Baseball Patches, Embroidered Iron On/Sew On Baseball Patches, Cute Applique Patches for Clothing, Jackets, Hats, Backpacks, Jeans (Pack of 12)

I used these to patch a hole on my couch that my cats ripped up. I used a straightener since I don’t have an iron, and somehow it worked. It lasted through two moves within three years and is still holding on strong.

Amazing value. I attached them to my overalls and I am absolutely obsessed with how they turned out! There were only a handful of patches that I didn't like but most of them were so cute. I pressed each one for 60 seconds and had no issues.

Great product, but didn’t like the assortment. I got for my rambunctious 5 year old who ruins all his clothes. But most of the patches were very girly (pink, flowers, lipsticks, etc), I cod t really use any of them, so i am returning it. Otherwise, great concept

These are so cute! Takes a while to stick though

They worked as it should, good size , easy to use , have not noticed any peeling problems, good colors

The designs are OK (at least better than other ones online) and the size is OK for toddler's clothing; however, the adhesive is of poor quality. Without even washing the garments, the patches are coming off. We need to sew it now.

I purchased the "60pcs Random Assorted Styles Embroidered Patches" set. The photo shows the patches I received. There were indeed 60 patches of assorted sizes and designs. Some of the reviews said they didn't stick well, so I was hesitant to purchase them. I had a bit of trouble getting them to stick at first, but with a little experimenting I was able to get them to successfully stay on with a nice hot iron on the cotton setting for at least 60 seconds per patch. I had a thin towel between the iron and the patch, and no damage was done to the patches or the canvas. I put them on canvas backpacks for my niece and nephews and they've held up great so far. I also tried them on a nylon fabric waist bag. The heat started to melt the nylon and it got a little warped and the patch started to melt a little in one spot. Maybe the iron was hotter or maybe that particular patch had less heat resistance. I wouldn’t definitely consider the fabric you plan to adhere the patches too. If you can’t heat the fabric hot enough the patches won’t stick, but you don’t want to melt your items either. I'm glad I took the chance and got these patches for the canvas backpacks, but won’t be using them in anything synthetic without testing the heat first.

The items served their purpose. Made a junk case for my daughter & niece as an arts & craft project for them and they were in love with the final look. Everything came together. I did take the backs off because it appears the charms are more so for crocs, but nevertheless the job was complete