[organicmommy]

I have 18 pul pocket dipes that are made by a sahm that I got cheap but they are all lavender and sorta "boring"

Could I use iron on patch's on them or would that mess up the PUL?

Jessica

 

[AngelBee]

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[mom to 3 boys]

I have known mommas on Diaper Pin to do that!! I think on a flower, after several washes, the petals started to come a little loose but never fell or came off. It didnt hurt the PUL as far as *I* know.

 

[organicmommy]

Well I wonder if I was to iron it on and then sew around it just to reinforce it. I can do that part of it, just not into spending the time for embroidering it, I have a scarf that I started 6 years ago that still isn't done, just don't have the time to work on it!

Jessica

 

[girlfactory]

You can iron the KNIT side of the PUL, don't mess with the laminated side.

 

[elsie]

If you sew around too - you would want to be careful to reseal the sewing holes you made - I'm not sure how you do that though.

 

[Rebecca]

I've had better luck with iron ons that I've printed from the computer rather than the pretty iron-ons from craft stores. The ones I've made myself on Iron-on paper don't peel off like craft-store ones do.

Be sure to put a towel between the PUL and fleece (if that's what the inner lining is) when you iron, and don't let the pul fold over onto itself when ironing or it'll melt together and crease a bit.