🔤 Fanbay Jersey Transfer Letters Review

I've ironed the letters and they look half-hearted, although I don't dry the sweatshirt, I hang it to dry. I wash it in a bag to protect letters.

Used these on superhero costumes and they were great! Simple, very easy to use with minimal detachment or breakage. Slight heat and pressure must be used or darker fabrics will show through.

Bought this to jazz up a shirt that was a must for the day. One of the emails dropped after a few hours, but that could be user error as there were no instructions included. Luckily someone else wrote a review telling me what to do. You should iron the letters with the paper side up, and then peel off the paper after the letters stick. Not sure if it's worth waiting for it to cool completely or not. They were great for what I needed but I have a feeling they will fall off in the wash. However…

I monogrammed the gym bag especially as a Christmas present. I really liked the ease of use of these letters: nothing is cut or glued and is very effective. However, adhesion to polyester fabric is not so good even when using an iron at high temperature. It took some time for the letters to peel off the plastic backing. I have two tips: 1. If you are working with fabric that has a slight angle, the letters may wrinkle. Try to make the surface as flat as possible to get the best effect. I used a

I needed to make a banner and tried to paint a stencil but it didn't work. So I read the reviews and saw that there were some issues with the adhesion and the iron which I read based on the advice of the people who got it working and found it very successful! I placed the letter plastic side up, used a towel, and with the towel in between, ran a hot iron over the letter. Then, once I was able to safely remove the plastic, I ran the towel iron a little longer to really hold it in place. I think…