Syhood 15 Sheets Iron-on Patches Mending Fabric 4.92 x 11 Inch Iron on Clothes Patches on Repair Kit for Mending Fix Couch Pants Pockets Holes Knees Elbow(Trendy)

LOVE these patches!! I expected them to be really small but when I pulled them out of the box, they were HUGE! This is a really great value for the money spent! When looking at them, the adhesive on the back appears to be evenly placed .. no problem with the quality. They are large enough to where a person can get a lot of patches out of this set and they look super easy to use. I can see them being used for several things so would say they have multiple functions. I have not washed anything yet so can not speak on washing them but they seem to be a very well made patch so I am not expecting any trouble when washing. The colors are very true to image and are just beautiful! Thank you!

I adore the large size of the patches- I can cut them to any size or shape for sewing projects or crafts. And they hold permanently when ironed (I personally like to put a tiny bit of super-fabric-glue around the edges in case of fraying, but it it's not at all necessary)Plus, the fact that we can get colors and patterns, oh my! Crafts, here I come!Upon looking further on Amazon, they have plenty of different colors- of course.

I loved the colors and size . I ironed them on twice . Yes I did it on high and a very very long time , still corners lifted when worn ( after a couple of days sitting)

Well made and the size is good for all the ripped jeans that I need to patch.

Durable and decorative.

These are awesome iron on patches. I love the variety of colors and patterns.

Followed all instructions and these did NOT work - didn't even stick to the fabric after ironing. Would not recommend, waste of money.

These patches work, they just don't stay 'stuck' for very long. I've used them to patch small tears or rips in flannel pajamas. They go on easily, but within a week or two, the patches will begin to loosen around the outer edges. I've found that by using the steam setting on the iron, and using a higher temperature, will help them to adhere a little better and last longer, but not by much.