4th of July Shirts {{Kid’s Corner Friday}}

I know there are only a few days until the 4th of July weekend, but here is a quick little project to outfit your little ones for the big night of firecrackers!

This project was inspired by an amazing ETSY shop called lilsteinstyles featuring sam-n-i.  She sells the cutest items and among her shop I found the most adorable 4th of July t-shirts that I knew I wanted to make my little ones!

I have yet to purchase any t-shirt vinyl for my Cricut, so I thought I would try to make mine with iron-on transfer paper.  I’ve never used this stuff before but thought I would give it a try.  And….it was SO easy to use!  I know I’m going to be using it more often.  My little guy has already requested a super hero shirt! (:

Ready to make your own?

Using the free design software that is available with the transfer paper, I created my template using the font Candy Randy.  {I’m just slightly font obsessed!  I’m always on the lookout for cute ones that fit my theme…or just plain cute ones!  Love, love, love fonts!}

I found the graphics for my t-shirts at Summertime Designs.  She has the cutest digital scrapbooking papers and elements for free!  I LOVE free!

Once you have your design printed on the special iron-transfer paper {as a mirror image}, just iron it to your shirt following the directions on the paper.  So easy and quick!  Let it cool and you’re done! 

Now your little ones can light fireworks in style!