Suggested uses for Iron-On Bonding Tape
I-33
(Can be used when covering most welt cords)
With fabric tab for use when making pillows, top treatments, bedspreads, etc.
- Cut fabric on the bias.
- Lay the welt cording in the center of fabric.
- Peel release paper off (FT37) iron-on bonding tape.
- Place iron-on bonding tape beside welt cord.
- Fold fabric over and iron, with heat and steam setting.
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Without fabric tab for use when making tie backs, top treatments, braids etc.
For small diameter welt cord use narrow width iron-on bonding tape.
For large diameter welt cord use wider width iron-on bonding tape.
1. Iron strip of bonding tape to
the face of fabric.
2. If a stronger bond is necessary
iron a 2nd strip of bonding
tape to the fabric face, here.
Iron-On Bonding
Tape here under flap
Face of Fabric
3. Remove release paper from tape (while tape
is warm it is slightly tacky, making it easy
to position the fabric together).
4. Iron the 2 pieces of fabric together being careful
to keep it straight & even. Tuck ends in and seal
using iron-on bonding tape.
5. Some fabrics may require iron-on bonding tape on both
sides, while others will only need it on one side.
-When shirring fabric on the welt cord be sure to allow
extra fullness in the fabric.
Iron-On
Bonding Tape
here
Welt Cord