Dritz Flock Iron-On Letters in Classic Black & White: Perfect for Personalization Projects Review

It was great for our sex reveal party! We made our daughter's shirt out of it. We only had to use it once but the shirt has gone through the normal wash cycle and she loves wearing it!

These iron letters turned out more beautiful than I expected! Although the instructions recommend *not* using them on synthetic materials, I decided to take a chance and get two inexpensive nylon backpacks. I ironed over the headscarf (I was afraid it would get too hot otherwise) and I think the key was to let it cool down. Once I did that, each letter came off completely and easily! Kids love it too!

They are adorable. They look thicker on the sheet but after ironing and removing the plastic they look much neater. Note: When removing the plastic after ironing, make sure the letters are completely cool. You may have to pull hard to hold the garment fabric underneath. I let a warm iron spell out a few more seconds after applying just to make sure all the edges adhered. I recommend washing the clothes inside out to avoid damaging the letters.

I bought two packs of the shirt I bought. Has been through a wash and now the letters look faded like they have been for over 2 weeks (more like 3 years and 50 washes). I used to buy iron on letters and they lasted 4 years. My rating is only because I used it for a day when it really made a difference. future purchase. LAUGH OUT LOUD. Pooh! NO! The image below shows several letters. However, you understand what is important. It doesn't cost any money and you have to buy two packs and…

I'm making a sweatshirt for my niece for Christmas and used it to write her last name on the sleeve and flash on the back and man I didn't like working with it. I had to pluck the edge on each of the letters and it took way longer to stick to the fabric than the instructions suggested. The letters look pretty cool and this is what I was looking for, but I don't expect the letters to stay long, I can't tell you how many times I've pierced them with an iron to make sure they didn't arrive. but…