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How to Make a Shirt with Cricut

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Published July 6, 2020 Last Updated July 26, 2022 / By Sarah 74 Comments

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The best tutorial for how to make a shirt with a Cricut! Everything you need to know from how to design, to cut Cricut iron on vinyl, to ironing it onto a t-shirt! You’ll be a pro ‘Cricut shirt maker’ in no time. 

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Iron-on t-shirt Cricut tutorial collage - materials needed, gold iron-on weeded, and final t-shirt with word '#tired' on it.

Hey guys, we’ve got a super fun Cricut project for you today. You can make any shirt you’ve wanted or dreamed up!

It’s so fun to express yourself with a t-shirt you have designed yourself. Personalized shirts make ideal gifts, are a fun way to celebrate holidays or birthdays, and perfect for family trips (like Disney!) The list goes on.

Since getting our Cricut machines a five or six years ago, we have become professional Cricut Shirt Makers. No, really, it’s true!

We taught a class on How to Make Shirts with Cricut to over 150 beginners and Cricut enthusiasts at the 2018 Cricut Mountain Make-a-Thon. So let us share all of the details and pro-tips with you. It’s gonna be fun!

How to Make a Shirt with Cricut Iron On Vinyl

Making a t-shirt requires two important steps, and we’re going to go in-depth on both of them:

  1. Design it. We suggest sticking with one color on your first try. Words, phrases or simple images are perfect.
  2. Cut and apply the iron-on.

Need design inspiration? Check out ALL of our Cricut T-Shirts, and for more design advice check out: Cricut Fonts – Everything You Need to Know – or watch our video on YouTube! In it we share our FAVORITE Cricut fonts and answer FAQ. 

What you need to make a Cricut shirt:

Since this tutorial is for beginners, I’m not just listing the items, I’m also going to explain what they are!

Cricut Maker, t-shirts, iron-on vinyl, easypress and other materials needed to make a shirt with iron-on

Necessary:

  • Plain T-Shirt: the best shirt materials for iron-on vinyl are cotton or cotton blends. More of our favorite t-shirts for iron-on are listed below. 
  • Cricut Everyday Iron-On Vinyl: There are quite a few different kinds of iron-on but Everyday Iron-On is the most commonly used and comes in tons of colors. [Get it on amazon]
  • StandardGrip Cricut Mat: You use this green Cricut mat for materials with medium weight – like Iron-On, Vinyl, and heavy card stock. [Get it on amazon]
  • Cricut Machine: all of the machines (Cricut Maker, Explore Air 2 or Joy) can cut Iron-On vinyl!
  • Design Space software: downloaded to your computer. Alternatively, you can use the Cricut Design app on a tablet or mobile device.
  • Iron: A regular household iron will do the job of transferring the iron-on to a t-shirt. Make sure the steam setting is turned off.

Nice to have:

  • Weeding Tool: optional, but helpful, this little hook-shaped tool helps you to remove the extra bits of iron-on from a design before you iron it on.
  • Iron-On Protective Sheet: A non-stick sheet designed specifically for iron-on application. It evenly distributes heat from your iron or heat press.
  • EasyPress 2: The EasyPress 2 is a heat press that you can use in place of an iron. It takes less time, the temperature is easier to control, and it’s made specifically for iron-on. Read our thoughts on the EasyPress 2.

Favorite T-Shirts for Iron-On

  • Bella Canvas – comes in SO many colors and they are super soft! You can buy them from Amazon or Jiffy Shirts
  • Gildan Softstyle – These are comfortable and soft too!
  • Universal Thread Relaxed V Neck – I buy these the most often because I love the v-neck, fit and softness!

How to make a Cricut shirt – step by step:

Design

Option 1: Upload an Image or SVG to Cricut Design Space

  • Click ‘Upload ’ on the left side of Cricut Design Space. The screen you see next will show a library of images you might have previously uploaded, and a button to upload a new image. Click that. 

'Upload image' button and area in Cricut Design Space

Select your image. Now you can select what type of image it is. For this project, and most projects with iron on, you’ll select ‘Simple.’

Upload image to Cricut Design Space options screen

Now you click the whitespace that you’d like cut out. Remember to get the insides of each letter if you’re uploading words. This is really fun for me for some reason. It takes me back to my Microsoft Paint days when I used to use the Bucket tool. Remember that?

Image of flower uploaded to Cricut Design Space - Select & Erase tool screen

This next step is important! (Most of them are important but this is pretty easy to miss.) Select ‘Cut Image’ – NOT ‘Print then Cut Image’. (Print then cut is a completely different project type.)

Image of flower and 'Save as Cut image' option highlighted in Cricut Design Space

Option 2: Create a Design in Cricut Design Space

You can play around in Cricut Design Space and look through their library of images and fonts. Design away! The Cricut Access library has thousands of images and hundreds of fonts included. Read more about Cricut Access!

Size The Design

After you have uploaded a design (like an SVG file) or created something in Cricut Design Space, it’s time to make sure it is sized correctly for your t-shirt.

I recommend using a template to figure out how big to make your design. 

