micro:bit - Skill badge, iron-on patch

Designed for kids and newbies, the micro:bit is a tiny pocket computer from the BBC. It's about half the size of a credit card and is a great way to start programming without feeling overwhelmed. Each purchase of this badge supports the micro:bit project and educators working with disadvantaged kids. Adafruit donates to the micro:bit foundation for every badge sold. Adafruit offers cool 'badges' for electronics, science, and engineering achievements. We think everyone should be rewarded for learning useful skills, and a badge is a great way to show and share. This micro:bit badge is perfect for educators, classrooms, workshops, and events worldwide to reward beginners on their skill - building journey. Understanding cyber security is becoming more valuable, and this badge is made in the USA! It's well - designed and built to last. The backing is iron - on, but you can also sew it on.

Using this micro:bit skill badge is easy. If you want to use the iron - on feature, first, place the badge on the desired spot of your clothing. Then, cover it with a thin cloth. Heat up your iron and press it firmly on the cloth for about 30 seconds. Make sure to apply heat evenly. If you prefer to sew it on, use a strong thread and a needle to stitch around the edges. As for maintenance, avoid washing the area with the badge too roughly. When washing the clothing, turn it inside out. If you need to iron the clothing later, be careful not to apply too much heat directly on the badge. Store the badge in a dry place when not in use to keep it in good condition.