2-Pack Matte Fiberglass Ironing Mats for 2.6mm Fuse Beads

Most ironing papers are disposable. Most ironing cloths are unfinished edges that fray after a few uses.

This is neither.

A thick fiberglass mat with bound fabric edges and a semi-transparent matte surface — built to last, and built to actually show you what's happening underneath.

Semi-transparent — see through it while you iron The matte surface diffuses heat evenly while staying just transparent enough to let you watch the melt in real time. You'll know exactly when to stop. 

Bound edges, not raw cuts The colored fabric binding around each mat isn't just for looks — Designed to prevent fraying, keep the mat flat, and maintain its shape through frequent use. The edge color ships randomly, so every pack has its own personality.

Matte finish — beautiful texture on every piece Unlike glossy ironing films that leave a shiny surface, this mat produces a smooth matte finish with a subtle woven texture that makes your finished bead art look genuinely polished. The texture also helps the mat grip the beads evenly during ironing for a more consistent melt.

Reusable — properly Fiberglass construction means it handles real heat without warping, stretching, or leaving residue on your beads. Use the same side each time and keep it clean between sessions for the longest lifespan.

Pro tips for best results:

• Use a stainless steel iron sole — Teflon-coated irons can leave residue on the mat and transfer it to your beads
• Mark one side and always iron with the same face down — using both sides accelerates contamination
• Low and slow is always better — fiberglass has a woven structure, and excess heat can push melted bead through the gaps
• Wipe the iron and check the mat is clean before every session

Available in:

• Medium (20×15cm) — fits most standard mini pegboards, ideal for keychains and small-to-mid size designs
• Large (30×20cm) — for bigger pieces and full pegboard coverage

Each pack contains 2 mats.

Compatible with all 2.6mm fuse bead brands including Artkal, Hama mini, and FusePix.