Now that my daughter's Halloween costume is all done, I wanted to make another Halloween shirt for her to wear when we go do fun fall activities and Halloween parties where she doesn't need to wear a costume. This shirt was incredibly easy to put together, and it only took a few minutes.
Supplies:
Orange T-Shirt (I found mine on clearance for $2)
Black HTV
Cricut Machine or use a stencil and scissors
Iron
Using my Cricut, I cut out a cute pumpkin face from a mix of Cricut Lite Trick or Treat Cartridge and Cricut Pumpkin Carving Seasonal Cartridge in Cricut Craft Room and sized it to fit the front of the shirt.
If you don't have a cutter, no problem! You can use any jack o'lantern stencil or hand draw a pumpkin face and cut the HTV with scissors or Xacto blade. This would be a fun way to have your kids help make their own custom pumpkin shirt!
Arrange the HTV cutout on the shirt. When everything is just how you like it, lay a thin cloth over top and press an iron on the area for about 40 seconds (no steam). Make sure that all the edges are stuck down. If any pop up, just re-iron the area until it's set.
Now you have the easiest custom Halloween shirt to show off at any Halloween or fall activity! Fun for families, or just let the kids show off a little Halloween spirit. This shirt would also make an easy start to a homemade jack o'lantern costume!
Is anyone even noticing the shirt when you've got such a darling little girl modeling it??! Isn't she a cutie! Love the leggings too - and looks like she's practicing for the runway! lol
ReplyDeleteThis is so dang cute! I love that it is so quick to do and you can totally personalize it!
ReplyDeleteSo dang cute! I love that you can totally personalize it, add their name to the back - do anything! What a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThose leggings are so adorable! I need a girl... Love the pumpkin shirt!
ReplyDeleteThis is a super cute shirt!
ReplyDeleteUmmm you're freaking awesome. THere are SO many cartridges I didn't even know this one existed I want a shirt too! so so cute
ReplyDeleteThis is way cute! We just did the bleach kind this weekend but I'll have to remember this for our next shirts!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute shirt and cute photos! =)
ReplyDeleteThis is darling! My nieces would love this.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh isn't she the cutest thing ever? Have I mentioned that you are the best mom? Seriously!
ReplyDeleteThat is SO adorable (both the shirt and your model)!! It's fun for the kids to have seasonal clothes (and way better to DIY them!)
ReplyDeleteWell isn't that just about CUTE ENOUGH!! Turned out awesome and looks so easy! Thanks - PINNING!
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Oh she is so cute! I have wanted to try the glitter iron on vinyl for awhile now - looks so fun!
ReplyDeleteIt's easy, it sparkles, and she's adorable. Winner! :) Pinning!
ReplyDeleteThis is darling! Your daughter is just too stinking cute!
ReplyDeleteThe only thing more adorable than this shirt is your cutie daughter wearing it! :D
ReplyDeleteany issues with the plastic sheet coming off with the glitter on it or the glitter washing off when you launder the shirt?
ReplyDeleteLove the shirt, the beautiful little girl and the leggings. Where can I buy the leggings?
DeleteLove the shirt, the beautiful little girl and the leggings!!! Where can I buy the leggings?
ReplyDeleteI found them at Walmart!
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