Tiardey 20 PCS Daisy Patches Iron On Sew On Appliques Delicate Embroidery Decals Badges Logos Fabric DIY Crafts Repair Stickers Decoration for Backpack Hat Shoes Bags

• 🌸PACKAGE INCLUDE: 20 Pcs Daisy sunflowers patches 1.7-5.5 cm(0.67 x 2.17 inch)Unequal. Clear texture.
• 🌸POP DAISY FLOWERS DESIGN: All of these embroidery decorative patches are beautiful and in vivid colors, which are ideal for embroidery enthusiasts to use for DIY clothing decor.
• 🌸MULTIPLE USES: Flowers Sew on / iron on patches are a fun and simple way to decor your clothes, jeans, t-shirts, jackets, pants, bags, backpack, hats and much more.
• 🌸EXQUISITE GIFT: Delicate embroidery, exquisite and bright-colored outlook and fashion element patterns.It would be a perfect gift to your families or friends who love embroidery applique patches.
• 🌸PLEASE NOTE: Keep the cloth dry and control the pre-heat temperature when you ironing patch; Do not apply to rainwear (waterproof), highly elastic, rayon, nylon or tri-acetate fabrics.

Specifications: Instructions for use of embroidery decals 1. Keep the back of the patches and the repaired clothing clean before use; 2. The back of the patches comes with a transparent adhesive film, and the household flat iron is adjusted to the cotton file (120-150 degrees); 3. Place the patches in the position that needs to be modified (do not tear off the adhesive), and press it back and forth a few times, usually for about 15 seconds; 4. In order to prevent burns, it is recommended to put a thin cotton cloth on the cloth (can be an old T-shirt, must be cotton does not fade!! Towels are not available), check if the edges are hot after ironing, on the edge Iron a few more times; 5. It is also necessary to determine the ironing time according to the thickness of the cloth. The thicker cloth is longer for ironing. After ironing the front, press a few times on the back of the clothes; 6. After the temperature is cooled, the processing is completed. Warm Tips: If you are worried that the patch will fall, use a needle thread to sew a few stitches on the edge of the patches.