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Vinyl Rock Star T-Shirt with Cricut

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Hee, hee, hee, ha, ha, ha!!  Rock Star!! 😀

I know I showed you the musical notes card that I made for one of DS#1’s friends, but this is the shirt I made to go along with the card.  He LOVED it!!  I used iron-on vinyl to create this shirt.  I LOVE using that stuff!  I’ve made a ton of shirts lately.  Last night, DS#2 actually brought me a shirt from his closet and said, “Hey Mom, I found another shirt you can vinyl.”  Yay!!

I used Siser Easy Weed vinyl for this project. It’s so easy to work with, it’s one of my very favorite iron-on vinyls to use.  You can learn all about using iron-on and other kinds of vinyl with your Cricut in my Cricut Vinylology DVD.  You can find it, along with a short commerical, on my Products page.

Can you believe that cute rock?!  It comes just like that from the Disney Princesses Dreams Come True Cricut Cartridge.  I also used Lyrical Letters and DonJuan.

Here’s where I bought the vinyl used in this project: H&H Sign Supply.

OFF TO MAKE MORE SHIRTS!

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  2. Seriously Joy you need to stop with all your awesome crafts! I so need a Cricut because of you and I have no clue why I need one. DH is going to be so mad at you! That shirt is awesome though.

    • Thank you Vicki!! Can't we dream up someone else for your DH to blame? ... like... uh... well... Joy's evil twin? LOL :D Thanks again! ~Joy~

  3. I'm hoping to try this. I went to the J&H site, but I don't see which vinyl is the iron on vinyl. There are so many types! :( Is there an offical name to iron on vinyl?

    • Hey Deanna, There are a lot of vinyls listed at H&H and it IS confusing. Look for the Siser EasyWeed. That’s what I used. I think they call it a “heat transfer” material. I hope that helps!! ~Joy~

  4. I found your site through Facebook, on a reply from Joann fabrics,on how to emboss on the cricut. Then I found info where to buy heat transfer vinyl. My daughter has shirts to do, but she wants the kadu for prining them, I think iron on vinyl would be better, unfortunately the paper at the stores is expensive, so hopefully after I check out your vinyl supplier, it may work out. Thanks for all the info. There was another company, I was waiting on to release an embosser for the cricut, but I may not need it now.

  5. Hi Joy! have you heard of glow in the dark iron on vinyl? I want to make some super cool glow in the dark decorated shirts for halloween! I know i'm early, but if I don't start now, I don't get it done!

    • Hey Deanna, I have heard of it, but I haven't used it yet. It should be SUPER fun though,huh? I hope Cricut comes out with a Halloween cartridge. Think how fun that could be!! :D ~Joy~