Iron-on Clothing Patches - PLAID

I wanted to make some changes to shoes I bought. I added it to the back of the shoes. Here's a picture with one shoe done so it's like before and after in one pic

These patches have cute patterns but the adhesion isn't so great. These will work better with both heat and sew

How cool. I wore a hole in my elbow on this shirt and now it's saved and has a new personality!

I tried 3 times at maximum temp but it doesn’t want to stick. It doesn’t stick on my jeans. Addendum 8/30/2022: it works fine! The trick was to heat the pants first with an iron, then iron it on.

Easy to apply to the rip in the sleeve of my light weight flannel robe. Haven't washed yet so I don't know if it will survive washer. Instructions advise to wash in cold water, so will try to do that.

possibly try using smaller pieces of patch vs larger. maybe it will hold better. However, I had no success trying either...patches do not stick to cotton denim [chico's jeans or faded glory]. over the years have made patches from left over fabric & sewed them on to jeans or used those iron on denim patches a/v about everywhere. $11 is wayyyy too much for being mainly pretty colors .and not a good product.

These patches are very thin, and definitely more for aesthetics then actual use.I used them to patch up some holes in the knee and upper thigh area of a pair of jeans, and while I wasn't expecting magic, the patches popped off as soon as I bent my leg to climb a flight of stairs. As long as you're not putting them on high-wear areas of your clothing, you'll be good.

Could not get them to stick. Will not order again. Done.