Iron-on patch - Gigantosaurus - green - size 11 x 8 cm
Iron-on patch - Gigantosaurus - green - size 11 x 8 cm
Children's dinosaur iron on fabric is suitable for disguising holes in clothes, protruding knees, but also as a decoration or to distinguish clothes from others. We can use them on t-shirts, sweatpants, sweatshirts, skirts, pants and more.
How to iron an iron on? First of all, we need to evaluate whether the iron is really suitable for our material, so that we can be sure that we do not cause even more damage. If we iron on pure cotton textiles, our work will be the easiest - typically sweatpants, T-shirts, cotton sweatshirts. With a lower cotton content, we will have to be more careful and be sure not to destroy the clothes with the temperature.
The iron-on can be ironed from the reverse side (from the bottom side), but also from the front side (from the upper, visible side).
If we iron from the wrong side and we want to cover a hole in the clothes, we have to be careful not to get the glue on the iron and ruin it. If we iron the image on the back just for show, this option will definitely be better. Using an iron, we iron from the reverse side the place where we placed the image on the other side of the fabric, until the glue is completely dissolved and the image stays in place.
In the case of ironing from the front - e.g. when repairing larger holes, or if you cannot reach the image with the iron from the reverse side, or the material is too thick and the heat would not penetrate the image, we recommend placing a cotton cloth or towel over the image and ironing the image over it without use of steam. The cloth will help to protect the clothes from the high temperature of the iron. And we iron again until the glue in the picture dissolves and completely sticks to the garment.
After ironing, we leave the clothes unwashed for a few days so that the glue can settle and the image holds nicely.
Product code: CEZ5655 Shipping and Payment
Children's dinosaur iron on fabric is suitable for disguising holes in clothes, protruding knees, but also as a decoration or to distinguish clothes from others. We can use them on t-shirts, sweatpants, sweatshirts, skirts, pants and more.
How to iron an iron on? First of all, we need to evaluate whether the iron is really suitable for our material, so that we can be sure that we do not cause even more damage. If we iron on pure cotton textiles, our work will be the easiest - typically sweatpants, T-shirts, cotton sweatshirts. With a lower cotton content, we will have to be more careful and be sure not to destroy the clothes with the temperature.
The iron-on can be ironed from the reverse side (from the bottom side), but also from the front side (from the upper, visible side).
If we iron from the wrong side and we want to cover a hole in the clothes, we have to be careful not to get the glue on the iron and ruin it. If we iron the image on the back just for show, this option will definitely be better. Using an iron, we iron from the reverse side the place where we placed the image on the other side of the fabric, until the glue is completely dissolved and the image stays in place.
In the case of ironing from the front - e.g. when repairing larger holes, or if you cannot reach the image with the iron from the reverse side, or the material is too thick and the heat would not penetrate the image, we recommend placing a cotton cloth or towel over the image and ironing the image over it without use of steam. The cloth will help to protect the clothes from the high temperature of the iron. And we iron again until the glue in the picture dissolves and completely sticks to the garment.
After ironing, we leave the clothes unwashed for a few days so that the glue can settle and the image holds nicely.
Product code: CEZ5655 Shipping and Payment
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Material | 100 % Polyester |
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Total dimensions | 8,5 cm x 7,5 cm |