Review on 🔠 Black Iron Distressed Letters by Dritz by Wendy Rodriguez

For those who say that the instructions were not included, it is on the back of the paper / cardboard packaging that folds in half and sews the bag with the product (I attached it when accidentally thrown them far). If you don't follow the instructions and claim to have used an iron before, that DIFFERENT! You do NOT need to put a piece of cloth/cloth between the shirt and the iron. Place letters/numbers (sticky side down) where you want. Hold the iron with heavy pressure for AT LEAST 60 seconds (actually I went through them a few more times after 60 seconds). As these are aged letters, it will take longer than usual for the 'aged' part of the letters/numbers to adhere to the fabric. After you have finished ironing a piece, BE PATIENT. Allow to cool completely, then slowly remove the clear film from the fabric. When I say slowly, I mean SLOWLY, especially in problem areas. They fit me perfectly! Of course I used them as a "fun" gift for someone, but they were very easy, I also loved them because you place the letters exactly as you read them. Not backwards etc. Very easy and great results!