48pcs Random Assorted Styles Sewing on/Iron on Embroidered Patches Clothes Dress Hat Pants Shoes Curtain Sewing Decorating DIY Craft Embarrassment Applique Patches(Assorted 48pcs)

I feel they will work great for our use.

I LOOOVEEE these! After reading some reviews I was worried I might have to glue or sew them on, but NOPE! I ironed them on a polyester blend bag. I was also worried the patches wouldn’t stick because of the possibility of the material on the bag melting or just getting to hot. That didn’t happen. I had one patch that didn’t stick on the first try, but after a little more heat it stuck! I used a cotton shirt over them to make sure the sequins didn’t melt, and I used the iron on one setting below cotton. I kept the iron on for 30 sec intervals, letting the patches cool down in between. I ironed back when done, and let the entire thing cool before testing the patches. I also ironed the place I wanted to place them on for 30 secs before to get a good stick on intial placement. I did not used any other adhesive.

These patches are great. One of my favorite blouses got a small hole in it. I ironed on one of the patches and it turned out great. I am very happy for this quick fix.

We bought these for a school project and while I know it’s a mixed bag in terms of what we would receive, a lot of the patches we got weren’t fun or interesting designs and a few couldn’t be used at all. I’d say 52% adhered well and easily with an iron the first time. The other 48% were a nightmare that complicated the project. I chose to iron these on and if I had to do it over with these same patches, I would sew or use a strong fabric adhesive. Since I didn’t do that originally and after pressing countless times, still had patches falling off as my daughter was leaving for school, I had to grab super glue and pray they would stay on throughout the day. It definitely felt like I wasted time and energy trying to make them stay following the directions provided with the patches. I would only recommend these patches if you were planning on sewing or gluing AND didn’t mind 20-30% of the patches being super tacky or just plain odd.

There are a few color combos that really disregard standard preferences/color theory/they're just clashy. That's the only yhing keeping these from a 5. The ones we love, we really love.

Easy to use

These are adorable patches that I purchased for my daughter's leggings that all have holes in the knees. You have to iron AND sew them on, not one or the other. Ironing alone will not hold up for more than 5 minutes. If you aren't handy with a sewing machine, choose something else!

a friend gave me a coat for my grand daughter ,pink corduroy from LL Bean but it have some bleach stains on it . I was able to cover the stain and update the jacket . I did have some trouble with I iron on sticking ( Came with no instructions ) looked on line for tips . also hand stitched around or tacked them just to be sure they could go threw the wash with no trouble . She love it