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Pair of Navy Blue Flower Patches Iron Sew On Clothes Crafts Flowers Patch Badge

Pair of Navy Blue Flower Patches Iron Sew On Clothes Crafts Flowers Patch Badge

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Category: Patches
Product Type: Iron On Patch, Sew On Patch
Tagged: Blue Flower, Blue, Flower, Navy Blue, Symmetrical

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

Give clothing, bags and craft projects a rich decorative finish with this striking Pair of Navy Blue Flower Patches. Featuring an elaborate floral arrangement embroidered in deep navy and complementary blue tones, each patch is enhanced with fine gold-coloured stitching that beautifully picks out the petals, leaves and smaller decorative details.

Supplied as a coordinating opposite-facing pair, these floral appliqués can be positioned together to create a balanced symmetrical display or used separately on different garments and accessories.

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

Rich Navy Blue Floral Embroidery

The deep blue colouring gives these patches a distinctive appearance that works particularly well against denim, black, grey, white, cream and other contrasting fabrics.

Each appliqué incorporates a detailed arrangement of botanical elements. A large open flower forms the centrepiece, with carefully embroidered layered petals and sweeping gold-coloured details through the centre. Above sits a smaller closed flower or bud, surrounded by pointed leaves that give the design additional height.

The surrounding foliage is filled with fine stitched vein details, while the lower section introduces slightly lighter blue-grey leaves to create subtle contrast against the darker navy flowers.

Gold-coloured embroidery is used throughout the design rather than being limited to the flower centres. Small gold stitches highlight the edges and interiors of the leaves, flowers and lower foliage, giving the patches an attractive decorative finish.

Designed as a Mirrored Pair

These are not simply two identical patches facing in the same direction. The pair consists of left-facing and right-facing floral designs, making them especially useful for symmetrical clothing decoration.

Place one on either side of a jacket opening, neckline or blouse for a coordinated look. They could also be positioned on opposite sides of a bag, on the two legs of trousers or jeans, or at either side of a skirt or dress.

Used together, the two patches create an attractive floral frame. Used individually, each patch is detailed enough to work as a standalone embellishment.

Excellent for Denim Jackets & Jeans

The combination of navy blue, lighter blue and gold-coloured embroidery makes these patches particularly suited to denim customisation.

Try positioning the pair down the front of a denim jacket, beside the pockets or across the shoulders. They could also be arranged together on the back of a jacket as part of a larger embroidered design.

For jeans, a single patch could be positioned along one leg, beside a pocket or towards the lower leg, while the pair can be used symmetrically for a more distinctive customised appearance.

Because the patches contain several shades of blue, they can complement both traditional blue denim and darker indigo fabrics.

Personalise Clothes & Accessories

These floral appliqués are a simple way to make ordinary clothing feel much more individual. They can add decoration to suitable jackets, jeans, trousers, shirts, blouses, dresses, skirts, sweatshirts and other garments.

Their tall floral shape is particularly useful when you want to decorate a narrow or vertical section of fabric.

The pair could be positioned down the front of a garment, around a neckline, towards the hem of a skirt or dress, or used as matching details on either side.

You can also incorporate them into clothing you are making yourself, adding the appliqués during a sewing or dressmaking project for an attractive embroidered finishing detail.

Transform Bags & Fabric Accessories

Plain bags provide an excellent surface for embroidered patches.

Use these navy blue flowers to decorate a canvas tote, shopper, backpack, fabric handbag, craft bag or handmade accessory. The two mirrored designs can be placed opposite one another to create a coordinated arrangement, or a single patch can be used as a focal point.

Against cream or natural canvas, the deep navy colouring creates a strong contrast. Against darker fabrics, the gold embroidery helps the floral details stand out.

Ideal for Upcycling & Creative Crafts

These patches are also perfect for anyone who enjoys giving existing items a new look rather than replacing them.

