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【Buyer Guide】This item is photographed in real life at a close-up scale. Due to factors such as lighting, there may be slight color variations. Additionally, since computer monitors vary from one device to another, the displayed colors may also differ slightly. The product should be viewed based on the actual item. The price of the fabric stickers is determined by the size and quantity of the images. Some customers ask if there are multiple versions of stickers of the same size.Why is the price so different? It’s because the number of stitches, as well as the colors, vary from one fabric patch to another, which leads to different prices.

【How to iron fabric patches】

1. First, place the fabric sticker in the position you want it to be attached. Press the side with hot melt glue against the clothing (the glue should not be removed). Preheat the iron, then iron the front side of the sticker for 10–20 seconds to secure its position. You can also fix the position of the sticker with thread and needle before ironing to prevent it from moving.

2. Turn the fabric sticker in a fixed position along with the garment (or other textiles) upside down, iron it from the reverse side for 30–60 seconds to ensure the adhesive melts and the sticker adheres firmly to the garment (or other textiles).

3. Finally, iron it from the front for 1–2 minutes, focusing on the edges and corners where the fabric meets, to ensure a smooth and even surface that blends well with the garment (or other textiles).

【Precautions】 Fabric patches with sequins, beads, rhinestones, silk threads, or wool balls, as well as those embroidered with metal threads, should be ironed on the reverse side first. After the patches are firmly fixed, trim the edges and corners on the front side to prevent damage to the sequins or other decorations on the front. The clothing (or other textiles) must be kept dry, and no water should be sprayed onto the patches or clothing during ironing. Once ironed, the patches can generally remain tightly attached to the clothing (or other textiles) for a long time. If the patches fall off after a period of time or after washing, it indicates that the iron temperature was too low or the ironing time was too short. Repeat the previous steps to re-iron the patches.