What’s one item I could wear with everything? A graphic tee… every time I walk into J.Crew I want another one! But they are breaking the bank, so I turned to my trusty Cricut Explore, which had been getting dusty while we moved and I was away this summer. It’s definitely time to start playing with it again since it is so versatile and makes the most complicated craft ridiculously easy! The best part? That’s my handwriting. Mhmm. I officially have the coolest shirt around town - my own DIY graphic tee.
tee: Gap | necklace: Ela Design Studio | sunnies: Ray-Ban
Supplies:
T-shirt
Cricut Iron-on
Cricut
Iron
Ironing board
Tea Towel or t-shirt
Feel free to use our .png file below! Then we can be twinsies with the same shirt 
Directions:
1. Cut Cricut Iron-On a little larger than the words you are printing and place it shiny side down on mat. Load into the Cricut and follow directions.
2. Be sure to check the box for “Iron On” so that your words will be backward. (This will make sure that when you actually iron on it will be in the right direction)
3. Peel the extra Iron-On material off of the transfer sheet and make sure that no little “extras” are still on your design.
4. Center the design on your shirt and iron onto shirt with a tea towel in between the iron and the Iron-On material.
5. Sit back and admire… then wear what’s sure to become your DIY favorite graphic tee and rake in the compliments.
Disclosure: We are members of the Cricut Blogger Network and received product in exchange for review but as usual all opinions are 100% our own.
