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Liz on Call » CRAFTS » t-shirt » Easter Hop T-shirt using iron on vinyl

Easter Hop T-shirt using iron on vinyl

Created On: April 1, 2014  |  Updated: May 10, 2020  |   8 Comments

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I was provided vinyl from Expressions Vinyl to use and review.  All opinions and tutorials are my own.

We are gearing up for Easter over here!  One thing I wanted to make sure and do for the kids, was make them an Easter t-shirt.  I wanted it to be fun and thought something simple would be perfect for the girls.  And of course it had to be pink!  I created this simple Easter Hop t-shirt using iron on vinyl.

Hop Shirt 1

Here is how I made these adorable t-shirts.

I opened up my Silhouette Design studio software and created a design.  I changed out the O in hop with a bunny silhouette.  Once I had my design the way I wanted it, I created a mirror image of the design.  (or do a vertical flip of the image)  You need to do this so that once you cut it out, it will be spelled correctly on your shirt.  I knew I was making 2 shirts so I duplicated the image and then resized them so they would fit on the shirts.  One for my baby girl and one for my little girl.

Hop shirt 2

I laid the piece of iron on vinyl down on the cutting mat shiny side down.  For this I a 12×12 piece of siser easyweed heat transfer vinyl in Bubble Gum pink from Expressions Vinyl.  I loaded the mat and set the cutting blade to 2.  It cut the vinyl perfectly and neatly.  In fact, I had a hard time seeing the cut lines once it was all done.

I then removed all the extra vinyl so that once I was done, all that was left was the mirror image of my design.  Make sure and keep that design on the shiny backing.

Hop Shirt 3

Then lay your design down onto your t-shirt, where you like it.

Hop Shirt 4

With a hot, dry (no steam) iron, press firmly down onto the design and slowly go over it for about 1 minute.  It’s a good idea to put something solid under the shirt to give it a little more stability than just the ironing board.  I used the backside of one of my kids wooden puzzles.

Hop Shirt 5

Starting at one of the corners, slowly pull up on the shiny cover to remove it.  If some of the vinyl tries to come up along with it, cover the vinyl again and iron over it a little more.  You don’t need to wait for the vinyl to cool.  You can remove the cover when it’s still a little hot if you want to.

Hop Shirt 7

This vinyl was really easy to work with.  I can’t wait to make more t-shirts for my kiddos!

Hop Shirt 8

These cute chicks will be sporting these Easter Hop t-shirts to celebrate the holiday for sure!

Right now, you can save 10% at ExpressionsVinyl.com by using the code: LIZZIEJANEBABY

There are so many options of vinyl: indoor, outdoor, heat transfer, flocked, sparkle and so so so many colors!  HOP on over there and order some heat transfer vinyl so you can make some cute shirts for your littles too!

Happy Crafting!

Liz

My inspiration for the bunny in hop came from this printable by Reasons to Skip the Housework.

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Liz Call loves to create. At Liz on Call you can find easy and attainable craft, DIY, party and gift ideas. Along with tons of free printables featuring her hand lettering designs and practice sheets. She hopes to inspire others to find something fun in everyday with her simple ideas and recipes.
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  1. Camila says

    April 15, 2014

    I’m in love!!!! I loooove this idea! Your girls look lovely! =D

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    • Liz Call says

      April 16, 2014

      Thanks Camila! Right now they are safely put away in the drawer so they won’t be tempted to wear them until Easter!

      Reply
  2. Cheryl at Snaps of Ginger says

    April 4, 2014

    Such a cute idea! I have a Silhouette but havent tried the heat transfer vinyl yet. Can’t wait!!

    I hopped over from the Party Bunch link up

    ~Cheryl
    http://snaps-of-ginger.blogspot.com

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    • Liz Call says

      April 5, 2014

      Thanks Cheryl! I can’t believe how easy it is to use. I will for sure be making more shirts for the kiddos.

      Reply

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