On the left hand side in Design Space, click on ‘Templates.’ You can browse all of the templates or search for a specific type. If you search ‘shirt’ all of the options come up there.

shirt templates to use to design a shirt in Cricut Design Space software

When you select one, it will appear on your design canvas and you can visualize what the design will look like on your shirt.

design on a t-shirt template in Cricut Design Space software

T-Shirt Design Pro Tips:

  • Be mindful of how wide your design is. I recommend leaving at least a few inches on either side of your design so that it doesn’t bend to the side and run into the armpits of the t-shirt.
  • Use a ruler, or your Cricut mat, to measure how many inches across the shirt you want to cover. I like to measure every shirt since they always vary in sizing.

How to Cut Cricut Iron On Vinyl

Gold Cricut Iron-On HTV placed shiny side down on a green Cricut mat.

Place iron on vinyl shiny side down on your mat.

Material settings for Iron-On vinyl on Cricut machine - left photo is Cricut Explore Air 2 and right photo is Cricut Maker

Next, choose the material.

  • If you’re using a Cricut Explore machine, you will turn the dial to Iron-on. [left image]
  • If you’re using a Cricut Maker or Cricut Joy, select Everyday Iron-On from the materials drop-down menu. [right image]

Then click ‘Cut’

Mirrored phrase "#tired" (appearing backward) in Cricut Design SpaceClick ‘Mirror image for Iron-On’ before hitting ‘Go.’ That’s an important and easy-to-miss step.

Follow the prompts and let the machine cut the design.

Cricut Maker cutting gold iron-on on a green mat

When it is finished, unload the mat.

Gold Cricut iron-on vinyl being weeded with a small weeding tool.

Remove the excess vinyl around the edges. If you have a weeding tool, it will be easier to take out the little pieces inside the letters.

gold iron-on with word '#tired' and weeding tools, scissors next to it

Once your design is cut and weeded, you can iron it on!

How to Iron on to a T-Shirt

Using an Iron

  1. Set your iron to ‘Cotton’ or the hottest setting it has. Make sure steam is turned OFF. 
  2. Start by getting the material warm. Press the iron onto the shirt for about 15 seconds.

"#tired" in gold iron-on attached to plastic ready to be ironed onto a white t-shirtPlace your iron-on vinyl where you’d like it. Put a press cloth, or plain cotton cloth, on top of the plastic. This is important & will reduce the risk the of plastic melting onto your shirt.

Blue and white iron over a sheet of fabric ironing a white t-shirt

Press the iron on top of the press cloth for about 30 seconds. Flip your shirt over, and do the same thing on the opposite side of the shirt.

Now you will peel the plastic sheet diagonally to separate it from the vinyl. Do this while it’s still warm! 

"#tired" in gold iron-on vinyl on a white t-shirt

Using an EasyPress 2

EasyPress 2 pink and white, turned on and heated to 315 degrees.

Heat the EasyPress 2 to the temperature recommended on the EasyPress settings guide. 315 degrees is the setting for cotton t-shirts and Everyday Iron-On.

Put the design on the t-shirt, then a press cloth or an Iron-On protective sheet, and use the EasyPress 2 to transfer the vinyl onto your shirt! The buttons on the EasyPress will help you count down for the amount of time you are pressing for.

Pro Tips:

  • If a piece isn’t staying on the shirt, put the plastic and iron-on back down and press the iron back on for a few seconds. Put the press cloth or iron-on transfer sheet back on and do another run with the iron so you know it’s on there really well.

You’re done!

We have outlined every step, so it might seem like a lot, but it’s really simple. Once you make one or two, you’ll be a pro Cricut shirt maker too and you won’t want to stop! 

Want to make sure you don’t miss a step? Print this Iron-On checklist from Practical and Pretty, and for more inspiration check out all of our friend Anna’s Cricut projects. We love this Iron-On Growth Chart so much!

Go ahead and print these instructions or bookmark this page if you want to keep them handy. If you find this tutorial helpful, please leave us a comment and positive review! 

Iron-on t-shirt with Cricut collage of supplies needed, iron-on cut and weeded, and then the final shirt that says "#tired" in gold iron-on letters

How to Make a Shirt with Cricut

Follow this easy, step-by-step tutorial to make Cricut shirts with iron-on vinyl! This is a perfect Cricut project for beginners.
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Prep Time: 20 minutes
Active Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 45 minutes
Makes: 1 T-Shirt
Author: Pretty Providence
Cost: $10

Video

Equipment

  • Cricut Machine
  • Standard Grip Mat (green Cricut mat)
  • iron
  • Press Cloth
  • EasyPress 2 (optional)
  • Weeding Tool (optional)
  • Iron-On Protective Sheet (optional)

Materials

  • Iron-On Vinyl
  • Plain T-Shirt

Instructions

Prepare Your Design in Cricut Design Space

  • Design within Cricut Design Space or upload an SVG file to use for your t-shirt.
  • Size the design to fit your t-shirt. Use a ruler to measure on your t-shirt to determine how big it should be. *See notes for more on this.
    design on a t-shirt template in Cricut Design Space software
  • Select 'Make It'

