2022 Mad at the Internet Patch Sale

I really like the current patch designs and think some look really badass, but being honest, as a woman uterus haver, I wouldn't personally buy any of these because they aren't cute/feminine.

Just pointing out, given the fact the female demographic on KF is big and continues to grow, you could probably get more sales if you included a couple of cute/girly patches.
While I would totally buy most of the patches we've already seen, I too am a woman ovary-bearer and second the idea of cute/girly patches. You'll definitely get more money from me. Something in the style of the sleeping cow and kiwi farmer or the Halloween design.
 
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Any of this worth slicing up and recycling?
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I'm considering taking the hammy cherubs and redrawing them.
 
I'll buy the whole set (maybe two) as long as they're velcro backed
Easy to do yourself. Pick up some Velcro and good glue like Fabri-Tac at a haberdashery. Glue the patch to the right side of the Velcro and cut around. Essentially that's all the embroiderer would be doing anyway, you can't embroider into Velcro per se, it's added afterwards.

Patches look cool but what do you do with them? Do they go on backpacks or something?

Need me a kf coffee mug or kiwi logo cufflinks!
I'll probably just buy em to have tbh.
 
I really like the current patch designs and think some look really badass, but being honest, as a woman uterus haver, I wouldn't personally buy any of these because they aren't cute/feminine.

Just pointing out, given the fact the female demographic on KF is big and continues to grow, you could probably get more sales if you included a couple of cute/girly patches.
Moments like these make me realize the true cultural and sexual diversity of our dear site. Bravo dear feeder, you have made a comfortable and inclusive space for all! Not like that bigoted Reddit that’s 90% men (and men pretending to be women).
 
Easy to do yourself. Pick up some Velcro and good glue like Fabri-Tac at a haberdashery. Glue the patch to the right side of the Velcro and cut around. Essentially that's all the embroiderer would be doing anyway, you can't embroider into Velcro per se, it's added afterwards.
Good to know, I always just assumed the velcro bits were sewn on, or something more elaborate than just some glue.
 
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