These iron-on transfers are letters, numbers, or symbols that can be imprinted on all kinds of different fabrics with ease, and come in a large variety of colors.

Iron on letters are frequently used to print onto T-shirts. After placing the iron on letters on the fabric and pressing with an iron or a heat press, the image is transferred to the fabric.

The advantages of iron on transfer over screen printing are that it is inexpensive and very easy to create custom designs. When compared with dye sublimation techniques or heat transfer vinyl, heat transfers can be used on 100% cotton garments. Also, it eliminates the need for sewing.

About the material

This velvet like material, called "flock" is by far the most widely used fabric by professionals. Flock consists of synthetic fibers that look like tiny hairs. It has a velvet-like texture and a bit elevated to give somewhat of a 3-d effect. Compare it to the fuzzy feel on the inside of a jewelry box or a glove compartment in a vehicle.

Add These 2 full sheets of high quality flock material iron on letters for clothing to your craft set for unlimited ideas. Such as, Lettering a shirt, football jersey, baseball jersey, jacket, jean material, and more. Also, they are great for any holiday craft project! Create anything from Christmas stockings to lettering Halloween shirts.

Instructions

1. Place your shirt on a hard, flat surface
2. Iron out all wrinkles and preheat shirt
3. Carefully peel off letters and place them on the shirt (backing down)
4. Line up letters (use a ruler for best results)
5. Hold iron onto letters for 30 seconds at MEDIUM to HEAVY pressure
6. Iron the back side of the letters (flip shirt inside out)
7. let cool for 60 seconds

Iron Settings

-MAX heat or 115 degrees Celsius (239 degrees Fahrenheit)
- turn steam off