Iron-on Clothing Patches-Nantucket Patchwork

I had a blouse that accidentally ripped and I refused to throw it away. I came across these patches hoping to save the blouse and it worked! I cut the patches up and put them in various areas on the blouse and it's a totally new blouse. The patch design is cute and if you cut them up the right way, they look really good. They fringe a bit at the end when cut, so I would just be aware of that. When I ironed the patches on though, the fringes weren't obvious.

I love these madras patches, the colors are so cute. They iron easily and stay on after washing them. If they fall off I can try to iron them on again or use some embroidery stitches to keep them on. 😊

This product is super cute and I love the patterns and material however, it peeled off 2 weeks after I ironed it on which was annoying... I got the iron on patches because I was hoping I wouldn't have to sew them on as well, but it seems that with this product, sewing is a must..

Patched a pair of well worn jeans with many holes in them. I get a ton of commits from people saying they love the jeans and the way the patches look. Easy to put on with a normal household clothes iron.

I would buy these again, but they're far from what I was expecting.The reviews complained that they didn't iron on.. But I really wanted this style patches, and I wanted them to show thru the hole, not be patched on from the outside..1. First thing I did was heat them, washed in HOT water to try to get the plastic material off the back. I pulled as much of that off as I could.2. Then I cut the piece I wanted to cover the hole.3. flipped the jeans wrong side out and ironed the area where the hole was to make it flat.4. I used the regular/ugly denim colored patches to cover up the whole hole and the patch.. making sure none of the plaid patch was showing.5. I followed the directions on the other iron-on patches to heat the patch with an iron to make it stick to the jeans, and the plaid patch.Turned out so cute, and took less than 5 minutes of my time.I have 3 boys and I always keep their clothes to use for their brothers. Now I can patch their knee holes and they look as cute as they did when I originally bought them.I repaired 3 pair of jeans, (3 knee holes) and I have enough pieces to repair another 6 pairs of jeans probably. I would buy these patches again, I like the patchwork look. They're thin though, I can't imagine them working well without the other patches on the other side.

Tried to apply to a quilt and the patch did not come close to adhering to the fabric. Total waste of money.

Love the assorted plaid patchesGail

Wow! , this is a great find for the money! I followed directions and ironed on the patches onto my jeans, then did a quick stitch around the edges just to be sure it stayed on., Love it!