Simon the Fox Patch
Simon the Fox Patch
Our patches are Iron On or Sew On
Our patches are Iron On or Sew On
For best results we recommend doing both! Iron your patch in place and then secure the outline with a few stitches.
Over time the iron on material will start to wear away, espcially with multiple washes. But the stiching will hold your pactch in place!
Detailed Instructions Included
Detailed Instructions Included
Every patch comes with detailed instructions on how to iron your patch on to cloth surfaces that can tolerate being ironed
Cleaning and Care Instructions
Cleaning and Care Instructions
Felt can go in the wash but it will get pilly over time. We recommend washing in cold water and air drying for best results.
The iron on can wear out as it's exposed to heat and water. If your patch starts to peel up, add some stiches around the outline to help secure it.
Read about How we tested our patches
Read about How we tested our patches
For more details on how we tested our patches, examples of patches in use, and how they hold up over time and to being washed please visit this blog post.
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This adorable felt woodland animal patch is a great way to customize any piece of clothing. This cute fox applique is ready to be sewn or ironed on to any iron safe cloth surface. For best results we recommend doing both.
- Made of layered eco-fi felt
- Patch has iron on backing
- Needle and color coordinated thread are not included, but highly recommended for the best results in securing the patch
- Measures approximately 5.25 inches (13.3 cm) tall and 3.75 inches (9.5 cm) wide
- Not intended for young children or animals. This is a decorative item
Simon the Fox's Story
Simon has an overactive imagination. He makes up long and convoluted tales to explain the simplest of occurrences. Like when the mail didn't come on time. He concluded the mail carrier had been kidnapped and was being held for ransom by rival delivery men. Turns out it was just a holiday Monday.
After hearing his stories, most animals tell Simon he should be a writer. His friends in particular think he should write mystery novels, due to his elaborate plots. After coming up with a long and complicated story to explain why everyone would want him to write mystery novels he's decided to start writing his stories down and maybe try self publishing on the internet.
Fun Little Beast Features
Handmade
All of our ornaments are handmade by our team of 2!
Variety
More than 100 diffrent animals to choose from!
Fun and Detailed Designs
We love details! We love to show off what markings and features that make each animal special.
Bright and colorful
We use layers eco-fi felt to make all of our animals!
Not a toy
This is not a toy for young children or animals. This is a decorative item.
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Let customers speak for us
Great choices for my relatives, hopefully for yours, too.
Archibald does a great job of encouraging me when my splits are low. He's one of my favorite characters because he has such a good message. I like to think that others will find strength in his story as l often do.
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I haven't bought this one (yet...), but I just had to throw in the word that it's absolutely gorgeous. Definitely my favorite of all the larger felt art frames.
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I happen to be a squshie fan, so of course I love that I get to color some of my favorite characters. But my favorite thing about the coloring book is actually that even on the complicated pattern book (vs. the kids' one, which is just awesome for my kids), the design isn't too intricate. You know what I mean -- sometimes other coloring books have such intricate designs that it hurts my eyes to try to color them. But the Squshies book is the perfect balance of gorgeous design and eye comfort. My mom loves the book, too, for exactly this reason. Great gift for anyone who's interested in coloring but maybe doesn't always get excited about eye strain.
Peaches was one of the original members of my squshies menagerie, and she remains one of my favorites. I'm always drawn to the stories, and there's just something so awesome about a pug (a girl pug at that) having a career as a heavy equipment operator.
I love Agnes! My kids begged and begged for me to get her (she's not a kids' toy, I know, but they still like to encourage me to get colorful squshies to hang around the house), but I was won over by her story. She reminds me of my grandpa -- he, too, mixes cereal together to create new and interesting combinations.
I love my Giuseppe the llama! He plays well with my other Squshies, his adorably startled expression is the cutest.
Everyone who has seen this regal owl has been amazed at its beauty. They have oohed and aahed and asked my newest Squshie. I really love his eyes and the delicate depth created with his feathers. The background and tree are perfect, too.