Easy Valentine’s Day Kids Shirt with Cricut
I love making themed shirts for my littlest! Today, I’m working with the Cricut EasyPress and Cricut iron-on to create a quick and easy Valentine’s Day t-shirt.
I found these cute blank tees at Target over the summer and bought up a bunch of every color. Other than that all you need is iron-on in your choice of colors and an iron or heat press. I’m using my Cricut Maker here but any die cutting machine will work!
This is the file I used. It’s an oldie from way back when I was a blogger for Silhouette America. I just replaced the O with a heart to make it more festive. I checked the Silhouette store and it’s still available for download!
I removed the letter i, the heart and the letter u before ironing on the white vinyl. After the white vinyl has properly adhered to the shirt, iron on the letter i, the heart, and the letter u in pink. Just be careful not to melt your white letters.
I love the combination of white, pink and grey! Festive enough for Valentine’s Day but not so “in your face” pink and red so that it can’t be worn year round.
I know this is a super simple shirt but I wanted to share with any beginners out there! If you have any questions leave me a comment! Happy crafting!
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william
awesome. Great idea! Very creative. this tutorial is very helpful. The step by step explanation is fabulous. Check out our link here for more vinyl stuff: https://goo.gl/pNBjmq
Tammy
I love this project, but I can’t find the file in silhouette design store.
Kayla
Hey, Tammy! It’s definitely still there! Just search for ABC’s! 🙂
Tammy
Thank you, Kayla!
Debbie Tucker
I would like to know how you used a silhouette design in the cricut. I also ha e both machines and hate that I can’t use the files I both.
Kayla
It depends on which Silhouette software version you’re using. I have business edition which allows you to save designs as SVG’s. Then I just upload the SVG into Design Space!
Sara Matherne
Hi! I was just wondering what size you cut this for the little shirt you are using?
Thanks!
Kayla
Hi Sara, I think it was around 9 inches in height. Hope that helps!