Great question! You can adhere the patch with the iron without melting the patch one of two ways. 1. Cover the patch with cloth and iron over the patch. The cloth will act as a barrier. The second way is to iron around the vinyl. Using a mini-heat press helps with this as it is small and can get around the wording. Another best practice is to warm up the area on the fabric where the patch is going to be adhered. Doing this will start the adhesive action. You can always use HTV for the top layer wording as well.
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I absolutely love this! TFS
This is next level and very creative!! I'm so glad your video came up in my Google search
Thank you so much. I am glad you enjoyed.😉
Like the video because it has more than the usual content. Nice job!
Thank you! I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Love this idea! I have lots of scrap fabric too!
Go for it!
Love this!
Thank you!
Thanks for the great video.
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How are you keeping the vinyl from melting if it's not htv when you press the patch
Great question! You can adhere the patch with the iron without melting the patch one of two ways. 1. Cover the patch with cloth and iron over the patch. The cloth will act as a barrier. The second way is to iron around the vinyl. Using a mini-heat press helps with this as it is small and can get around the wording. Another best practice is to warm up the area on the fabric where the patch is going to be adhered. Doing this will start the adhesive action. You can always use HTV for the top layer wording as well.
Never heard of wonder under or A-25?
Where can I buy it??
Thx
I want to patch a tent my dog chewed up.
Any craft store that sells fabric should have it.