Instructables - Badge, iron-on patch

We're huge fans of Instructables! Adafruit presents these cool achievement 'badges' for electronics, science, and engineering. We think everyone should get rewarded for learning useful skills, and these badges are a great way to show and share your accomplishments. This 'I published an Instructable!' badge is perfect for educators, classrooms, workshops, Maker Faires, TechShops, Hackerspaces, and Makerspaces worldwide. It's a great way to encourage beginners on their skill - building journey. Made in the USA, this badge is not only beautifully designed but also built to last. The backing is iron - on, but you can also sew it on. It was created in partnership with Instructables, a web - based platform where enthusiasts share their projects, learn from others, and collaborate. In 2011, Instructables joined Autodesk, a leader in 3D design, engineering, and entertainment software.

Using this Instructables iron - on patch badge is easy. If you want to use the iron - on method, first, place the badge on the desired spot of your clothing or fabric. Then, cover it with a thin cloth to protect the badge. Heat up your iron to the appropriate temperature and press it firmly on the cloth for about 15 - 20 seconds. Make sure to cover the whole badge evenly. If you prefer to sew it on, just use a strong thread and a needle, and stitch around the edges of the badge. When it comes to maintenance, you can wash the item with the badge on it like you normally would. However, avoid using harsh chemicals or very hot water as it might damage the badge. Also, don't iron directly on the badge if you've used the iron - on method, as it could cause it to peel off. With proper care, this badge will last you a long time.