TIESOME 24PCS Daisy Iron On Patches Two Sizes, Cute Sunflower Embroidery Patches Floral Embroidery Applique Colorful DIY Repair Patch Decorative for Jeans

Perfect patches to jazz up my grand daughter’s denim jacket. They look very pretty and were easy to iron on. Good selection of sizes and colours.

Various colourful sizes and look great .. iron easily

I tested these Daisy Iron On PatchesHere's what I found...Pros ✅ I love these as a simple and customisable way to personalise my clothing. They provide a coherence to my clothes that come from a range of different manufacturers and give it "My Look" that is more of an "ensemble".Daisy designs like these are classics - from the 1950's onwards they have been a regular design cue in clothing - so this pack is a great way to start. You get enough in the pack for a host of jeans, shirts, T-Shirts, blouses and sweat shirts (don't forget fabric hats and bags too). Manufacture is good - so far I have put 4 through a 40-degree biological detergent wash and spin and the colour has stayed good and the patch remains suck.Crucially - you don't need to be well versed in sewing to get the job done thanks to iron-on patches, which are easy to work with.My tips for getting a good bond so that the patch stays put -- use the iron setting mentioned on the care tag on the clothes - so 3-star for cottons and 2-star settings for polyester/cottons etc.....- Iron using the tip so you can focus the heat to the correct area- If there is no care tag, it's better to be safe than sorry, so use a lower heat, but keep the iron on the patch long enough for the adhesive back to melt and fuse with the fabric.- Cover the patch with a piece of fabric or parchment paper before ironing so you don't burn it.- on thin fabric - consider ironing from the reverse side as you will melt the glue quicker and have a lower risk of scorching thevfabric- Start from the middle of the patch to act as an anchor and move out from there. Keep in mind that the adhesive backing on an iron-on patch needs to fully melt to then bond onto the fabric.Cons ❌ you need to work at the technique to make the bonding long-lasting --Iron on works for most - but not all fabrics. Sometimes there's no option but to get out a needle and thread.Ignore the idea often shared of using hair straighteners - stick to using the tip of the iron.OVERALL - I really like this pack, the design, colour and manufacture is good - and I would be happy to get it again.Delivery was quick. My pack came next day, which is great service especially in the Christmas season.

Bought for an eight year old fashion designer 😀 She will have loads of ideas for these

These colourful patches will put a smile on anyone’s face. They just look happy.You get 24 in all - 12 large & 12 small. The colours are mostly bright primaries with a few pastels in the mix. I personally prefer the brighter colours because they stand out more but it’s all a matter of taste & where you intend to use them.The material is fairly lightweight but looks strong enough for most materials. Being lighter they’re more pliable than a lot of stitched patches which means they can be used for thinner materials than canvas or jeans. I don’t intend using them on washable fabrics so can’t comment on how the adhesive will last but it would tell on a test piece if you can give it the business in your washing machine to see how it comes out.As with all these patches, follow the iron-on instructions (there were no instructions included with the patches but they’re given in detail on the item description advert). It’s advisable if you can wield a needle & thread to secure them with a few stitches around the edges to offset any adhesive failures.All in these are happy little guys to brighten up any wardrobe piece, jeans, handbags, kids soft toys – your imagination is the limit.