An aspirational reminder that machines should serve people, not the other way around. To slightly lessen the irony of you purchasing this machine-made patch online, the design was created on paper with pencils, markers and paint, without the aid of computers. A collaboration with Weird Sisters, a yarn shop in St. Johns, Oregon 3.25" Iron-on backing How to Iron On Your New Patch1. Set your iron to the hottest setting. DO NOT USE STEAM!2. Make sure your fabric can withstand the hottest setting of your iron. Pro Tip: Sometimes it's easier to just sew the patch on, especially over heavy denim seams. 3. Place an old pillowcase, or ironing pad on top of the fabric and the patch.4. Place the iron on the area for 30-45 seconds.DO NOT MOVE THE IRON BACK AND FORTH!5. Flip the fabric to reverse side and repeat step 4.6. As with anything, if you want the patch to remain in the place you ironed it I strongly recommend sewing it, iron-on backing does not last forever. 7. Go forth and be a badass with your new patch!
