You can use several ways to transfer letters to the fabric. Your selection depends upon the weight and color of the fabric.
Tracing can be used for transferring letters if your fabric is very thin. It is also suitable for light-colored and smooth fabric.
You need a light source such as a lightbox so that you can see through your fabric to trace the letters.
The other standard method of transferring letters is the transfer method. To carry this out, you should use the iron on the pen on the back of the pattern, flip it onto your fabric, and iron until transferred.
Some people use tracing first, and then they opt for the transfer method to perform it well.
Last but not least, the last method the stabilizer method. If you want to avoid the hard work involved in tracing and transferring, you can use a photocopier. The stabilizer is first used to make the fabric firm. This will keep the fabric stiff and make the use of a photocopier to transfer letters quickly.