Get ready to add a spooky touch to your Halloween outfits! The Smashing Pumpkins Embroidered Patch Set by Selin Ala Art is here for you. This handmade set of three patches, named Patches, Spice, and Jacko, brings maximum horror vibes. It comes in an adorably scary package. Super easy to attach - just iron on and you're all set! Sizing details: Patches (Bottom) - 80mm x 75mm | 3.1” x 2.9”; Jacko (Left) - 80mm x 41mm | 3.1” x 1.6”; Spice (Top) - 80mm x 68mm | 3.1” x 2.7”. How to attach: First, gather your patch, iron, ironing board, towel/pillowcase, and a piece of clothing. Heat up the iron to the highest setting. Lay the clothing on the ironing board and place the patch where you want it, with the non - designed side flat against the fabric. Put a towel/pillowcase/cloth over the front of the patch. Then, hold the iron over the patch and cloth for 20 to 30 seconds. Turn the clothing inside out, place the towel over the back of the patch, and repeat the ironing. Let it cool down and show off your patch! You can also hand - sew the patches for extra security. Non - ideal fabrics for iron - on patches are rayon, leather, or waterproof materials. Note: Colors may look different on screen.
Using your Smashing Pumpkins Embroidered Patch Set is a breeze. First, collect all the things you need: the patch, an iron, an ironing board, a towel or pillowcase, and a piece of clothing. Set your iron to the highest heat. Lay your clothing on the ironing board and put the patch where you like it, making sure the side without the design is flat on the fabric. Cover the patch with a towel or pillowcase. Press the hot iron on the covered patch for 20 to 30 seconds. Flip the clothing inside out, cover the back of the patch, and do the ironing again. After that, let it cool down and your patch is ready to wear. If you're worried about the patch coming off, you can hand - sew it on. Just be careful when choosing fabrics. Rayon, leather, and waterproof materials aren't good for iron - on patches. Also, keep in mind that the colors of the patches might look different on your screen than in real life. As for maintenance, treat your patched clothing as you normally would. Wash it gently and avoid rough handling to keep the patches in good shape.
