🔠 Black Iron Distressed Letters by Dritz Review

This works great just be patient you may need to iron a few times before it moves but the result is amazing. Instructions are also on the inside top of the "tag".

Looked great right after but I washed the shirt and found black all over my clothes, dryer etc only to find it was letters that I carefully ironed for an hour. I've never had a problem ironing letters, but I think the flimsy, tattered appearance makes them inferior. I don't recommend it unless you intend to ONLY use it ONCE.

I wanted to write a few words about the superbowl party sweatshirt. These irons worked great on letters. Just a note: iron on, let cool, then remove. Maybe I was the only one who didn't know about it. I ironed one letter for about 15 minutes and it didn't stick. Then I accidentally took one off and let it cool and it was perfectly frozen. So I would suggest just ironing it until it sticks to the fabric and letting it cool for about a minute. Hope this review helps. I also cut little hearts out…

No instructions included so I had to test one out to see which setup worked best. For my project (cotton flag) I set the iron to cotton/linen (no steam). Cut out the letter you want, remove the tissue paper and stick the sticker to the fabric in the desired location. I put a thin cloth between the decal and the iron and slowly pressed the iron back and forth for about 45 seconds. Then I turned the fabric over and ironed the wrong side for about 15 seconds. Let it cool, then gently pull on a…

For those who say that the instructions were not included, it is on the back of the paper / cardboard packaging that folds in half and sews the bag with the product (I attached it when accidentally thrown them far). If you don't follow the instructions and claim to have used an iron before, that DIFFERENT! You do NOT need to put a piece of cloth/cloth between the shirt and the iron. Place letters/numbers (sticky side down) where you want. Hold the iron with heavy pressure for AT LEAST 60…