25 Pack Solid Red Flag Small Mini Plain Red DIY Flags On Stick,Party Decorations for Parades,Grand Opening,Kids Birthday,Party Events Celebration, 8.2 x 5.5 inchs,11.8 inchs

Worked for what I needed! Used for parking attendants.

I ordered these to add to what I already had for an event a few weeks ago. I had some initial concerns about being able to iron on to the flags with DTF transfers, as other reviews stated that it would close the hole where the stick needed to go. I had absolutely no problems using my heat press on the whole thing, and was still able to insert the stick to put the flag together. The transfers looked beautiful on the flags and really helped me fix a mistake I made when ordering my DTF transfers. The flags did wonderful and really added to the event I was helping with. If you are using a heat press and set the correct temperature, you should have no problem ironing on to these flags. If you are using an iron, which typically does not have a specific heat temperature, you may get the iron too hot and melt the fabric. All in all a great product and very happy with my purchase!

I bought these for a Pride craft, to be decorated individually. They're made of cheap shiny material, so not the best. If you're looking for quality cotton flags, these are not the ones. I'm hoping fabric pens will look ok & not bleed. Crossing my fingers.

Great value! Using them on my show jumps! I know they’re not designed for that but they work perfect!

Attractive looking but extremely lightweight. You will have to mount the flags on the poles. The poles are basically plastic straws with a gold colored topper on one end.I wanted a smaller banner more proportionate to the "flagpole" so I ended up trimming off half the flag length and cutting the part that goes on the pole into two, so I made 2 small flags from each red banner. Needed some ingenuity to thread the flags into the poles.I believe I will get some bamboo skewers and coat them in Gorilla Glue and slide them inside the length of the straws if I want them to be stronger. The assembled flags are actually rather pretty the way they are. Just structurally a bit ridiculous IMO.

For white flags you would need HTV clear and sublimation paper. E6000 for flag not to slide down plastic straw stick. Some people inserted a wooden skewer but it isn’t necessary. Sublimation needs to be at 300*F for 1 minute and 30 seconds to get a nice flat flag and ink goes through. Otherwise you would have wasted your ink and design would be faded. Try sublimation without HTV and looked translucent. Not what I looking for. Other than that I think It’s a great product and also great for iron on materias as well as stamping with Speedball roll on paint(Acrylic not recommended too wet and smears).

These are very thin and flimsy and poorly made. The fabric is thinner than paper and completely see thru. The fabric isn't cut straight jagged edges.I attempted to transfer an image onto the flag the ink completely blurred and smeared. As I attempted to insert the stick the threads came apart as the stick is sliding in and the plastic covering split.I am very disappointed at this complete waste of money.

I bought these for my preschool and used them with ages 2-5 years old. I had them paint with Acrylic paint and they turned out great! They held up with 2 year olds grabbing them, jamming the brushes on them and all. We used acrylic paint (not washable) and wrote their names in Sharpi pen. Great idea for older kids too for a party.