Let’s have a little summer fun with this cool DIY space kitty shirt! Everyone is always looking for something fun and different. Why wait around for someone else to make it when you can do it yourself!
What you need:
- 1 cotton/polyester blend top
- Galaxy Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets
- Brushed Sunset Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets
- Cricut Maker
- LightGrip Mat
- Cricut Basic Tool Set
- Fine Point Blade
- Design Studio File: Space Kitty
- Easy Press 2
- Easy Press Mat
How to:
(Per Cricut Maker Prompts)
- 1. Turn on your Maker and open the Space Kitty file in your Design Space
- Load your first vinyl to the LightGrip Mat and Select “Make it”.
- Select Infusible Ink
- Select Load tools and material and continue with the prompts until project is complete.
- You will have 4 sheets to print. Between loading be sure to check the mat for any debris. Clean as needed.
- Cut & weed any extra parts off
How to Iron On:
- Turn on easy press 2 and set to heat guide with your material using the Cricut Guide
- Be sure to remove the transfer sheet completely from the backing or your shirt will look like mine. If you are doing a single layer design this won’t matter. But unfortunately I learned the hard way that when it comes to ironing you will need to remove the sheets as the backing will remove some of the ink.
- Insert card stock into your shirt to prevent from bleeding.
- Preheat shirt at recommended setting
- Start with the outside design of the cat and work your way in.
- Add first layer. Place parchment paper between transfer sheet & easy press.
- Apply with the recommend heating, for the other layers you will not do a pre heat because it will already be warm.
That’s it! I absolutely love the Infusible Ink because it’s ever lasting. While iron on vinyl is great and has plenty of options the Infusible Ink bonds with the thread for a permanent attachment. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments.
Looking for other fun DIY projects? Check out these blogs from a few gals that have also put together some of their favorite wearable projects you can make too!
www.bekahrae.com
www.kaysdailyinsight.com
www.briasnyder.com
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Adorable! What a cute idea. Thanks for sharing!
So many different layers and the end result came out flawless!
I’m obsessed with how cute this came out!
How super cute is this. I’ve been contemplating getting a cricut.
This shirt is too cute! Thanks for the tips. I’m going to have to try it out!
This turned out so cute!! Definitely something I want to try!
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