A high quality embroided iron on patch featuring the once beautiful Lake Pedder before its flooding in 1972 for a hydroelectric scheme. After the flooding, Barrister Edward St John famously stated: “The day will come when our children will undo what we so foolishly have done.” Show your support for the restoration of Lake Pedder with this patch. Designed and made right here in Tassie, Keep Tassie Wild was founded by Tasmania's very own Josh Pringle. To iron on your patch, set your iron to a hot cotton setting and place patch on the fabric and cover with a thin piece of cloth. It is recommended to give the patch a few stitches so it's extra secure and doesn't move during the ironing process. Next, apply firm, even pressure on the patch with the iron for 30-40 seconds then iron the opposite side for 20-30 seconds to reinforce. Now you've got a snazzy new patch that you can wear with Tassie pride! When washing, turn item of clothing inside out and machine wash on a gentle setting. Dimensions:Height: 6.5 cm, Width: 9 cm Making a difference 50% of Keep Tassie Wild's profits are donated to Tasmanian environmental organisations Designed and made right here in Tassie means there are less caron miles Promotes a sense of community and fosters a caring attitude towards our beautiful wilderness Packaging free Features Can be ironed on easily (although some stiches are recommended to keep your patch extra secure) Perfect for a backpack, jacket, or hat Suitable to iron on a wide variety of fabrics (exluding leather, nylon, and waterproof fabric) About In 2016, Josh Pringle started Keep Tassie Wild by making a single patch, inspired by his love and passion for Tassie wilderness. This one patch snowballed into a movement bigger than anyone could've imagined, with over 10,000 stickers sold, and over $30,000 donated to wildreness causes such as the Wilderness Society and the Bob Brown Foundation.
