15PCS Soccer Ball Iron On Patches - Embroidered Sewing Repair Patches for Jeans & Clothing - DIY Fabric Applique - Black (JM002001) - Perfect for Customizing Jackets, Bags & DIY Crafts

Pack of 15 Football Embroidery Patch Football Iron on Patches Ball Embroidery Patch Sew On Embroidered PaNo worry about the flaw on your clothes anymore since you have these cute patches, also can be a cool decoration on your clothes at your own will, it's very funny. What You Will Get 15 x Soccer ball embroidered patches Specification: Material: Fabric Style: the back of these patches have glue, can be iron or sew Size: Assorted size (Please refer to the picture.) Iron-on Instructions: - Set iron to hottest setting. Do not use water or steam. - Place your applique or embroidered patch in the desired position, cover patch with a fine cloth. - Press firmly with iron for about 45-60 seconds until the glue is stick on garment. - Repeat ironing several times on the back. - Please allow patch to cool before testing. - Repeat the process if needed to ensure the patch is secure. - If you want the applique more secure, you can sew along the side of the applique. tch for Jeans, Bags, Hats, Embroidery Arts Crafts, Repair the Hole Stick

Embroidered Iron on Patch The soccer ball iron on patches including 15 Pcs sport ball patches bulk. A variety of qualities can satisfy your DIY creativity and create a new and innovative clothing backpack.

Material Fabric, the back of these patches have glue, can be iron or sew. Size Assorted size. (Please refer to the picture).

Repair and decoration Iron on patches kit can prolong the life of your favorite clothes. No worry about the flaw or ugly hole on your clothes anymore if you have these cute cotton patches. Make them cool and fashion.

Easy to use The heat-seal adhesive glue backing gives you the option to sewn or iron on all sorts of fabric; And patches can also be removed easily, you can transfer and repeat use the patches.

Keep the cloth dry and control the preheat temperature when you ironing patch. You’d better sew them if you want keep them on and never fall off.