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Bonds fabric together, instantly. No sewing
required. Your secret weapon for fabric repair and fun! Can be washed, tumble-dried
or dry-cleaned. Always use the powder with the Bo-Nash Nonstick Ironing
Sheet. Surface design and embellishments are perfect for Bo-Nash! With
007 you can turn up hems, put in a zipper, apply appliqués and motifs, invisibly
repair tears and cigarette burns to clothes and upholstery. 007 is strong enough
for heavy canvas, denims, tents, awnings and sails, but soft
and safe enough for delicate silks and lace.
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Bonash 007 Bonding Agent
Complete Starter SetPackage
includes: - 1 oz. (28.35g) 007 Bonding Agent (enough for 100 repairs)
-
9" x 12" (22.86x30.48cm) Non-Stick Ironing & Craft Sheet
MFG:
Bo-Nash
Item Code: 03DXB1
Weight: 0.4 lbs.
10% off: $13.46
MSRP: $14.95
 
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fabric together, instantly.
- No sewing required.
- Secret weapon
for fabric repair.
- Can be washed, tumble-dried or dry-cleaned.
- Always
use the powder with the Bo-Nash Nonstick Ironing Sheet.
- Surface
design and embellishments like Angelina Fibers
are perfect for Bo-Nash!
- It is very quick and easy to use.
-
With 007 you can turn up hems, put in a zipper, apply appliqués and motifs, invisibly
repair tears and cigarette burns to clothes and upholstery.
- 007 is strong
enough for heavy canvas, denims, tents, awnings and sails
- Soft
and safe enough for delicate silks and lace.
For
the best results from this product, please read the following information and
instructions. NOTE: Always test 007 on a sample
of the material first. 007 is suitable for most fabrics. HOW-TO
- Test 007 on sample of similar material first.
- Always use your iron
on hot setting (cotton/linens) and use without steam. Take care, a hot iron can
damage fabrics. When first switching on the iron allow time to regulate.
- Use
ONLY Bo-Nash fiberglass Ironing Sheet on both sides of garment if possible. This
will protect garment from heat of iron, especially for delicate fabrics. Always
clean sheet before each use with wet or dry cloth. Greaseproof paper can also
be used.
- Always blow away surface powder before applying heat.
- Can
be washed, boiled or dry cleaned after bond has been allowed to set fully, approximately
1 hour.
- Amount of powder required depends on thickness of fabrics. The
heavier the fabric, the more powder and longer heat required to make a suitable
bond.
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Giant Non-Stick
Ironing & Craft Sheet
Teflon®
Coated Fiberglass
MFG: Bo-Nash
Size: 12" x 18"
Teflon® Coated Fiberglass Item Code: 03DXB3
Weight: 0.4 lbs
- Reusable
- Nonstick
- Transparent.
- Use for appliqué,
general purpose ironing and craft projects.
- Glues, paints, waxes and
interfacing will not stick to the iron. Clean by wiping with wet or dry cloth.
10%
off: $11.69
MSRP: $12.99
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007 Bo Nash
Bonding Agent
Refill Pack
2 oz.
MFG: Bo-Nash
Item Code: 03DXB2
Weight:
0.4 lbs.
10% off: $13.46
MSRP:
$14.95
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Design & Embellishments using Bo-Nash Bonding Agent 007 Bo-Nash Bonding
Powder is a great way to apply embellishments and ideal for surface design.
- Use your imagination and you can create your own masterpieces using your 'stashes',
leftovers, foils, tinsel, Angelina fibers, soy
fibers, paper, ribbons, etc. The great thing is that there is no one way.
You can do it anyway you want. The more abstract, sometimes is the better. Experiment,
play and most of all have fun. YOU make the ordinary, extraordinary.
How-To
use in Surface Design - Use base material as a 'backdrop' to your art.
Ideal materials; lame, or metallics
- Decide on a color scheme and put together
bits of fabric, tinsel, threads, wool, glitter, and whatever takes your fancy.
- Sprinkle
a layer of Bonding Powder over area of base fabric and then arrange your 'bits
& pieces' over the fabric area.
- Add more powder.
- Cover with
the Bo-Nash Ironing Sheet and iron with hot iron.
- Lift away ironing sheet
very carefully (some parts may stick).
- To capture your design a
layer of tulle or chiffon can be laid over the top of your 'bits & pieces'. This
makes it easier to free motion quilt or embroider through your design.
- Decide
on colors needed to make design.
- Use backdrop fabric in the color of
your choice and chop up fabric into small swatches or pieces off colors for each
area of design.
- Sprinkle powder over area.
- Lay chopped pieces
on top of powder in whatever design you require.
- Add a little more powder.
- Lay the Bo-Nash Ironing Sheet over the area to fuse and iron with hot
iron. Remove ironing sheet carefully. Free motion quilt through design. You will
not gum up needle.
