Iron on Vinyl Tutorial

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You’ve probably noticed the cobwebs around here with the lack of posting, but it’s for a good reason. I am just having too much fun with my family! We have been traveling, fishing, biking, boating and more. I will eventually be back to a normalized schedule, but for now, I will just check in every now and then with a post I just can’t help but share.

Today is one of those days. I am so excited to share this fun and super easy iron on vinyl tutorial we used to make some shirts for my girls to wear during the summer. I have used my fair share of vinyl in my lifetime, but I just have to say that when I saw this holographic iron on vinyl, I seriously was giddy. I ordered both fuchsia and gold holographic iron on vinyl from Expressions Vinyl and loved how quickly my order came, and you definitely can’t beat the price.

I used my Silhouette machine to cut out a flamingo and pineapple shapes that I purchased from the Silhouette store. I really love the shape options that they have there! After it was cut out, I weeded out the pieces I didn’t want and then ironed the shape onto the t-shirts.

My girls really loved helping me make them, and they love wearing them even more. Here’s the best part about these shirts. The PRICE!!! I picked up the shirts from Walmart (of all places) for only $3.50 each! So for less than $5 a shirt, my girls have some adorable and soft t-shirts to run around in for the rest of the summer.

You should definitely give this a try, and don’t just stop at making shirts for your kids, make them for yourself too!

While you are in the vinyl-ing mood (that’s totally a word) be sure to check out all of these other projects using vinyl. You are sure to be inspired by one of my incredibly talented blog friends, if not all of them!