Review on 🔤 Dritz Iron-On Letters: High-quality White Letters for Easy Fabric Customization by Jamie Lewis

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 and tinker with them. For the price they were easy to put on and worked quickly for what I needed. I wish they sold individually numbered packs because if you wanted to number 1-30 you would need a million packs (we spent $100) to get 1-35x2.