To make this cute Minnie shirt, you'll need:
- a t shirt, pre-washed
- some black felt
- some iron on vinyl (I used Cricut Iron On Glitter )
- Heat and Bond Lite Thermal Adhesive
- sewing machine and matching thread
- scissors
- optional: Cricut Personal Cutting Machine (if you don't have one, don't fret, I will show you how to cut pieces old school ;-) )
- Minnie Mouse head image
Next, cut your head out of the felt. Following the instructions on the Heat and Bond package, transfer the Minnie head to your shirt.
Using a satin stitch or zig zag stitch on your sewing machine, sew all the way around Minnie's head.
Next, cut out the bow from your second template. Holding it tightly against a piece of vinyl, cut the bow out. Peel off the top film, then place on your Minnie. Iron it on following the instructions that come with the vinyl.
For the name, you can either use your Cricut cutter and Disney cartridge/download OR size and print your child's name in Waltograph. Place the letters on on top of the vinyl and cut them out using a craft knife.
Iron the letters on your shirt following the instructions on the vinyl packaging.
And there you have it! A super cute, customized shirt for your Disney darling. The best part - this shirt cost me about $5 total. Disneyland cast members love to see unique Disney clothing, and even if you're not going to Disney any time soon, this is a great shirt for a Disney themed birthday party!
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I love this Minnie shirt! Great job!
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