Computerized Embroidery Cloth Iron On Patches, Costume Accessories, Appliques, Number 0~9, Purple, 46.5~49.5x22.5~40x1.5mm, 10pcs/set, 4sets/bag (DIY-GF0002-15C)
US $1.35 / Set
US $3.7564%OFF
Assortment
Package Size: 1 Set per Package
Color: Purple
Description
Computerized Embroidery Cloth Iron On Patches, Costume Accessories, Appliques, Number 0~9, Purple
Size:
Cloth Iron On Patches: 10pcs/set, 4sets;
Num 0: 34.5mm wide, 47.5mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Num 1: 22.5mm wide, 47mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Num 2: 35.5mm wide, 47.5mm, 1.5mm thick;
Num 3: 34.5mm wide, 49.5mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Num 4: 40mm wide, 46mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Num 5: 34.5mm wide, 49.5mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Num 6: 34.5mm wide, 49.5mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Num 7: 32.5mm wide, 46.5mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Num 8: 34.5mm wide, 49mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Num 9: 35mm wide, 49.5mm long, 1.5mm thick;
Bead Containers: 7.4x7.2x1.7cm, 1pc.
Priced per1 Set
Please Note: Slight deviations in colors is allowed due to different display device.
- How to Iron:
- Place a patch on your desired position and make sure that the side with glue melt adhesive attaches to the clothes.
- A protective fabric is recommended to cover on the top of the patch.
- Heat the iron to about 150 degree, and iron from the front side for about 15s-30s to fix the patch.
- Iron from the front side again for about 1-2 minutes, mainly ironing on its edge and corner.
- Iron on the reserve side for 30s-60s to ensure the adhesive has melted.
- Leave for 5 minutes to cool.
Tips: If a patch is designed with sequins, metallic thread, beads, rhinestone, in order not to destroy its design, you’d better iron on the back side first to fix its position, and then reverse to iron on it’s edge and corner in the front side.
- As for Sewing:
- Some patches may be fallen off after repeated washing, advisable to use needlework to secure the patch before ironing.
- When the surface is too rough, such as sweater, backpack, consider handsewing the edge to secure it.
- Some patches don’t include hot melt adhesive on the back. So instead of using iron, you have to sew on it to secure the patch.
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