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Pair of Black Flower Patches – Iron On or Sew On Embroidered Floral Appliqués

Add a dramatic floral detail to clothing, bags and creative sewing projects with this beautiful Pair of Black Flower Patches. Designed as a coordinating mirrored pair, these embroidered appliqués combine rich black flowers and foliage with contrasting gold-coloured embroidery, producing an elegant design that is bold without being overly colourful.

The intricate botanical arrangement features a large open flower, a smaller flower bud, pointed leaves and decorative lower foliage, all connected by slender embroidered stems. Fine gold-coloured stitching runs throughout the design, highlighting the petals and leaves and standing out particularly well against the deep black background.

Each individual patch measures approximately 6.9 cm Width × 11.8 cm Height.

Elegant Black & Gold Floral Design

These patches have a distinctive appearance thanks to the strong contrast between the black embroidery and warm metallic-looking gold-coloured details.

At the centre of each patch is a large layered flower with beautifully shaped petals. Curved gold-coloured embroidery creates detail within the centre of the bloom, while numerous smaller gold stitches follow the outer petals.

Above the main flower is a closed floral bud surrounded by pointed leaves. Further foliage extends around the central bloom, with delicate gold-coloured vein stitching adding definition to each leaf.

Towards the bottom, embroidered leaves and sweeping stems complete the design and give each patch its attractive elongated shape.

The result is a floral appliqué that can work with casual denim just as easily as it can be used to embellish smarter garments, dresses, skirts or accessories.

A Coordinating Mirrored Pair

The set contains two opposite-facing patches, allowing them to be arranged as a balanced pair.

This makes them especially useful for decorating the two sides of a garment. Position one on either side of a jacket opening, blouse, neckline or cardigan to create a symmetrical floral arrangement.

They can also be positioned on opposite trouser legs, either side of a skirt, on matching pockets or at opposite corners of a bag.

Alternatively, there is no need to use them together. Each patch works perfectly well as an individual floral decoration, allowing you to customise two separate items with matching designs.

Perfect for Customising Clothes

A decorative patch is an easy way to change the appearance of an otherwise plain garment.

These black floral appliqués could be added to jackets, jeans, trousers, dresses, skirts, shirts, blouses, sweatshirts, denim clothing and other suitable fabric garments.

On lighter colours such as white, cream, beige or pale denim, the black embroidery creates a particularly strong contrast. On black clothing, the patch can create a more subtle textured effect, with the gold-coloured stitching providing the main decorative highlight.

They can also look striking against red, burgundy, green, navy and many other colours.

Excellent for Denim & Jeans

Black and gold work particularly well with denim.

Try adding the patches to the front of a denim jacket, positioning one on each side for a coordinated floral look. They can also be placed across the shoulders, beside pockets or used together to create a larger design on the back.

For jeans or denim trousers, position a patch beside a front or rear pocket, down the side of a leg or around the knee or thigh area.

The long 11.8 cm height makes the design large enough to become a noticeable feature without taking over the entire garment.

Decorate Bags & Accessories

These patches are equally useful for transforming plain fabric accessories.

Use them to customise a canvas tote bag, backpack, fabric handbag, shopper, craft bag, make-up bag or other suitable textile accessory.

The mirrored shape means the two patches can be positioned on opposite sides of a bag or arranged together around a central design. One patch could also be used on a bag while the second is added to a matching accessory.

Black embroidery is extremely versatile, making these patches easy to incorporate into many different colour schemes.

Great for Upcycling & Craft Projects

Rather than discarding an older garment because it looks plain or dated, embroidered patches can give it an entirely different character.

Use these floral appliqués as part of an upcycling, sewing, dressmaking or textile craft project. Depending on positioning, they may also be useful for decorating over certain small marks, unwanted logos or worn-looking areas.

They can be combined with other embroidered flowers, butterflies, stars, lettering, skulls, hearts or decorative motifs to create your own larger patch arrangement.

Other possibilities include handmade clothing, costumes, fabric artwork, cushion covers and decorative textile projects.

How to Iron On

Before ironing, always check the care label of the garment or fabric. The material must be able to tolerate the heat required to activate an iron-on patch.

Do not iron onto delicate, waterproof, coated or heat-sensitive materials. If you are unsure whether the fabric is suitable, sewing the patch on is the safer option.

1. Prepare the fabric: Make sure the material is clean, completely dry and lying flat on a firm heat-resistant surface.

2. Position your patches: Arrange the patches exactly where you would like them. When using them as a symmetrical pair, check that their height, angle and spacing are even before applying heat.

3. Prepare the iron: Use a suitable medium-to-high heat setting according to the garment's care instructions and turn off the steam.

4. Protect the embroidery: Cover the patch with a thin cotton cloth, pressing cloth or clean tea towel. Avoid placing the hot iron directly onto the embroidered surface.

5. Apply heat: Press firmly over the covered patch for approximately 20–30 seconds. Rather than moving the iron continuously, hold it firmly over each section.

6. Press from the reverse: Where possible, turn the garment inside out and apply heat to the back of the patch area for another 20–30 seconds.

7. Leave to cool: Allow the patch and fabric to cool completely before touching or moving the garment.

8. Check the bond: Once cool, gently inspect the edges. If any section has not adhered completely, cover it again and repeat the heating process for a short period.

Iron temperatures and fabrics differ, so these timings should be treated as a general guide rather than an exact requirement.

How to Sew On

Sewing provides another excellent way to attach these patches and is recommended for materials that cannot safely be ironed.

Place the patch in the desired position and temporarily secure it with pins or fabric clips.

Using black thread will allow your stitches to blend neatly into the dark embroidered border. Sew around the outer edge using small, closely spaced stitches.

Because the design contains numerous pointed leaves and curved sections, work carefully around the outline and make sure the narrow tips are secured.

A stronger needle may be needed when sewing onto thick denim, canvas or other heavyweight materials.

For Extra Security – Iron & Sew

For garments that will receive frequent wear or washing, you may wish to use both attachment methods.

On suitable heat-resistant fabric, first iron the patch into position. Once completely cool, add a series of small stitches around the outer edge.

This provides additional security while also making the sewing process easier because the patch is already held in the correct position.

It is particularly useful for jeans, jackets, trousers, backpacks and frequently used bags.

Creative Ways to Position the Pair

The mirrored design gives you many different placement possibilities.

For a jacket, position the two flowers vertically on either side of the front opening so that they face towards each other. For a dramatic back design, place them together with the main flowers angled inwards.

On a dress or skirt, the patches could be positioned towards opposite sides of the hem, around the waist area or used vertically along one side.

For trousers or jeans, place one patch on each leg for a matching effect, or use both together on a single leg to create a larger botanical arrangement.

On a tote or handbag, they could frame a name, initial, slogan or another central embroidered motif.

Product Details

Product: Pair of Black Flower Patches
Quantity: 2 embroidered floral patches
Size: Each patch measures approximately 6.9 cm Width × 11.8 cm Height
Main Colour: Black
Detail Colour: Gold-coloured embroidery
Design: Large flower, flower bud, leaves, foliage and curved stems
Orientation: Coordinating opposite-facing / mirrored pair
Application: Iron On or Sew On
Style: Embroidered floral appliqué / decorative patch badge
Ideal For: Clothes, jackets, jeans, trousers, dresses, skirts, bags, denim, crafts, sewing, dressmaking, customising and upcycling

With their dramatic black embroidery, detailed floral shapes and contrasting gold-coloured highlights, these patches offer an attractive way to personalise everything from denim jackets and jeans to dresses and bags. Use the two together for an impressive symmetrical arrangement or separately whenever you want matching floral decoration across different projects.