Quyioo Iron on Letters and Numbers Set, 3 Inch HTV Heat Transfer, Yellow

Quyioo Iron on Letters and Numbers Set, 3 Inch HTV Heat Transfer, Yellow

• 1. Bright Yellow HTV Vinyl That Survives the Wash Each letter is cut from flexible HTV vinyl in a sunny yellow with a smooth matte finish and a strong adhesive backing. Once fused, the letters flex with the fabric instead of cracking, so names and numbers stay true through repeated machine cycles. Turn garments inside out and launder cold to keep the tone rich and the edges sharp.
• 2. 62 Pieces Across 3 Sheets Every pack contains 3 sheets holding 62 pieces in total: 36 letters and numbers (A-Z and 0-9) at 3 inches tall, plus 26 symbols for punctuation and accents. There is enough of each character to spell a full name, a team name, or a jersey number set without running short mid project.
• 3. Use a Household Iron or a Heat Press Set the heat to 284-320 F and hold for 10-15 seconds. A household iron works fine: keep it moving over the piece until fully fused, about 10 seconds each. Use a pressing cloth or parchment paper between the soleplate and the transfer. Work on a flat, firm surface and check placement before you commit, because the adhesive bonds firmly and is not meant to be repositioned.
• 4. Ideal for Numbers and Milestones Yellow numbers pop on jersey backs, race bibs, birthday age shirts, house numbers on bags, and scoreboard craft boards. The 0-9 set lets you build any year, age, or squad number, and the bright tone reads from across the field. Characters press on with a household iron in about a minute each.
• 5. Which Fabrics It Works On, and What to Avoid Best on cotton, cotton blends, polyester, and canvas, including t-shirts, hoodies, tote bags, backpacks, and jerseys. Skip nylon, leather, coated or waterproof fabrics, and anything that cannot take heat. No cutting machine or weeding tools are needed, so number sets can be built and pressed in minutes.