Fusible Hemming Web - Hemline

Use a warm setting for most fabrics. Always check the fabric care label and test on a scrap piece first.

It is not recommended to use this on delicate fabrics such as silk or rayon. Always test on a scrap of fabric first.

Follow the instructions on the packaging for the recommended time, usually around 10-15 seconds per section.

Yes, but it's best to wash the garment in cold water and avoid using bleach to preserve the bond.

Try to gently peel it off while the fabric is still warm. If the bond is too strong, you may need to use a seam ripper.

Use pins or fabric clips to hold the hem in place before ironing. Make sure to measure and mark the hemline for accuracy.

Avoid using steam during the hemming process. Steam can interfere with the adhesive bond.

Ensure the iron is hot enough, and the fabric is clean and dry. Apply more pressure and hold the iron for the recommended time.

Use a pressing cloth between the iron and fabric, and reduce the iron's temperature. Test on a scrap fabric first.

Make sure the bond has cooled completely. Consider re-ironing the hem following the instructions.