Plaster Patch Iron Sew On Clothes Denim Jeans Coat Jumper Bag Embroidered Badge

Plaster Patch Iron / Sew On Embroidered Badge
Size: 7.4 cm Height x 7.3 cm Width

Add a fun and creative twist to your clothing repairs with this embroidered plaster (bandage) patch. Designed in the classic crossed-plaster shape, this badge is perfect for covering small holes, tears, or worn areas on jeans, jackets, coats, jumpers, and bags — while turning damage into a statement detail.

🩹 Design & Colours

This patch features a stitched plaster design with clean detailing and a soft textured finish.

Colours visible:

• Light beige / nude base colour

• Slightly darker beige stitched border

• Pale white / light grey circular “pad” details in the centre

• Matching beige embroidered edge

The neutral tones make it easy to pair with denim, black, navy, white, brown, or earth-toned fabrics.

🔥 Iron-On Instructions (Heat Activated Backing)

Best suited for cotton, denim, canvas, and polyester blends.
Not recommended for waterproof, leather, nylon, or delicate fabrics.

Step-by-step application:

1. Set iron to Cotton setting (180–200°C) with steam turned OFF.

2. Lay garment flat on a firm, heat-safe surface.

3. Pre-press the area for 5–10 seconds to remove moisture and wrinkles.

4. Position the patch adhesive side down exactly where required.

5. Cover with a thin cotton cloth or baking paper.

6. Press firmly for 15–20 seconds, applying steady pressure (do not slide the iron).

7. Lift and reposition to ensure all edges are heated evenly.

8. Turn garment inside out and press from the reverse side for another 10–15 seconds.

9. Allow to cool completely before checking adhesion.

If edges lift, repeat the pressing process. For heavy-wear items like bags or frequently washed clothing, stitching around the border is recommended for extra security.

🧵 Sew-On Instructions (For Maximum Durability)

Ideal for thick denim, workwear, or high-stress areas like knees and elbows.

1. Position the patch over the damaged area and secure with pins.

2. Use thread that matches the beige border for a clean finish.

3. Begin from inside the garment to hide your knot.

4. Sew closely around the embroidered edge using a small whip stitch or tight running stitch.

5. Keep stitches evenly spaced and firm.

6. Tie off securely inside and trim excess thread.

Sewing ensures long-term durability, especially for children's clothing or frequently washed items.

💡 Creative Ways to Use This Patch

• Cover rips in jeans knees

• Add character to elbow patches on jumpers

• Repair small holes in coats or jackets

• Customise tote bags or backpacks

• Create a playful “stitched-up” themed outfit

• Use on craft projects or costume designs

• Add to aprons or workwear for a fun repair aesthetic

This plaster patch is both practical and playful — a stylish way to fix, customise, or personalise your favourite clothing pieces.