Introduction Embroidered patches have been a widespread way of adding a personalized touch to accessories or clothing items for many years. Whether it’s a business team, brand logo or personal design, custom embroidery patches have always been a unique way of presenting your style and personality. Custom embroidery patches have become popular in recent years due to their versatility, exclusivity, durability and cost-effectiveness. Making a custom embroidered patch is an easy task. Once you are done making your customized embroidered patch, you have to attach it to your clothing or any desired item. There are different options you can choose from, such as iron-on, Velcro, and others. Let’s explore every option in detail with steps so that you have a clear idea of all the backing options for your embroidered patch. 3 Ways You Can Add Embroidered Patches On Clothing Items Iron-On Embroidered Patches An iron-on backing on a patch is the perfect choice if you want to add your patch on denim or cotton. Embroidered Patches are thick and made of firm threads, which is why using needles is time-taking and difficult. Once you have designed your embroidered patches, it’s time to attach them to your clothing, purse, shoes or any desired item. Here is a simple step-by-step guide on applying your iron-on patch like an expert. Step 1: Begin with an ironing board and your clothing item. Place the back side of the patch on the exact spot where you want to add the patch. Marking the spots can make the process much easier. Step 2: Drain out any water from the iron and set it to the highest temperature possible. Try to only use the tip of the iron when applying the patch, according to the size. Step 3: Put the iron on the patched area, holding it there for 20 seconds or more. Firmly press down on the iron while maintaining a steady hand. To prevent the patch from any movement while exerting […]