With Foil Sheets
& Stencils: - Lay down stencil
- Sprinkle powder over
stencil area.
- Lay over Bo-Nash Ironing Sheet and iron on hot to melt
the powder.
- Remove Ironing Sheet and stencil carefully Lay cellophane
foil over melted powder with color side up
- Cover with Bo-Nash Ironing
Sheet and iron on medium heat over area
- Gently remove sheet and cellophane
and the metallic foil will stick to the powder.
Abstract Foil
Design: - Sprinkle powder in any design or shape.
- The more
powder the more dramatic the design.
- Then follow steps 1-6 above.
Angelina Fibers
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Colors Available A creative fiber medium. These come in lots of
colors to choose from, made of polyester and acrylic. When heat is applied, they
"bond" together. Place some of the fibers in between the Bo-Nash Nonstick. Ironing
and Craft Sheet and apply heat. They will bond together. Experiment using different
amounts, to get a lacy or thick finish. Use with a medium iron for just a few
seconds. Check the fibers are bonded. The amount of heat and length of heat applied
will affect the color of the Angelina. Too much heat will result in all the color
disappearing. Use as they are for making fantasy fabrics or cut into shapes. They
do not bond to anything else unless you use a fusible. Bonding Agent 007, the
powdered fusible allows you to apply the fibers to your fabrics and because it
stays soft and flexible, there is no build up on your fabric. It is washable on
a delicate wash. The edges will not fray. Angelina fibers can also be used for
your other embellishment projects on fabric, paper, tissue and wood. Use your
imagination, the possibilities are endless. If you find the fibers stick to your
iron, clean it with Bo-Nash Iron Clean Cloths. Soy
fibers are a byproduct of soybeans and tofu. The process is very fast and
easy to do. No pulling, tugging or rolling. Ultimate glue or Textile Medium will
hold the soy fibers together .Lay down Bo-Nash Fiberglass Ironing Sheet to protect
work surface and have a nonstick surface to work on. Lay soy fiber on top of the
Bo-Nash Nonstick. Ironing Sheet. Fluff out pieces by pulling apart. Lay in different
directions. Do as many layers and colors as you wish to make it as thick or as
thin as you want. Dribble Textile Medium or glue along the outside areas first
then add some to the middle section. Using another nonstick sheet cover the top,
pat, and spread the liquid into the fibers. (Using your hands will cause it to
stick and pull away) If you have not used enough liquid it will not stick together,
but you can always add more! Let it dry. After it is dry, remove from the Bo-Nash
Nonstick Ironing Sheet. This can now be used to do great embellishment projects.
Use Bonding Agent 007, the powdered fusible to apply to fabric, paper, cardboard,
wood. Use your imagination to make the most wonderful projects. Using the Bonding
Powder allows the use without stiffness. It stays soft and pliable with the fabric,
yet it allows for delicate washing. Use the Bo-Nash Fiberglass Nonstick Pressing
Sheet to apply the soy fiber felt so there is no damage and nothing sticks. If
you find anything sticks to the iron use the Bo-Nash Iron Cleaning Cloths to remove
any sticky residue. Both Angelina Fibers and Soy Fiber Felt arc great for doll
projects. Check out www.keelingkrafts.com for project ideas. Bo-Nash (North America)
Inc. www.bonash.com
FOR TURNING UP HEMS
- No need to pin, tack or sew.
- No need to double hem as 007 stops fraying.
- Iron the hem to make a crease. (Just fold over and apply heat.)
- Place
Ironing Sheet on working surface (use an old ironing board or protective table
top), place garment on top of Ironing Sheet, open the fold and sprinkle powder
over the hem area.
- Use sparingly for thin and delicate fabrics.
- Use
more powder for heavier fabrics.
- Cover with Ironing sheet, apply heat
for a few seconds. Amount of time depends on thickness of fabric, test on sample
material first.
- Turn garment over and repeat heat application for a few
seconds; the hem is now in place.
BASTING
ZIPPERSAlways do one side first, then the other. - Place zipper
on top of Ironing Sheet
- moisten one side of zipper using paintbrush
and water
- sprinkle one side of the zipper with powder
- lay edge
of garment along one side of zipper
- blow any excess powder off zipper
(if you want a concealed zipper, cover half of zipper itself)
- cover with
Ironing Sheet
- apply heat for a few seconds to both sides of fabric being
bonded.
- Repeat process for the other side of the zipper.
QUILTS BASTING & APPLIQUEIt is ideal for basting
before sewing. Quilt basting saves time-no pins required. - Sprinkle
sparingly over batting
- place fabric over the top and iron over, using
the ironing sheet,
Quilt Applique - Use Bonding Agent
007 for your quilt applique to keep any bits and pieces stationary.
- It
is great for Layers and Snippet Techniques
- Saves time and money when embellishing with laces and fragile ribbons.
