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DO NOT IRON ON PATCHES TO LEATHER! PATCHES MUST BE SEWN ONTO LEATHER EITHER BY HAND OR USING A SEWING MACHINE WITH A LEATHER NEEDLE.
Iron-On Directions: Iron-on patches can be applied to non-stretch fabrics using a household iron or a heat-press, usually found in most fabric or craft stores.
When applying Iron-on patches, use medium heat (250-300 degrees) and hold for 8-10 seconds. Do not use steam.
You should protect the surface of your the embroidered patch and your iron by placing a thin material, such as a pillowcase, between the iron and the surface of the embroidered patch.
It may also be a good idea to heat the back of the fabric for 5-10 seconds after the patch is attached.
Make sure that all edges are secure, especially the corners. If not, repeat the above steps.
Iron-on Patch Backing may also be used to allow your embroidered patch to be kept in place while you sew the perimeter of the patch to the fabric.
We do not recommend using Iron-on Patches on fabrics that are elastic, or materials that may be damaged by the heat of an iron or heat press.