thick patch. Works well on fairly delicate fabric repairs!

Once in a while the reviews on a product say more about the customers than the product itself. This seems to be one of those cases. I've used this so far for a couple of different projects & it's worked as expected. It is thin as promised. The glue adheres well & easily. I'm quite pleased with it so far.It arrived on schedule. It was decently packaged. Yes, it came folded, wrapped in plastic & then in a padded shipping envelop. Much easier & cheaper to mail then on a roll I imagine. This has not caused any problems in use. I don't understand how this could make it messy. I suppose sharp creases could be an issue, but I haven't experienced that with it.Yes, it is in fact a fusible woven cotton. Glue on one side, the threads easily distinguishable on the side without the glue.Woven cotton fusible is ideal when working with woven cotton fabric.No, you don't want to use a poly fusible when making masks unless you don't care to be able to breath. People were doing that in a group I'm part of & those receiving the masks weren't wearing them because it was too hard to breath in them. This would be better than a poly, even better would be using interfacing only on a filter. I didn't buy this for that purpose, but I imagine that run on the product has something to do with the price I paid, which had changed after I'd put it in my cart (my fault for not paying better attention to that).Anyway, as long as the price is friendly, I'll definitely buy this again now that I know it is what I was looking for.

Needed this for backing some textiles I was framing. Worked beautifully.

The product is great. I used it to line face masks. However, the price,especially the shopping is ridiculous for the amount of material that you receive. There's no way it costs that much to ship. Especially when it took over a week to get.

I had an older comforter that I was going to have to toss out. It has gotten a fairly large rip from being damaged in the dryer. I had tried to stitch it but the fabric is too thin. This definitely did the trick. It was easy and quick to press it on and covered the large hole. Saved me from having to replace my comforter.