Diy Iron On Letters. Trying a new spin on our diy graphic tees we made a few years back! Carefully cut out the individual letters that you’ll be using.
Once they were done, i gave the iron/rust letters a clear top coat to ensure that the rust didn’t continue… Do not put it on the right side of the fabric. You want your letters and stamps to be left on the carrier sheet and the tiny insides or the o’s and e’s to be long gone.
You want your letters and stamps to be left on the carrier sheet and the tiny insides or the o’s and e’s to be long gone.
To get you started, you can even download my free patriotic image printable below! Wash your shirt and dry it without using fabric softener. Wash and iron your shirt: Place the letters face down and insert all the light bases through the holes, careful to keep the cords as flat as possible on the back of the letters (so they won’t be noticeable later).