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Your cart is empty.Dritz Iron-On Mending Fabric can be used to repair tears, worn areas or holes in fabric items. It is also great to use as reinforcement or for decorative applications and is machine washable and dry cleanable. The easy iron-on application means no sewing and allows for quick repairs. This package contains 3 pieces of mending fabric, each size 3"x 8" in black, brown and navy color. Instructions: Check fiber content of item to be repaired to be sure it can withstand the heat setting required for correct application. 1. Wash garment before applying patch. 2. Heat dry iron for 5 minutes on “Cotton” setting. 3. Cut patch slightly larger than area to be mended. Round corners. If patch will cover a hole, place a piece of paper underneath hole before applying patch. 4. Working on a firm protected surface, preheat worn area with iron. 5. Position patch shiny side down on garment. Press firmly for 40 to 45 seconds. Finish by pressing around edges. 6. Allow patch to cool and check bond. Press again if necessary.
Beth K.
2025-09-05 18:45:10
Works perfectly and soft to the touch….just be sure to follow the instructions
Maria M
2025-08-21 13:04:51
This was exactly what I needed to repair a torn sheet. Easy to use and effective.
Carey
2025-08-14 17:41:53
I have a set of sheets that I absolutely love. Unfortunately, recently I noticed a rip in the fitted sheet. This tape made easy work out of mending the sheet.
Gem
2025-08-09 15:52:11
I have a set of sheets that is (and should be) worn out. I keep them only because I can’t find new ones that are as ‘buttery smooth.’ The fabric finally split. Sigh. I bought this patch to keep them a little longer. Note: I have purchased over a dozen sets of sheets, while two sets came close, none were as nice as them. The patch worked great and I’ve been able to keep the buttery sheets in the rotation.
Naomi S.
2025-07-25 11:44:12
I used it for mending window seat cushions that are getting very fragile. The fabric ripped where it is exposed to the sun, just by my handling the cushions.It was easy to cut the tape the right size just by aligning it alongside the rips. I rounded the corners of the tape, and ironed them on. Much easier than sewing on patches! Doesn't look too bad, fortunately, the rips are out of the line of sight, toward the rear.A word of caution: in an inconspicuous place, apply the iron at the temperature you plan to apply the tape. It may scorch the fabric. Found that out by mistake. Not a fault of the tape, but the temp. and length of time I chose to apply the iron. The adherence was almost immediate and seems to be holding up well.
Customer
2025-07-11 13:39:44
While wearing garment 1st time after using tape the hem came out.
Buzzy Brown
2025-04-24 19:18:25
Works great. I used it to patch the holes fraying in the knees of my jeans. Since the entire knee area gets thin after a few years, it helps that this comes in a long strip. I started by ironing on small circular patches, but holes would form next to them - next time I'll just iron on an 8 inch strip. It's thin enough that you don't notice it. I ironed for the full 40-45 seconds as directed (it seemed to be ok since the jeans were cotton) but don't go much longer or you'll scorch the fabric as I did when I got distracted :(
PSNittlions
2025-03-31 15:12:19
Durable but also noticeable through a white shirt. Luckily it was only to mend a small elbow hole. You could easily spot this if you stare at my elbow, but honestly I don't know many with a thing for staring at elbows, so I will be okay.The tape holds well, washed well, and is still holding on. Simple and cheap fix over buying another shirt.
Customer
2025-03-05 11:50:19
so far so good
mang¤
2025-01-14 13:09:18
Works great! Speedy shipping. After a few washings though, it doesn`t stick on anymore.
Gus
2025-01-12 18:23:56
It does the job.
Gord Pinard
2025-01-11 11:17:46
Works OK - Doesnt last through 2-3 wash cycles
Suhiena Saflin
2025-01-07 12:22:34
Not sticking
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