Vanellope Von Schweetz from Disney's Wreck-It Ralph Fully Embroidered Sew-On & Iron-On Patch

Name: Vanellope Von Schweetz from Disney's Wreck-It Ralph Fully Embroidered Sew-On & Iron-On Patch
Brand: ParkPatches
SKU: 628433962
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (633 reviews)

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Materials: polyester thread, polyester blend fabric

Made with polyester thread on white polyester blend fabric. Choose from iron-on backing or no backing (sew-on). Measures 2 3/8" w x 4" h.

Each patch is made to order, by me and cut out by hand. Please allow 5-7 business days for processing. Thank you for reading!

Iron-on instructions:
You will need: a household iron, ironing board, and parchment paper

1. Preheat your iron to medium heat for five minutes. Do not use the steam setting.
2. Peel the paper liner off the back of your patch to expose the adhesive backing, and set patch aside.
3. Cut out a piece of parchment paper big enough to protect the patch and material from the hot iron. If you apply iron directly to the embroidery, the polyester thread will melt and you will scorch your garment.
4. Place patch adhesive-side down onto garment in desired location, then cover it with the parchment paper. The adhesive can only be used once!
5. Press and hold iron firmly on the entire patch (or in sections) for 6 to 8 seconds, depending on the material (for cotton, 8 seconds; for lighter fabrics, 6 seconds). Do not move the iron. Repeat across entire patch if necessary until completely heated.
6. Let patch cool completely before moving the garment. You may even want to carefully hold the edges of the patch as it cools. If any edges come up, flip garment over and iron patch edges from the back for an additional 2 to 3 seconds. Once again use parchment paper to protect garment.
7. Your patch is ironed on! Enjoy!

It’s recommended to hand or machine stitch patches down for lifelong security. This iron-on backing is not meant to be a permanent adhesive, rather to hold the patch on so you can sew it down. Adhesive will not stick to certain fabrics like leather and fabrics made mostly of plastic. If you wish to launder the garment with the patch, wash in delicate cold and tumble dry, low heat. Do not dry clean.

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Short answer, I charge $1 extra for iron on backing due to materials and extra steps in the process.

Long answer, I stitch patches intended for IO backing at slightly tighter tensions so that the backs of the patches are flat for the best possible adhesion to the backing; this puts me and my machine under a bit of pressure! I trim the fabric and stabilizer as normal, and use tape to pull up any spare thread (lint) from the back from the trimming process. Finally I trace and cut the IO backing to the exact shape of the patch minus 1/16” - 1/8”, and iron it onto the patch.

The iron-on backing I use (Heat’n’Bond) is not necessarily rated for permanent adhesion, but some people may get that result. It is excellent for basting the patch to your material so that it stays in place while you stitch it on, and I've personally had great experiences with it.

I recommend stitching the patch on using a sturdy needle and thimble, for lifelong security. Permanence (without security stitches) depends on the material of the item you’re ironing the patch onto, and how much it flexes and moves. The adhesive does not stick well to leather or materials with high concentration of plastic, like nylon.

Yes, I probably can! What’s great about embroidery is you can change the colors to make it special. Some people may want a different fabric color or, for example, the border of a patch to be a different color, to match their project. This is usually pretty simply done by stopping the machine and switching the spool, but too much color customization may not be possible with certain designs. Just send me a message with your request including a picture of the color, and I will get back to you with thread color options I have on hand.

Yep! Just send me a message with the details and a picture. I’ve done multiple custom patches for customers, and I've learned my way around an embroidery program called Embrilliance. I charge a flat $25 fee (on top of the patch price) for digitization, subsequent testing of the design, materials used, and my time. $30 if you’d like to keep the embroidery file for your own personal or business use. (I will also remain available to you in case you need me to adjust parts of the design or any troubleshooting you may need help with).

I cannot guarantee I will be able to fulfill your custom request, and I reserve the right to pass on your request based on my availability, the difficulty of design, and/or the limits of the program.