🔤 Dritz Iron-On Letters: High-quality White Letters for Easy Fabric Customization Review

Make sure to iron both sides of the fabric and DO NOT start peeling the fabric until it has cooled. If it doesn't immediately stick to the fabric when you start tearing off the paper, STOP and iron again. It will stick, but it may require a few extra strokes with the iron. This is my first experience with this product or a product of this type (iron). I used them to iron t-shirts for gym class. Some numbers have really started to peel off and since I work with a high school they had to clean…

This does not work. I followed the instructions very closely. I stroked each letter for 45 seconds, then the back for 20 seconds. I let them cool down. When I wanted to remove the back, the letters came too. So I went through everything. This time I took my finger and peeled them off to make them stick, but many parts of the letters came off. My daughter needed it for school so we hung it up at night and wanted to wear it as is. As she put it on, other parts started falling off. We couldn't put

These numbers were very difficult to apply. I followed the instructions exactly and was left with two shirts that we had practically ruined with numbers partially taped on. I was able to save them by scratching off the numbers. So frustrating! I bought them to iron for a fun soccer tournament where we are making our own uniforms. Thank goodness they can only be used for one day! I will tell my parents NOT to wash them before putting them on as I'm pretty sure they don't even get washed. Even in

Considering the price and what I needed them for, they fit perfectly. I used them for a Halloween costume. Finding cheaper 5 inch letters was almost impossible. This is a soft flex print with letters and they look great. However, since they are so cheap, it took a real effort to get the letters to stick. Throw away the guide and follow these steps. :1.Cut out the letter you want and turn the shirt right side out. Use the iron in non-steam (cotton) mode and when it's hot place the iron on the…