Fine, controlled placement
The quarter-inch width suits narrow appliqué preparation where a wider strip would be awkward to position.
Heat Press Batting Together · Fabric & Craft Adhesives
A narrow tape for appliqué preparation.
Keep a fine line of fusible tape where your appliqué work needs it. Heat Press Appliqué Tape is a white, quarter-inch roll for appliqué techniques, with 30 yards to cut into the lengths your project requires.
- Fabric & Craft Adhesives
- HP-3025W
1/4 inch / 6.35mmNarrow tape width
30 yards / 27.4mOne white roll
Appliqué tapeSteam it on, steam it off
Made for your next project
Cut only what you need
A continuous roll lets you prepare short sections for a small motif or longer lengths for your chosen appliqué method.
A distinct tool in the range
This is the manufacturer's narrow appliqué tape. For joining batting offcuts, choose the wider Heat Press Batting Together tape.
At a glance
The details, clearly.
- You receive
- One complete roll of white appliqué tape
- Width
- 1/4 inch / approximately 6.35mm
- Length
- 30 yards / approximately 27.4m
- Application
- Steam-applied appliqué tape
- Product code
- HP-3025W
At your worktable
Put it to good use
Cut a suitable length and position it as directed by your appliqué technique. Follow the roll's steam and pressing instructions, and test on spare fabric first. The manufacturer describes this version as "steam it on, steam it off"; check the supplied instructions before removing or repositioning it.
What you receiveOne complete roll of white appliqué tape.
Other tools and project materials are sold separately.
Other tools and project materials are sold separately.
Before you choose
Is this the wide batting-joining tape?
This quarter-inch version is identified by the maker as appliqué tape. Our 1.5-inch Heat Press Batting Together rolls are listed separately for joining batting.
Is the roll sold by the metre?
You receive the complete 30-yard roll, approximately 27.4m.
Can I use it on heat-sensitive fabric?
Only use an iron-on product where the fabric can tolerate the required heat and steam. Test first and follow both the fabric care guidance and tape instructions.