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How to iron on appliques

1. First, place the cloth patch where you want it to stick, with the hot-melt glue side facing the clothing (do not remove the glue). Preheat the iron, and iron the cloth patch for 10-20 seconds from the front, to fix the position of the patch. You can also use a needle and thread to fix the position of the patch before ironing to prevent the patch from shifting.

2. Turn the cloth stickers with the clothing (or other textiles) over, iron for 30-60 seconds from the back, ensuring that the adhesive melts and the cloth stickers firmly adhere to the clothing (or other textiles).

3. Finally iron the front for 1-2 minutes, mainly ironing the edges and corners of the cloth paste, ensuring the surface is flat and smooth, and perfectly integrates with the clothing (or other textiles).

【Precautions】For cloth patches with sequins, beads, rhinestones, silk flowers, and fur balls, as well as those embroidered with metal threads, it is recommended to iron them from the reverse side first to ensure that the patches are firmly attached. Then, you can trim the edges from the front to avoid damaging the sequins or other decorations on the front. The clothing (or other textiles) should remain dry, and do not spray water onto the patches or clothing when ironing. After ironing, the patches can generally be tightly bonded to the clothing (or other textiles) for a long time. If the patches come off after a while or after washing, it indicates that the ironing temperature was too low or the ironing time was too short. In this case, you can repeat the original operation and iron the patches back on again.