DONALD THE DUCK FIREMAN EMBROIDERED PATCH BADGE SEW OR IRON ON PERSONALIZE IT

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DONALD THE DUCK FIREMAN EMBROIDERED PATCH BADGE SEW OR IRON ON PERSONALIZE IT:
$15.59

This is the Donald Duck Fireman that I made and it came out really nice. I used white felt as the base and used a heat backing so that it could be ironed on or if you prefer it can be sewed on. The patch is approximately 4.56\" w x 4.01\"h. 21,265 stitches went into this patch with 11 color changes. I stay at the machine to make sure nothing gets out of control. Some patches take longer to make than others, depending on the detail. Really cool and absolutely different and would look great on backpacks, jeans, jackets, the possibilities are endless!

Personalize the number 0-99. Just let me know which number you prefer (can only be up to 99).

For ironing it on to fabric, use a iron at not a high temperature and don\'t move the iron around too much. Just place a towel or cloth on top of it and just hold it down for about 30 to 40 seconds. Lift the towel or cloth and see if it has adhered to the material and if not just put the iron on it again for a few more seconds.

I am in no way associated with PBS, Cinar or Chouette. This is fan art and is meant for collectors.

Please make your payment within 3 business days, truly appreciated.

Comes from a smoke free home.

Thank you for your interest!

***IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Due to the Canada Post labor dispute, there may be a work stoppage so my current shipping times might take longer than expected. If a work stoppage does occur at Canada Post, I will try to find another way to get your item to you as quick as I can.
Please note shipping times from Canada to the US and International destinations is about 7-10 days, not what estimates.
AUGUST 31, 2016 IMPORTANT INFORMATIONLabour Minister MaryAnn Mihychuk says Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers have reached tentative agreements, averting the prospect of a labour dispute that has loomed over the talks for months.