🅑 Dritz BL100HWT 1 Inch Letter Stencil - 1 Sheet Review

We had 15 bags that we wanted to name. It worked with some packaging, with others the letters only partially stick to the fabric, with others almost not at all. Some of the letters changed color in the process, although the procedure was the same each time. Not easy to use and definitely not user friendly. Cutting letters is also tedious.

Works fine as expected but DESCRIPTION IS WRONG! It's so annoying because the number of each letter in the list is wrong and you end up having to buy more if you want to write something that says the three "Its" for example. I ended up buying more but reluctantly, and after this project I won't.

I'm crazy about these letters. I use them for my business. They work exceptionally well. I thought they were cheap, untrustworthy, but they kick ass. I made them on a 60% cotton 40% polyester shirt and they really do look like I spent $15 or $20. I iron them for 1 minute, let them cool for 30 seconds, turn them over for 30 seconds, then slowly go through all the letters for 30 seconds. Great damn buy. There will be more.

I have used them on cotton of various weights and am very happy with the results. The only thing is that the G is broken, although I was very careful when removing them from the substrate. BE CAREFUL! I could just make the other look the same in my symmetrical design, but if I was striving for perfection I would be sad. The writing is pleasant, after ironing they fit well on the fabric. The photo shows remnants of tape. Tip: Do not iron over masking tape. Use masking tape to get a nice straight