Iron on embroidery refers to an embroidery pattern or patch that is fixed to the fabric by ironing. This embroidery pattern or patch is usually made by a professional embroidery machine or hand embroidery, and then a special hot melt adhesive is coated on the back, so that they can be easily fixed on fabrics such as clothing, bags, and household items by ironing.
The following is a detailed introduction to “iron on embroidery”:

1. Features

Convenient and fast: Compared with traditional sewing embroidery, ironing embroidery patches do not require a complicated sewing process, and can be easily fixed using an iron or a household ironing machine.
Diversity: Ironing embroidery patches provide a rich selection of patterns and colors to meet the personalized and fashionable needs of different consumers.
Durability: The specially treated embroidery patches have good wear resistance and washability, and can keep the pattern clear and beautiful for a long time.

2. Application scenarios

Clothing decoration: Ironing embroidery patches can be used to decorate T-shirts, jeans, dresses and other clothing to increase the fashion sense and personalization of clothing.
Home Furnishings: They can also be used to decorate home furnishings such as curtains, pillows, and bed sheets, adding a touch of color to the home environment.
Handicrafts: In addition, ironing embroidery patches can also be used as raw materials for handicrafts and are used to make various creative handicrafts.

3. Precautions for use

Choose the right ironing tool: When using a household ironing machine or iron, make sure that the temperature is moderate to avoid damage to the embroidery patch due to excessive temperature.
Preparation before ironing: Before ironing, make sure that the embroidery patch is flat and wrinkle-free between the embroidery patch and the fabric, and place a clean cloth on the fabric to prevent direct contact with the embroidery patch during ironing and cause damage.
Ironing tips: Apply pressure evenly when ironing, and keep the iron on the embroidery patch for a while to ensure that the hot melt glue is fully melted and fixed.

4. Maintenance and care

Cleaning: When cleaning fabrics with ironing embroidery patches, follow the product instructions and avoid using bleach or strong alkaline detergents to avoid damaging the embroidery patch.
Ironing maintenance: When ironing fabrics with embroidered patches, be careful to avoid ironing the embroidered patch part directly to avoid damaging the embroidery pattern.