APPLYING APPLIQUÉS, MOTIFS, LACE
AND RIBBON - Bonding Agent 007 leaves the fabric flat.
- 007
will not gum up a sewing needle. Sew through 007 with no problem
- Using
007 is a fantastic way to apply motifs to delicate fabrics so that no sewing marks
show.
- 007 does not harden or gum up hand or machine needles.
- Perfect
for delicate lace because it stays soft.
- Using a wet paintbrush
or spray bottle of water, dampen the wrong side of appliqué and sprinkle
on powder, according to the thickness.
- Shake off excess. The powder will
cling to moisture and you are able to apply appliqué to the garment.
- Hold
appliqué in place and blow away excess powder from around any surrounding
area.
- place Ironing Sheet over appliqué or motif.
- ppply
heat for a few seconds
- turn garment over and using the Ironing Sheet apply
heat to reverse side again
- FOR small/fine areas, use a wet paintbrush
to apply the powder. R
MENDINGBonding
Agent 007 works on most fabrics to give invisible repairs. The end result depends
on the type of fabric, but certainly if it is a fabric which will allow an invisible
mend it will produce a neater and stronger repair than sewing could ever do.
- Always work on the wrong side of the garment for tears.
- On wrong
side of garment push back any loose threads of fibers, taking care to place back
in correct position. I
- t is important to note that the more time and patience
taken in this procedure the better the invisible mend will be.
- Use
Ironing Sheet, sprinkle 007 over tear area.
- Place a circular patch (cotton
works best) over the top of the repair.
- NOTE: The patch is on the wrong
side of garment, it will not be seen.
- With lightweight colored fabrics,
it is better to patch with a piece of the same fabric. This can be cut from an
area where it will not be noticed, i.e. hem or seam.
- Brush away
any powder left around the patch area
- Then cover area with the Ironing
Sheet and apply heat for a few seconds.
- Turn the garment over.
- NOTE:
Make sure the ironing sheet is completely clean of excess powder (otherwise it
will be transferred on to the front of garment)
- Pput Ironing Sheet on
top.
- Apply heat for a few seconds to right side of garment.
-
Allow to set 1 hour before wearing, so that the fibers can bond together.
MOTH
HOLES AND BURN HOLES IN WOOL BLENDS & NAP FIBER FABRICS - Cut away
any burnt edges from the holes.
- Cut a small amount of fiber from seam
or hem, or pull several threads from fabric. Roll fiber into a ball between your
fingers. Using scissors, cut fibers up as fine as possible, almost fluff. The
more time taken in preparation gives a better invisible mend. Put the cut fibers
into a small dish and mix with a small amount of powder. Working on the wrong
side of the garment, use Ironing Sheet on both sides of the repair when possible.
Place sufficient amount of fluff and powder mixture into the hole and sprinkle
powder over. Cover with patch of fabric (cotton is best, cut in circle) and Ironing
Sheet. Apply heat for a few seconds, then turn on to the right side and apply
heat for a few seconds again. Leave for 1 hour for bond to set. All repairs can
be washed or dry cleaned after bond has fully set. The more textured the fabric
the better the repair.
HOLES
IN FLAT FABRIC/OTHER FABRIC - Cut a clean hole and eliminate
charred or frayed edges.
- Cut an identical piece of material, slightly
larger than the hole, from a concealed area of the garment (hem, waistband, etc.)
- NOTE: For prints or designed fabrics, make sure you match and align print
first to give a perfect match.
- Take a paintbrush and moisten
the edges of the patch material on the right side and apply the powder.
- The
powder will cling to the moisture while you place the damaged area of garment
over the material patch, lining up the pattern correctly.
- Blow away any
excess powder that may be showing.
- Apply heat using Ironing Sheet to
protect garment.
- Turn over and heat again using Ironing Sheet.
- NOTE:
Always remember to blow away excess powder so it cannot be transferred onto the
right side of garment.
UPHOLSTERY
/ QUILTS / COMFORTERSFor any area where wrong side cannot be reached.
This includes sleeve area, lapel etc., where there is a double layer of fabric.
Work from right side only. - On upholstery DO NOT USE ON OLEFIN OR
SIMILAR MATERIAL, a hot iron can damage.
- Please try on a sample or inconspicuous
area first, on all fabrics.
- You will need a patch of the same material
for a hole.
- Moisten edges on right side of patch material and apply powder.
- The powder will cling to moisture to enable you to push the patch through
hole so that the patch is now underneath.
- Blow away powder that shows
through hole.
- If a tear, apply powder over whole area of patch material,
before pushing through tear or rip, then match up pattern, if any, and pull sides
together.
- Make sure all excess powder is brushed away before covering
with Ironing Sheet and applying the heat of the iron for a few seconds.
- Time
depends on fabric thickness.
- Allow to fully bond before using.
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