ROTH Heat-Transfer Letters for DIY Fabric School Cone, White, Sheet 150×210 mm, Model 658116

ROTH heat-transfer letters for DIY fabric school cones provide a simple way to personalise textile items. The white letters come supplied on a single flexible sheet measuring 150 × 210 mm and are intended for home crafting and school projects. Designed to adhere to cotton and mixed-fabric materials using standard ironing procedures, this sheet lets you create names or short messages on school cones, bags or garments.

Advantages

The letters are pre-cut on a convenient sheet format that simplifies layout and positioning. Their white colour offers good contrast on darker fabrics and a neutral look on lighter textiles. Application by iron makes the process fast and requires only common household equipment and basic ironing skills. The sheet format reduces waste by keeping all characters together and makes storage straightforward.

Suitable for

• Personalising fabric school cones (Schultüten)
• Decorating cotton or cotton-blend bags and backpacks
• Adding names or short messages to garments and textile accessories
• Home craft projects and school art classes

When it may not be suitable

This product is intended for use on textiles compatible with heat-transfer adhesives; it is not suitable for very delicate fabrics that cannot tolerate ironing or for surfaces that are non-textile such as hard plastics, leather or coated materials. Extremely large text runs or full-surface transfers may require multiple sheets or a different transfer material designed for large-area coverage.

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 150 × 210 mm
• Letter colour: white
• Application method: iron-on heat transfer
• Recommended substrates: cotton and mixed fabrics
• Intended use: personalisation of small textile items and accessories

How to use

Prepare the fabric by washing and ironing it flat to remove creases and sizing. Position the letters sheet on the desired area with the adhesive side down according to the layout you want. Apply heat and pressure with a household iron following common heat-transfer settings for cotton or mixed fabrics; allow the transfer to cool before gently removing any carrier film if present. Test with a spare fabric piece if you are unsure about temperature or timing. For best adhesion, avoid stretching the fabric immediately after application and wait the recommended cure time before washing.

What to consider before purchase

• Compatibility with the fabric type (avoid heat-sensitive or coated textiles)
• Required text length and whether a single sheet provides enough characters
• Colour contrast between white letters and the chosen fabric
• Availability of an iron and a flat, heat-resistant work surface

Usage recommendations

For a durable bond, preheat the fabric and apply firm, even pressure with an iron set to the appropriate temperature for cotton or cotton blends. If possible, finish with a cold press or allow the transfer to cure fully before washing; follow gentle wash cycles and avoid high-temperature drying to extend the life of the lettering.