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

Bring a bold botanical touch to clothing, bags and creative projects with this beautiful Pair of Green Flower Patches. Featuring an unusual floral design worked predominantly in rich shades of emerald and bright green, with contrasting gold-coloured embroidered detailing, these decorative appliqués are a distinctive alternative to traditional multicoloured flower patches.

Each patch forms a complete floral arrangement, combining a large open rose-style bloom, an elegant flower bud, pointed leaves and decorative lower foliage. Fine gold stitching runs throughout the design, highlighting the petals and leaves and adding extra definition against the vibrant green background.

Supplied as an opposite-facing pair, the two appliqués can be positioned together to create an attractive symmetrical arrangement or used separately across different garments and accessories.

Size

You will receive 2 Green Flower Patches.

Each individual patch measures approximately:

6.9 cm Width × 11.8 cm Height

The tall, detailed shape gives these patches plenty of presence, making them suitable as statement embellishments while still being compact enough for many different clothing and craft projects.

Striking Green & Gold Floral Design

What makes this pair particularly distinctive is the almost entirely green colour scheme. Instead of using green simply for the leaves, the colour continues throughout the flowers themselves, creating an unusual decorative effect.

The main rose-style flower features layered green petals picked out with gold-coloured embroidered lines. Fine stitches around the outer petals create texture, while curved embroidery within the centre gives the impression of overlapping petals.

Above the main flower is a smaller closed bud surrounded by pointed foliage. The gold detailing continues through the bud and leaves, helping the individual elements stand out from one another.

Towards the bottom of each patch, brighter lime and grass-green tones provide contrast against the deeper emerald shades used throughout the upper design. These lighter leaves add another layer of colour while keeping the overall appearance coordinated.

Detailed Embroidery & Textured Finish

These are much more than simple printed flower designs. The decorative appearance is created through embroidery, with different stitch directions and thread tones helping to define the individual petals, leaves and stems.

The pointed foliage contains delicate gold vein-like stitches, while the large flower has finely embroidered accents around the petals.

The lower leaves use dense stitching to create a smooth, slightly lustrous surface, with small gold details running through selected sections.

Open spaces between some of the stems and leaves are intentionally incorporated into the shape of the appliqué. Once attached, the fabric underneath remains visible through these areas, helping the floral design integrate naturally with the garment or accessory.

Designed as a Coordinating Pair

The two patches are made to complement one another, with one design facing left and the other facing right.

This makes them especially effective when used as a mirrored pair.

For example, you could position them:

• On either side of a denim jacket
• Along the front panels of a shirt or blouse
• Either side of a neckline
• Above or beside pockets
• On opposite sides of jeans or trousers
• Near the hem of a skirt or dress
• On the corners of a tote bag
• On either side of a large fabric handbag
• As part of a larger botanical embroidery arrangement

You can also separate them. Use one to personalise a favourite garment and the second to create a matching bag or accessory.

Customise Jeans, Jackets & Everyday Clothes

These green floral appliqués offer a simple way to make everyday clothing more individual.

The rich green embroidery can look particularly effective against blue or black denim, making the patches a great choice for decorating jeans, denim jackets and skirts.

On a jacket, try positioning the pair on the front for a symmetrical botanical design or using them across the back alongside other embroidered patches.

On jeans or trousers, a single patch can be positioned beside a pocket, on the thigh or further down the leg. Using both patches on opposite legs can create an unusual coordinated effect.

They can also be used on shirts, T-shirts, dresses, skirts, sweatshirts and other suitable fabric garments, subject to the material being appropriate for your chosen attachment method.

Give Bags a Botanical Makeover

Plain fabric bags provide an excellent background for these colourful embroidered flowers.

A simple canvas tote can be transformed by adding one patch to the front, while larger bags offer enough room to use both appliqués together.

They can also be considered for fabric handbags, backpacks, rucksacks, shoppers, craft bags and handmade accessories.

The combination of green and gold works particularly well on neutral backgrounds such as black, cream, beige, grey or white, while pairing the patches with denim creates a more casual look.

Great for Sewing, Crafts & Upcycling

These floral appliqués can become part of all kinds of creative textile projects.

Use them when upcycling older clothing, personalising handmade garments or adding decorative detail to a sewing project. They can be combined with other embellishments such as lace, ribbon, beads, buttons, decorative stitching or additional patches.

You could even build an entire botanical theme by combining the green flowers with other floral appliqués in complementary colours.

Depending on the size and position, a patch may also be useful for decorating over a small mark, worn section or unwanted stitching while simultaneously giving the item a fresh new appearance.

How to Iron On

Before using the iron-on method, always check the care instructions for your garment. Some synthetic, waterproof, coated or delicate materials can be damaged by high temperatures and should be sewn instead.

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

2. Choose the position: Place the patches exactly where you want them. If using them as a symmetrical pair, arrange both first and check their spacing before attaching either one.

3. Heat the iron: Select an appropriate medium-to-high temperature for the fabric. Do not use steam.

4. Cover the patch: Place a thin cotton cloth, pressing cloth or clean tea towel over the appliqué. This protects the embroidery from direct contact with the hot iron.

5. Apply firm pressure: Press the iron firmly over the covered patch for approximately 20–30 seconds. Avoid constantly sliding the iron around.

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

7. Allow it to cool: Leave the patch undisturbed until completely cool.

8. Check the edges: Carefully test the outer edges. If any section has not bonded sufficiently, cover it again and apply additional heat for a short period.

Different fabrics and irons vary, so the above timings should be treated as a general guide rather than an exact requirement.

How to Sew On

Sewing is ideal for materials that cannot safely withstand ironing and is also a good option when you want additional security.

First position the appliqué and hold it temporarily in place using pins or suitable fabric clips.

Choose a thread colour that blends with the green embroidered border. Work small stitches around the outside of the design, following the contours of the flowers, leaves, stems and pointed tips.

Because the design has several narrow and projecting sections, make sure these areas are securely attached rather than only stitching around the largest parts of the patch.

Once complete, securely fasten your thread on the reverse of the fabric.

For heavy materials such as denim or canvas, use a needle suitable for thicker fabric.

Iron On & Sew On Together

For suitable garments, you can use both methods.

Iron the appliqué into position first and allow it to cool completely. Once attached, add a number of small stitches around the outer edges.

This can provide additional security for items that are frequently worn, handled or washed, such as jeans, jackets, trousers and bags.

The iron-on backing also helps hold the appliqué still while you sew, making it easier to maintain the exact position you originally selected.

Care After Application

Once attached, always follow the care instructions of the original garment or textile item.

Where practical, turn decorated clothing inside out before washing to reduce friction against the embroidery. Avoid unnecessarily harsh washing or drying, and occasionally inspect the edges to ensure the appliqué remains securely attached.

Product Details

Product: Pair of Green Flower Patches
Quantity: 2 embroidered patches
Size of Each Patch: Approximately 6.9 cm Wide × 11.8 cm High
Main Colours: Emerald green and bright green
Detailing: Gold-coloured embroidery
Design: Rose-style flower with bud, pointed leaves and decorative stems
Orientation: Coordinating opposite-facing pair
Application: Iron On or Sew On
Type: Embroidered floral appliqué / patch badge
Ideal For: Clothes, jeans, jackets, trousers, skirts, dresses, shirts, bags, crafts, sewing and upcycling projects

With their unusual green-on-green floral colouring, intricate gold accents and elegant mirrored design, these patches are a striking way to customise an otherwise plain piece of fabric. Use the pair together to create a balanced floral display or use them individually to add a distinctive embroidered botanical feature to two different projects.