Heat Transfer Vinyl Shirt

After seeing lots of birthday shirts for kids, I decided to make Carter a T-shirt for his 4th birthday. I wanted one  that he could wear more often than just on his birthday so didn't want it to say "birthday boy" or anything like that. Since his favorite footwear these days are the cowboy boots he got for Christmas, I decided on this:

The design is made with heat transfer vinyl and was super easy. I made it in about 30 minutes the morning of his party. The cowboy cut is from the Cricut County Fair cartridge and the rest is the font from the Cupcake cartridge. I already had the vinyl and T-shirt on hand.
Carter's party was a few days before his birthday. I brought the shirt and asked if he would put it on so I could take a picture of him in it. He told me "no, I can't, because I'm not actually four yet"! What could I say, I just put the shirt on his bed and took the pictures. He did wear it on his birthday though, so I guess he likes it!
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Some Tees with Heat Transfer Vinyl

Hello. Are you ready for Christmas? I'm almost there, just have to make a couple of gift card holders, oh, and pick up the gift cards. Having a birthday in the family just before Christmas really throws me off. Gigi had a great party though, and she loved her tutus. I wanted to share some T-shirts that I  made for her too.

 

The crown image  is from the 3 Birds on Parade cartridge and it's made with Tulip Glitter iron on vinyl. The scallop oval is from Lacy Labels and is made with white heat transfer vinyl. I added some heat set rhinestones from Imaginesce to some of the scallops.

For this shirt I used Office Depot brand ink jet printable iron on vinyl. It was printed with the Imagine and the pattern is from the Santa's Village cart. Joy is from Create a Critter. After I ironed it on I outlined it with Tulip Glitter fabric paint. The bells are from Joys of the Season and are cut from the Tulip glitter vinyl. I tied the ribbon in a bow and tucked the ends under the bells before I ironed them on. I then hand stitched the bow to the shirt.

It's been a very crafty Christmas for me and I have several projects to post about, if  I can manage to get photos taken! In the mean time, thanks for stopping by.