Patchwork letters

This listing is for a set of 26 alphabet letters or 10 numbers (0-9). Letters are made from various types and colors of upcycled fabric with a piece of cotton batting in between. If you’d like to just purchase individual letters/numbers, or extra letters to be able to spell your child’s name you can add them for $3 each. Just leave me a note to tell me which extra letters you are wanting. Fabric will vary with each order. Message me with any questions! These letters are also great for…

New high quality alphabet height around 3-4cm design iron on parches bordados sewing embroidery patches for clothing diy patche

About this item Embroidery Patches: Use these letter patches for jackets, jeans, shirts, blouses, bags, caps, backpacks, tote bags, and purses to show off your personal style and creativity Easy To Apply: To apply the varsity letter patches, simply preheat your iron and place cotton fabric over the patch to secure it into place; iron directly onto the applique patch for approximately 30-60 seconds with pressure to ensure that the adhesive heats up and adheres to the fabric; for best results…

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"Patchwork 'iron on' alphabet lettering with stitched detail. Please note: the colour and fabric of each letter is exactly as seen. These letters are a perfect way to personalise any project. These letters have a special iron on backing therefore can be iron onto jeans, T-Shirts, fleece blankets, book bags etc, but can also be sewn on or glued onto toy boxes or door plaques etc. Children love to have things personalised, just watch their faces light up when they see their very own name…

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Alphabet quilt mocked up in Andover fabrics Atomic by Libs Elliott. This pattern uses 8 fat quarters in shades of different colors to create a folded ribbon effect. Ribbon Letters pattern by Patch and Dot.