Can you put an iron-on on these bags?
1985179
Possibly, I'd be wary of applying a lot of heat but if you're careful it would probably be okay. They are very plain bags so a little personalization might be nice, and they're cheap enough that if you melt one it wouldn't be the end of the world.
1063044
No, but there are other ways to do this, usually involving a steam iron - you can find some ideas on DIY websites.
1732107
They might but you will be totally dissatisfied with the quality of these bags, I bought a pair and after mounting them with the cheap mounting hardware you get I pulled them and put them in the trash.
1034720
I have not used them in that way, but I can say they are the heaviest bags I have yet found, really good quality! Hope this helps!
1434367
I don't really know if an iron on would work on the pinneys. there are little perf'ed holes on the material, its not a sold piece of material. there is some stretch to the jersey. they are nice pinney's. sorry I can't be more helpful. we used them for soccer scrimmages and they've held up really well.
491778
HI! I've never tried to iron these considering they are so cheap (yet extremely durable). I can't remember what its made of, but it may withstand an iron.
1778140
I believe you can although I've never done it - it has a padded top just like a regular ironing board, just not as big. Hope that helps.
303198
We stenciled the bags with liquid pencil. All of our bags have been passed out so I cannot say yes or no. If you only wish to used for a short period of time, I would say yes. A dry iron lightly heated may help but could leave tape residue on the bags.
599715
Yes you could, but you will have to fill it with dirt or foam in order to get the bag filled to look rigjt.
222133
Yes, they can. Although we didn't try to connect ours, they clearly can be joined as one bag.
669118
Probably for fabric paints. I don't have experience with iron ons, but if iron ons work on terry cloth, then sure. I assume you're doing this for a baby shower. My son is almost ten months and these bibs are still too big for him. The mother won't be able to use them right away. Maybe try custom no slip socks, using puffy fabric paint on the bottoms. I saw a pin on pinterest for it, & plain white socks are fairly inexpensive.
1999715
yes they can, but please note that these are not waterproof bags. They are really water resistant stuff sacks.
1987234
I've never tried sewing them on. However, they are made of fabric, so I suppose you could. Good luck:)
2055540
Absolutely. The fabric is really tightly woven mesh so the holes are tiny unlike typical bags. I wash sweaters in here, tights and panty hose, sweaters, lacy items etc; all come out fine. You'll love these.
626988
Yes. A hot one. A cheap iron can't keep itself hot enough to seal for much time. A photo Selectric iron is better (used to have one) but an iron works. Some bags will melt all over your iron (from Walmart), but these don't.
1506900
Yes, you can iron them. After multiple strategies, I put my iron on a fairly high heat setting directly onto the backdrops and have had zero burning.
1999313
Yes, but only by hand - instruction tag on inside of bag says "Do Not Wash - Wipe Off." I just use a very damp cloth. They cannot be put in a washing machine! However if bad stains, I can give detailed instructions on how to do this if needed. The by hand method works fine for me so far.