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

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 the numbers that were going well, there were still bits that bubbled up. As I added more heat, even with paper, parts of the figure came off. Save yourself the grief and pay a little more to have your shirts brought into the store and put iron numbers on them. It will be way better (and cheaper) than ruining new shirts!