How to use
a. Sew on
When it comes to sweaters, leather, tulle, and smooth or rough fabrics, iron-on applications may not be effective; instead, you can think about sewing them with a machine or by hand.
b. Iron on (it has hot melt adhesive on the back)
1. Preheat your iron to 150°F (medium heat – no steam).
2. Position the embroidery patch where you want it, then lay a thin, pressed cloth (like a handkerchief, bed sheet, or pillowcase) over the patch to protect the fabric.
3. Press the iron firmly and straight down on the cloth for 20–30 seconds, applying constant pressure. Don't slide the iron back and forth—just hold it steady.
4. Flip the garment inside out and repeat steps 2–3 on the backside of the patch.
5. Let the patch cool completely before wearing or washing.
6. For extra strength and longevity, we suggest stitching around the patch edges with a needle and thread or sewing machine after ironing.