Review on 🦩 Flockin' Fabulous: 3D Letters T-Shirt Clothing Collection by Lori Aguirre

Really very satisfied with this letter iron. They have really low soft peach down. I actually accidentally tumble dried the shirt (I think I read somewhere what's wrong?) and it worked out just fine. I have a few ideas. 1) Plan your letter placement ahead of time (and consider practicing on scraps of fabric first and discarding the letters). You need to be sure not to accidentally touch the letter with a hot iron from which the plastic has already peeled. 2) I think the instructions could be better. I ironed the shirt to smooth out the creases and also to warm up the shirt before applying the letters. Cut out the letters, some of which will need to be cut fairly closely to get the correct spacing between letters. I placed them on the shirt and gently pressed them over all the letters so they seemed to stick. Easy to put on and take off without the iron slipping. I set the iron to the highest temperature and NO STEAM. I don't know if my iron heats up like the instructions say it does, but it took MUCH more than a few seconds for the letters to stick than the letters did. says the instructions. I thought I could write a whole word and then subtract it, but no. I used the tip of the iron to press down firmly on each letter and then hit hard with the iron. I lifted the edge of the foil to see how well the letter stuck. I found that it needs to be removed while it's still quite hot. About 2-3 seconds after removing the iron. If I waited 30 seconds like the instructions say, it wouldn't come off. Maybe my iron isn't as hot as recommended? 3) On a photo you can see that not the whole letter on the shirt came off. For us this is not a problem. 4) You'll notice that some of the letters are printed quite close together with no gaps between them. You need a steady hand to carve. 5) Love that there are so many leaves! And punctuation! So I didn't have to buy multiple packages. My daughter is already planning future projects. :)