13 Pieces Peanut Snoopy Sew on Patchs

1) Prepare Your Fabric:

Make sure the fabric surface is clean and dry. If it’s wrinkled, iron it flat first.

2) Position the Patch:

Place the patch on the desired area. If you want it to be temporary, you can pin it in place or use a little fabric glue to hold it.

3) Cover the Patch:

To protect the patch and fabric, place a clean cloth or parchment paper over the patch. This prevents any direct heat from damaging the patch or the fabric.

4) Set Your Iron:

Preheat your iron to the appropriate temperature for the fabric. Usually, a medium setting (without steam) works well. If you’re unsure, refer to the fabric care label.

5) Apply the Iron:

Press the iron down firmly on the patch for about 20-30 seconds. Avoid moving the iron around; just hold it in place to ensure even heat distribution.

6) Check the Patch:

After 20-30 seconds, lift the iron and check if the patch is secure. If the edges are still lifting, apply the iron for an additional 10-15 seconds.

7) Let It Cool:

Allow the patch to cool completely before handling it. This will help the adhesive set properly.

Care Instructions:

Avoid washing the item for at least 24 hours after applying the patch. When you do wash it, turn it inside out and use a gentle cycle to protect the patch.

And there you go! Your iron-on patch should now be securely attached. Enjoy customizing your items!