An older jacket, pair of jeans or plain bag can be transformed with carefully positioned embroidery. Depending on the size and position, the patches may also help decorate over certain small marks, worn areas or unwanted motifs.

For a larger craft project, combine them with other flower patches, leaves, butterflies, stars, lettering or decorative embroidery to build your own unique arrangement.

They can also be incorporated into textile art, handmade clothing, costume projects, cushion covers and other suitable fabric crafts.

How to Iron On

Always check that your chosen fabric can withstand the required heat before attempting to iron on the patches. Do not use the iron-on method on delicate, waterproof, coated, synthetic heat-sensitive or otherwise unsuitable materials. These should be sewn on instead.

1. Prepare the surface: Make sure the fabric is clean, completely dry and free from creases.

2. Position the patches: Arrange them in the required locations. When using the pair symmetrically, take a moment to check the spacing, height and angle before ironing.

3. Heat the iron: Select a suitable medium-to-high temperature according to the garment's care instructions. Switch the steam function off.

4. Cover the patch: Place a thin cotton cloth, pressing cloth or clean tea towel over the embroidery. Avoid applying the hot iron directly to the decorative threads.

5. Apply firm pressure: Press firmly over the covered patch for approximately 20–30 seconds. Keep the iron relatively still rather than repeatedly sliding it across the surface.

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

7. Allow it to cool: Leave the patch undisturbed until both the fabric and adhesive have cooled completely.

8. Check the edges: Once cool, gently check around the outline. If an area has not bonded fully, cover it and apply heat again for a short period.

Iron temperatures and materials vary, so these timings are intended as a general guide. Always follow the care instructions of the item being decorated.

How to Sew On

Sewing is an excellent alternative and is particularly useful for heavier materials or fabrics unsuitable for ironing.

First position the patch carefully and hold it temporarily in place with pins or fabric clips.

Choose a thread that coordinates with the navy blue embroidered edging. Using small stitches, sew around the outside of the appliqué, following the shape of the flowers, pointed leaves and curved lower stems.

Pay particular attention to the narrower tips and projecting sections of the design. Securing these areas helps prevent them from lifting away from the garment during wear.

For thick denim or canvas, use a strong needle suitable for heavyweight fabric.

Combine Ironing & Sewing for a Secure Finish

On suitable materials, the patches can be ironed into position and then sewn around the edges.

This can be particularly useful for frequently worn clothing or heavily used accessories. The adhesive holds the patch neatly in place while you stitch, making it easier to follow the detailed outline.

This method is worth considering for items such as denim jackets, jeans, trousers, backpacks and everyday bags.

Creative Placement Ideas

The mirrored design opens up plenty of possibilities. Try placing the pair vertically down the two front sides of a jacket or cardigan, with the flowers facing towards one another. Alternatively, position them at opposite corners of a large tote bag or on either side of a dress.

For trousers or jeans, one patch could run down each leg. They could also be used around pockets or placed diagonally for a less formal arrangement.

For a statement denim jacket, position both patches on the back and surround them with smaller embroidered flowers, lettering or other appliqués to create your own completely individual design.

Product Details

Product: Pair of Navy Blue Flower Patches
Quantity: 2 embroidered patches
Size: Each patch measures approximately 6.9 cm Width × 11.8 cm Height
Main Colour: Navy Blue
Additional Colours: Blue, blue-grey and gold-coloured detailing
Design: Flowers, flower bud, leaves and decorative curved stems
Orientation: Coordinating left-facing and right-facing / mirrored pair
Application: Iron On or Sew On
Type: Embroidered floral appliqué / decorative patch badge
Suitable For: Clothes, denim, jeans, jackets, trousers, dresses, skirts, shirts, bags, crafts, sewing, customising and upcycling

With their deep navy colouring, contrasting blue-grey foliage and intricate gold-coloured embroidery, these floral patches offer a sophisticated alternative to brighter flower designs. Use the two together to create an impressive symmetrical arrangement or separate them to add matching floral decoration to two different items.

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