Easy Peasy Patches

Quite awhile ago I did a post about us using the Grab A Scab fabric stickers for Junior's feeding tube.  The company has now changed their name to Easy Peasy Patches and their website is back up and running.  Junior was so excited to get an awesome package of patches from the owner of the company and couldn't wait to have me put some on his t-shirts.
He had outgrown all his other shirts with his favorite red monster patches so was a very happy dude to see them on his current t-shirts.
The patches are a little different now and more of a cloth material.  So far we actually like them better and they are thinner and more flexible then the older style.  His t-shirts have now been through a few washes and so far the patches are holding up great with no peeling or fraying. 
Junior wears a back brace so his under-shirts need a hole to access his feeding tube.

Junior with all his patches, the larger ones are great for his feeding tube and the others he has been using on his braces, clothes, and other things.

To use these as a patch for feeding tubes I first marked the shirt so I knew exactly where the opening for the feeding tube needs to be.
To put the patches on you peel off the backing and stick it to the shirt just like you would put on a sticker.  I then cut a hole for the feeding tube and put the shirt in the dryer for about 15 minutes to fuse the patch to the shirt.  The t-shirt is then ready to wear.   Be sure to visit the Easy Peasy Patches website to see all their cool patches.
Junior with his favorite red monster patch being used for his feeding tube(he had the flu in this pic)

 Junior also decided his new back brace needed some patches to make it look cool. 

 

A couple more of the patches being used for his feeding tube(the color you see under the patch is the tube pad we use under the feeding tube).