Non-woven tape
A white non-woven adhesive tape supplied on a roll.
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Iron-on Hemming Tape 70yd
Iron-on Hemming Tape 70yd
Regular price
$9.99
Regular price
$9.99
Sale price
$29.97
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🧵 Non-woven tape
📏 0.78-inch width
🧶 70-yard roll
⏱️ 24-hour cure
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Ann W.
★★★★★
I would compare the 0.78 inch width with my hem, test a hidden fabric area, and leave the finished bond for 24 hours before washing.
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0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
For hems and fabric projects
A narrow roll of heat-activated hemming tape.
This non-woven tape uses double-sided hot-melt adhesive. Its listed roll size is 0.78 inches wide by 70 yards long.
- 1Double-sided adhesive
The tape is intended to sit between fabric layers. Heat activates its hot-melt adhesive.
- 2Narrow roll format
The source lists a width of 0.78 inches. Check that this width suits the hem or craft area you plan to bond.
- 370-yard listed length
The roll is listed at 70 yards long. The amount needed depends on the dimensions of your project.
Know the material
Simple specifications, clear preparation.
0.78-inch width
Check the listed width against the area you need to bond.
70-yard roll
Measure your project to plan the length you need.
24-hour cure
Allow 24 hours after bonding before washing.
Test before your main project
Fabric and pressing conditions both matter.
- 1Test a hidden area
Try the tape on an inconspicuous area first. Check that the fabric tolerates the intended pressing conditions.
- 2Follow appropriate pressing guidance
Bonding depends on iron temperature and pressing time. Inadequate heating can cause the bond to peel after cooling.
- 3Wait before washing
Allow 24 hours for curing after bonding. The washing method also affects the resulting bond.
Important material limits
Choose a suitable fabric before you begin.
Adhesion is not the same on every fabric. The seller specifically notes limited performance on smooth fabrics and heavy denim.
- 1Smooth fabrics
Adhesion may be limited on smooth fabric surfaces. A hidden-area test is necessary before working on a visible hem.
- 2Heavy denim
The seller also identifies heavy denim as a limitation. Do not assume the tape can replace stitching for every denim project.
- 3Care after bonding
Fabric, heating and washing all affect the bond. Let the adhesive cure for 24 hours before washing the item.
Hemming Tape Examples
Illustrative thoughts before a fabric project.
"The 0.78 inch width is the first measurement I would compare with my hem. I would test a hidden area before using the tape on the full garment, especially if the fabric felt smooth."
"A 70 yard roll would give me a clear starting point for planning several fabric projects. I would measure each piece first and check the pressing guidance before making the first bond."
"The 24 hour cure time would help me plan this job before the next wash. I would want to try a small hidden section first so I could check how my particular fabric responds to the tape."
"Double sided fusible tape is a format I would consider for a suitable hem. The warning about heavy denim matters to me, so I would check the fabric and test before committing to a project."
Frequently asked questions
The important details, explained simply.
What are the listed dimensions?
The source lists the roll as 0.78 inches wide and 70 yards long.
Should I test the tape first?
Yes. Always test an inconspicuous fabric area before applying it to the main project.
Does it work equally well on every fabric?
No. The seller notes limited adhesion on smooth fabrics and heavy denim.
What affects the bond?
Fabric type, iron temperature, pressing time and washing method all affect bonding. Poor heating can cause peeling after cooling.
When can I wash the item?
Allow 24 hours of curing after bonding before washing, and follow appropriate care instructions for the fabric.
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing
0.78-inch wide tape
70-yard listed roll
Test your fabric first
24-hour cure before washing