Review on Versatile DIY Iron-on Patches: Alphabet Embroidered Set for Hats, Jackets, Shirts, and more - 104 Pieces (02) by Denise Davis

So, some plus points: good price, variety of each letter (4 per letter) and all letters included (+ variety). Only one part out of 130 had the wrong stitching which bothered me the most! Having 129 perfect letters was a huge win for me because these stitches can easily get messed up! Some cons: Glue and adhesion are the main issues! The letters moved a lot when I stroked them and they didn't stick to the edges of the letters! I checked it out after the first try and most of the letters were just a bounce away from falling off... so to solve that problem I just ironed it again a few days later! I made this longer than the first time and used a steamer and they stick much better the second time! So personally I would do it once to just put them in place and wait a day or two before actually going ahead with their trusty flat iron. Last photo of my finished product and I LOVE it! In the end it worked out really well, although it took a little longer than planned, but it was worth it.