HOW TO MAKE DISNEY SHIRTS WITH CRICUT // Custom Iron-On Heat Transfer Vinyl HTV - Beginner Tutorials

In today’s tutorial, I’ll show you how I made this custom Star Wars shirt for my friend’s upcoming Disney trip, using a Cricut Maker machine and Heat Transfer Vinyl.

You don’t need a fancy heat press to use iron-on vinyl. I did this using a household iron!

Please be aware that when you’re using licensed images such as Disney and Star Wars logos, your projects must be for personal use only. I created this as a gift for a friend and it is not for sale. You are not allowed to sell any merchandise using licensed images without permission. Lots of people are out there doing it, but there can be very serious repercussions, so I’d advise you to stay away from it!

Key points to note:
► Wash and dry your shirt beforehand to pre-shrink it (or use a pre-shrunk shirt)
► Mirror your design in Cricut Design Space before cutting
► Apply the vinyl to your mat shiny side down
► Make sure there are no stray pieces of weeded vinyl left on the carrier sheet before ironing
► Fold your shirt in half and iron a crease down the middle to easily place your design
► Follow the instructions on your HTV or on the Cricut calculator (linked below)
► Wait at least 24 hours before washing the shirt
► Always wash inside out

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Calculator:

Heat Transfer Vinyl:

Heat Press Mat:

Nail Polish Holder Ring:

Blank Shirt:

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Oooh I should make my own shirts for Disney instead of spending a fortune on Etsy! You're convincing me I need a cricut with these videos