Iron-on Patch · Pinterest boardMidnight Hibiscus

1. Remove wrinkles from the area where you want to transfer the patch
2. Place the patch on the wrinkle free area
3. Iron for 10-30 seconds on low-medium heat settings. Iron repeatedly if fabric is thick like denim.
4. Let it cool to room temperature → Peel film slowly
5. Put film back on the transferred patch → Iron again for 10 sec to lock the patch in the fabric
6. Follow wash instructions

Yes! Hot Sticks are great for hiding stains. Just note - some designs aren’t 100% opaque, so a faint shadow of the stain might still peek through. But they’ll still do an awesome job of distracting the eye and making your outfit look fresh again.

Best results on cotton, cotton blends, denim, canvas, and most woven fabrics. Avoid leather, silk, polyester blends with heat sensitivity, or stretchy lycra/spandex.

Set to medium-high (around 160–170°C) or the “cotton” setting on most irons. No steam.

Press for 10–30 seconds with firm pressure, then check edges. If needed, re-press for a few seconds.

Nope — always use a thin cotton cloth or baking paper between the patch and the iron to protect the print.

Absolutely — set it to 160°C for 10–12 seconds with medium pressure.