1, first place the fabric paste where you want to stick it, hot melt adhesive side against the clothes (the glue can't be torn off), preheat the iron, iron before tissue paste for 10-20 seconds, so that the tissue paste is well fixed. You can also use a needle and thread to fix the position of the patch before ironing so that it does not move. 2) Turn the patch over with the garment (or other textile) in place and iron on the reverse for 30 to 60 seconds so that the adhesive melts and the patch is firmly attached to the garment (or other textile). 3) Finally, iron on the front for 1 to 2 minutes, mainly on the edges and corners of the patch so that the surface is flat and smooth and blends perfectly with the garment (or other textile). Attention: for fabric patches with sequins, beads, rhinestones, silk flowers, fur balls and those embroidered with metallic threads, iron on the reverse first, then trim the corners on the front after the patch has been firmly fixed in order to avoid damaging the sequins or other accessories on the front. Clothing (or other textiles) should be kept dry and ironed without spraying water on the patch or clothing etc. Once the patch has been ironed on, it usually remains attached to the garment (or other textile) for a long period of time. If the patch comes off after a while or after washing, it means the ironing temperature is low or the ironing time is too short; you can repeat the initial operation and iron the patch again.