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

Add an elegant floral finish to clothing, bags and handmade creations with this beautiful Pair of Lavender Purple Flower Patches. Designed as two coordinating opposite-facing appliqués, each patch features an ornate arrangement of flowers, leaves and curved stems embroidered in attractive lavender, purple and soft grey-purple shades, finished with contrasting gold-coloured thread details.

The combination of delicate lavender tones and shimmering gold embroidery gives these patches a decorative appearance that can work equally well on casual denim, dresses, jackets, bags or more elaborate sewing and craft projects.

Detailed Lavender & Purple Floral Design

Each appliqué is formed around a large open flower with beautifully shaped layered petals. The flower is surrounded by pointed leaves, with a smaller flower bud rising towards the top of the design.

Fine gold-coloured embroidery has been worked through the centre of the main flower and around its petals, creating attractive highlights against the lavender background. Additional gold stitches run through the leaves, giving the impression of delicate veins and adding extra definition to the design.

At the lower section, softer grey-lavender leaves contrast with the richer purple tones above. Small gold embroidered accents provide another decorative detail, while the sweeping stems at the bottom give the patch an elegant, flowing shape.

Rather than appearing flat or printed, the different directions and densities of embroidery give the flowers and foliage plenty of visible texture.

A Coordinating Mirrored Pair

These patches are supplied as a pair of opposite-facing designs. One curves towards the left while the other curves towards the right, allowing them to be positioned together as a balanced symmetrical arrangement.

This makes them particularly attractive for decorating two sides of the same garment or accessory.

They could be positioned on:

• Either side of a jacket or cardigan
• The front panels of a blouse or shirt
• Opposite sides of a dress
• Around a neckline
• Either side of a skirt
• Jeans or trousers
• The corners of a large tote or shopper
• Handbags and fabric bags
• Backpacks and rucksacks
• Handmade cushions and textile projects

Alternatively, separate the pair and use each patch individually. One could decorate a jacket while the matching patch is added to a bag, for example.

Beautiful on Denim

Lavender and purple embroidery can create a particularly attractive contrast against denim.

Try adding the pair to a denim jacket, perhaps on either side of the front or arranged across the back as part of a larger floral display. A single patch can also add an interesting feature beside a pocket or along the leg of a pair of jeans.

Dark blue, washed blue, black and grey denim can each produce a different effect with the lavender colouring.

Refresh Dresses, Skirts & Other Clothes

These floral appliqués are an easy way to give an existing garment a completely different character.

Use them to personalise dresses, skirts, trousers, shirts, blouses, jackets, sweatshirts and other suitable clothing. Their elongated floral shape makes them especially useful where you want decoration that extends vertically rather than a small conventional badge.

For a more subtle appearance, use just one patch. For a stronger decorative effect, position the two together in their mirrored formation.

They can also be incorporated into an upcycling project, helping transform a plain or older item into something more individual.

Decorate Bags & Accessories

A plain fabric bag can become much more distinctive with the addition of embroidered flowers.

These lavender purple patches could be used on canvas tote bags, shoppers, fabric handbags, backpacks, craft bags or handmade accessories.

On a large bag, position the pair opposite one another for a coordinated design. On a smaller accessory, a single appliqué can provide plenty of decorative detail on its own.

The combination of purple and gold can look particularly striking against neutral fabrics such as black, white, cream, beige and grey.

Ideal for Creative Craft Projects

The patches are not limited to ready-made clothing. They can also become decorative elements within sewing, textile and craft projects.

Combine them with lace, ribbon, beads, buttons, decorative stitching or other embroidered patches to create your own design.

They are suitable for adding floral detail to handmade garments, costume projects, fabric accessories and many other textile creations where an embroidered botanical embellishment is wanted.

The open sections incorporated between some of the leaves and stems allow the colour of the fabric underneath to show through, helping the appliqué become part of the overall design rather than simply covering the surface.

How to Iron On

Before ironing, check the care label of the item you are decorating. The iron-on method should only be used on fabrics capable of safely accepting the necessary heat. Delicate, coated, waterproof or heat-sensitive materials should be sewn instead.

1. Prepare your item: Make sure the fabric is clean, dry and free from wrinkles.

2. Arrange the patches: Place the appliqués in the desired positions. When using both as a mirrored pair, arrange them together first so you can check that the spacing and height are even.

3. Heat your iron: Select a suitable medium-to-high heat setting for the fabric. Turn the steam function off.

4. Protect the embroidery: Cover the patch with a thin cotton cloth, pressing cloth or clean tea towel. Do not place the hot iron directly onto the decorative embroidery.

5. Apply heat: Press firmly over the covered patch for approximately 20–30 seconds. Apply steady pressure rather than continuously moving the iron backwards and forwards.

6. Heat from behind: If the garment allows, turn it inside out and press the reverse of the patch area for another 20–30 seconds.

7. Leave to cool: Allow the adhesive to cool completely before moving or testing the patch.

8. Check the edges: Gently inspect the outer edges. If any section has not bonded properly, cover it again and repeat the heating process for a short period.

Iron temperatures and fabrics vary, so these timings should be used as a general guide. Always prioritise the care instructions of the item being decorated.

How to Sew On

Sewing provides another way to attach the patches and is especially useful for fabrics that cannot safely be ironed.

Position the appliqué where required and temporarily secure it with pins or suitable fabric clips.

Using a thread that coordinates with the lavender or purple edging, work small stitches around the perimeter of the patch. Follow the outline of the flowers, leaves, stems and narrow pointed sections so that the complete design sits securely against the fabric.

Take particular care around the projecting leaves and curved lower stems, as securing these smaller areas will help prevent them from lifting during use.

Fasten the thread securely on the reverse when finished.

For thicker fabrics such as denim or canvas, choose a strong needle appropriate for the material.

For Extra Security – Iron & Sew

On suitable fabrics, you can combine both attachment methods.

First iron the patch into its final position. Once it has completely cooled, add discreet stitches around the edges.

This approach can be particularly useful for frequently worn or washed items such as jackets, jeans and trousers, or for bags that receive regular handling.

It also makes sewing easier because the adhesive holds the appliqué in the correct position while you stitch.

Creative Placement Ideas

There are plenty of ways to use this matching floral pair. Try placing them symmetrically down the front of a jacket, diagonally across the corners of a bag, near the lower hem of a dress or skirt, or vertically along the legs of trousers.

For a larger statement piece, combine both patches with other floral appliqués to build a colourful embroidered garden across the back of a denim jacket.

They may also be useful for decorating over certain small marks, unwanted logos, stitching or worn areas, depending on the size and position of the area being covered.

Product Details

Product: Pair of Lavender Purple Flower Patches
Quantity: 2 embroidered floral patches
Colours: Lavender purple, deeper purple, grey-lavender and gold-coloured detailing
Design: Large flower, flower bud, leaves and decorative curved stems
Orientation: Coordinating opposite-facing / mirrored pair
Application: Iron On or Sew On
Style: Embroidered floral appliqué / decorative patch badge
Suitable For: Clothes, jackets, jeans, trousers, dresses, skirts, shirts, bags, crafts, sewing, customising and upcycling

With their soft lavender colouring, intricate floral shapes and contrasting gold embroidery, these patches offer an attractive way to introduce floral decoration without the brighter appearance of traditional multicoloured flower designs. Use them together for an elegant matching arrangement or separately to bring two different clothing or craft projects together with the same distinctive floral theme.