【 Product Name 】 : Patchwork, patch, embroidery, embroidery patchwork, embroidery patchwork, embroidery patch, embroidery patch. 【 Uses of Fabric Stickers 】: It can be ironed or sewn onto favorite fabric items such as bags, shoes, hats, cushions, curtains, bed sheets, tablecloths, scarves, clothes and trousers, etc. It can not only cover up blemishes but also decorate and embellish. Full of creativity and fun... 【 Usage Method 】 : 1. It can be ironed (with adhesive backing) 2. It can be sewn (without adhesive backing) 3. It can be pasted anywhere at will, suitable for children's DIY (double-sided tape on the back). 4. It can be pasted with cloth and a chest support needle can be added on the back (it can be freely pinned on any clothing, hat or bag). 5. It can be pasted with holes and used as a hanging decoration. 6. It is widely used and very environmentally friendly. Statement: Welcome to order with samples. The size can be modified according to customer needs. The larger the quantity, the better the price. The price is negotiable. Please contact customer service. 【 About the Products 】 All pictures in our store are 100% taken of the actual items. However, due to differences in shooting techniques, lighting, and displays, there may be some color differences, which is a normal phenomenon! If your favorite clothes are accidentally damaged, patchwork treasures can make your beloved clothes look brand new and might even play a legendary role in adding the finishing touch. On the naughty and cute baby's clothes, if you decorate them with fabric stickers, they will look like little elves or angels. The naughty and cute baby's clothes are torn or scratched. Just fix it with a patch. If your clothes are old, you can use fabric patches to decorate them and change the style! If there are stains on the clothes that can't be washed off, you can cover them up with a cloth sticker. There will be unexpected surprises! The fabric stickers can be sewn onto bags, clothes, scarves, bed sheets, quilt covers, tablecloths, hats, and can also be stuck on the back of the fabric stickers with all-purpose glue, on glass, cabinets, and walls. Give full play to your imagination. It will be a different kind of scenery! Usage method: For hand-sewn types, just sew it on directly. Ironing type: 1. Before ironing, keep the back clean and adjust the temperature to a suitable level for the garment according to the iron's usage instructions. 2. Place the fabric patch in the appropriate position as needed (do not remove the glue), and iron it back and forth a few times. Generally, about 15 seconds is enough. 3. To prevent it from being damaged by the heat, you can place a thin layer of cotton cloth on the fabric patch (it must be cotton, not faded cloth). After ironing, check the edges to see if they are ironed well and iron the edges a few more times. 4. The temperature should also be determined by the thickness of the applied-on pattern. The thicker it is, the higher the temperature and the longer the ironing time should be. For particularly thick fabric stickers, you can iron them a few more times on the back. 5. Special attention: For fabric patches with sequins or relatively bright surfaces (since sequins are all plastic products), it is essential to place a layer of fabric underneath and iron them at a low temperature (below 150℃), or directly use a steam iron. Or lay a damp cloth on top. To prevent the plastic sheet from melting due to excessively high temperatures. The best way is to sew a few stitches along the edge of the fabric patch with a needle and thread after ironing. This will make it more secure and fit well. 7. If there is no iron at home, you can also directly sew the fabric onto the clothes with the same color thread. 8. It has been found that for relatively shiny fabrics, such as some shiny down jackets, rainproof fabric, leather, and long wool like tweed and suede, the ironing effect is not particularly good. It is best to iron them and then sew them again! 9. Not all fabrics are suitable for ironing, but they can all be sewn. They are inherently both sewn and ironed. Don't bring up the fact that they can't be ironed.