40 Pieces Iron on Round Sublimation Patch Blank Fabric Circle White Patch Circle White Patches Heat Transfer Repair Blank Patches for Clothes, Hats, Uniforms, Backpacks, Shoes

There are no sublimation instructions, but looking at the various other reviews, I used 160c for 180 seconds in my heat press and that worked fine. The paper covering the glue on the back of the badge definitely ends up firmly stuck to the badge. I have not tried to then iron the badge onto a garment, but I'm presuming applying heat to both sides will release the paper as described by other reviewers. If in doubt, sew them on!

So apart from me get the sizing of my image wrong these patches came out just fine. They are not thick like embroidered patches so dont expect them to be. They are a thin patch and are for sublimation printing using sublimation ink. (Not for drawing on with sharpies!). They have a protective backing over the sticky part so you dont need to worry about the sublimation process sticking the patch to your heat press. The sticking part is just a fabric glue and you need to make sure you iron/press it into the garment from both sides. It will easily peel off when its still hot so leave it to cool completely. If you find its still not fully stuck on, then you can always use a bit of hemming tape behind it to secure it better. I used my heat press at 150° for 40sec and the image wasn’t fully transferred, so i did an extra 30seconds and it was much better. That may be down to the paper/ink I was using so results may vary depending on what you are using. Overall good enough for the price. Only complaint is I only received 37 in the pack instead of 40.

These small round sublimation patches work perfectly—they take designs beautifully and hold up well. The only downside is that they don’t offer a pack in a single color, which would be much more convenient. A great product overall, just wish there were more purchasing options!

It took me some time and quite a few wasted patches to get the settings right. What worked for me in the end was, 180 seconds at 160 c with a pressing mat. I found the pressing mat made a huge improvement in the print, I think due to the thicker overlocked boarder to each patch the mat is important. I used ‘ink experts’ ink and paper. Over all they do seem a bit thin and haven’t seen them ironed onto any garments but think the colour of the garment may show through.

These were great for what I wanted them for. I was worried they'd be too flimsy and cheap from other reviews but for the price they suited me just fine! I used acrylic paint pens and they didn't bleed at all.

Don't work

Brought to make badges for a Brownie pack holiday event, they worked really well as shown in the photo (label covering girls name!). I used my Cricut Easy Press 2 at 386 for 70 seconds. Hope this helps

Fantastic value for money and really high quality

Il est difficile de découper correctement le papier qui va s'imprimer sur le patch. De plus il gondole une fois refroidi malgré le fait qu'il ait été compressé

We heated this at 390 for 60 sec. The colors comes out clean and look great.

Buy extra you'll need to test. Wasted 4/5 figuring what worked best. Hotter for longer seemed to be get a better print transfer

I needed DIY badges quickly for a scouting event. These were okay, definitely fit the budget which was a plus. We tried using sharpies on them and they bleed horribly. Pens were an okay substitute, but they feel cheap. The kids didn't seem to mind.

I can you for family projects but no for customers they are flimsy cheaply made