HOW TO LAYER IRON-ON – DIY CRICUT SWEATSHIRT

Do you love sweatshirts as much as I do? I would wear them all year long if I could. They’re just so comfy and cozy. Best of all, the color and design can so easily reflect your style and mood. I have tons of sweatshirts – so many that I’m a little afraid to count them! Even so, I still wanted to DIY some sweatshirts myself. It’s a great way to create a craft project that is truly unique.
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When I want to use my die cutting machine for crafting, the subscription files at Makers Gonna Learn is my go to! There’s even a fantastic collection just for apparel! The designs are so cute – you won’t be disappointed! Today, I want to demonstrate for you a How To Layer Iron-On – DIY Cricut Sweatshirt tutorial.

I love the way it turned out! This is a fantastic teen craft, DIY fashion project, or homemade gift idea. I used my favorite black glitter Iron-On for this Cricut project and, of course, a cut file from Makers Gonna Learn.

- Cricut Maker
- Cricut EasyPress
- Cricut EasyPress Mat
- Black Glitter Iron-On
- Purple Foil Iron-On
- Weeding Tool Set
- Plain Gray Crewneck Sweatshirt

- Measure your sweatshirt and size the cut file in design space to fit well onto your sweatshirt.
- Once you’ve sized it let the Cricut do the work and cut your designs.
- Once everything’s cut unload your Cricut, weed the designs, and Preheat the EasyPress.
- Lay the sweatshirt onto your EasyPress Mat and position the design where you want them to go. Since this is a multi-layered project you’ll have to heat the different colors separately.
- Heat the black iron on then remove the transfer sheet. Position the foil Iron-On where you want it, reapply the transfer sheet over the black Iron-On, and heat until adhered.
- Remove both transfer sheets and enjoy your great sweatshirt!