WWII White Iron-On Decals- Star, Jeep, M1 Garand

These are very simple to apply white iron-on decals. You can put them on practically any fabric. Add them to the sleeve of a favorite t-shirt, put them on the cover of a notebook or journal. Add them to the inside of a jacket to write your name on for identification. Put them on the pocket of a polo shirt. Whatever you can iron using high heat, you can stick them to. Permanent, washable. However they won’t stretch too much, so don’t put them on socks. And since you need high heat to apply, don’t put them on rayon shorts… Or nylon. Any fabric that will melt- don’t put them on those. All you do is heat up the iron, once hot, rub it over the iron-on nice and flat for between 6-7 seconds (see what I did there?). Pretty easy to do. But if you are sort of an idiot, buy two or three so when you screw it up you can keep trying. JK. Don’t screw it up. Keep the item flat, turn your iron’s steam off, and wait for the iron to get fully hot. And keep the pressure even for 6 or 7 seconds. No more than 10 seconds- then peal the backing paper off while it’s still hot. Cotton works best, and if you are not sure about the fabric you want to press them to- check the tag or Google it. You can apply these to paper! We’re still not liable for you burning yourself or toasting your favorite nylon parachute pants from the 80’s.

The M1 design is 4-5/8 inches long
The Broken Circle WWII Star is 3″ diameter
The 9-Slot WWII Jeep Grille is 3-5/8 inch across the headlights