Prepare to Cut

  • Press iron-on vinyl onto the green StandardGrip Cricut mat, shiny-side-down.
    Gold Cricut Iron-On HTV placed shiny side down on a green Cricut mat.
  • Make sure that you turn 'mirror' on. Your design should appear backward.
    Mirror image option turned on in Cricut design space software
  • Select 'Continue' and choose material settings. For the Cricut Explore/Explore Air 2 machines you turn a dial to 'Iron-On' - for the Cricut Maker or Cricut Joy you will select 'Everyday Iron-On' in Design Space.
    Cricut material settings for iron-on vinyl. Left: dial on Cricut Explore Air 2 machine. Right: Cricut Maker settings in design space software.
  • Check that everything is set correctly and then follow prompts to load the mat and cut iron-on design.
    Cricut Maker cutting gold iron-on on a green mat

Weed Iron-On

  • Remove excess iron-on from the outside edges around your design and any little bits from the insides of letters or inside the design.
    Gold Cricut iron-on vinyl being weeded with a small weeding tool.
  • Once the design is weeded, you are ready to iron it on.
    gold iron-on with word '#tired' and weeding tools, scissors next to it

Iron On to the T-Shirt - Using an Iron

  • Turn on your household iron and set it to 'cotton' or the hottest setting it has. Make sure the steam is turned off.
  • Press the iron down onto the t-shirt for about 15 seconds to get it warm. Then, place the iron-on down onto the shirt where you want to iron it.
    Cricut Iron-On design (gold iron-on vinyl "#tired") placed on a white t-shirt before ironing on
  • Put a press cloth (thin piece of fabric) down on top of the plastic, and press the iron down for 30-60 seconds. Turn the shirt over carefully, and press the iron down on the back of the shirt.
    hand holding an iron on top of a t-shirt with a layer of fabric on top of it to protect from heat
  • Wait until the plastic is warm, but not hot, and slowly peel the plastic diagonally off of the iron-on. You are done!
    iron on design just ironed onto a white t-shirt, close up shot of the gold '#tired' t-shirt

Iron on to the T-Shirt - Using an EasyPress 2

  • Turn EasyPress 2 on and heat to 315 degrees.
    easypress 2 with pink accent, turned on and set to 315 degrees
  • Place the iron-on onto the shirt where you want it to be. Cover design with a press cloth or Iron-On protective sheet.
    Cricut Iron-On design (gold iron-on vinyl "#tired") placed on a white t-shirt before ironing on
  • Press EasyPress down onto the design with medium pressure for 30 seconds. Remove the EasyPress for a few seconds and then repeat press again for 30 more seconds.
    EasyPress 2 pink and white, turned on and heated to 315 degrees.
  • Remove the iron-on protective sheet. Peel plastic off of iron-on when it is warm to the touch (no longer hot, but not all the way cool.) Peel diagonally from one corner.
    iron on design just ironed onto a white t-shirt, close up shot of the gold '#tired' t-shirt
  • You are done! You are now officially a Cricut shirt maker.
    white t-shirt with '#tired' written on it in gold iron-on with sandals and a necklace

Notes

Pro Tips: 
  • Use a ruler, or your Cricut mat, to measure how many inches across the shirt you want to cover. I like to measure every shirt since they always vary in sizing. 
  • Be mindful of how wide your design is. I recommend leaving at least a few inches on either side of your design so that it doesn’t bend to the side and run into the armpits of the t-shirt. 
  • Use a t-shirt template in Cricut Design Space to help you determine how and where to place your design. 
Did you make this?Mention @prettyprovidenceblog or tag #prettyprovidence!

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Sarah

This tutorial was originally published in June 2017. It has been completely updated with new photos, a more detailed tutorial, a video, and printable instructions! 

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Comments

  1. Jamie Austin

    March 04, 2019 at 6:52 am

    I am looking for a machine to do the t-shirts, and coffee mugs as well as sports drink bottles. What all do I need?

    Reply
    • Sarah

      March 04, 2019 at 9:07 am

      Hey Jamie! If that’s all you are interested in doing, you could do it with a Cricut Explore, Cricut Explore Air 2 or Cricut Maker. With each upgrade of machine, there are more possibilities. Then, you will need mats, some weeding tools and then of course the iron-on and vinyl material. It’s so fun and so worth the investment if you love making things like that!

      Reply
  2. Effie

    February 20, 2019 at 12:32 pm

    What is the best type of cricut to buy for shirts anand things like that?

    Reply
    • Jessica

      February 20, 2019 at 1:39 pm

      Any of the Cricut machines will be able to make shirts! In my opinion though if I was going to spend the money to buy a machine today I would buy the maker since it is already a big investment, I would want my machine to do as much as possible if that makes sense!

      Reply
  3. Jennifer

    February 13, 2019 at 4:44 pm

    What if I’m wanting to use 2 different vinyls? Is there transfer for tape for iron on? That way I can put my shirt together instead of doing it 1 letter at a time

    Reply
    • Jessica

      February 15, 2019 at 9:55 am

      In design space you would attach your letters and or words so they stay in place and then you can merge your designs on transfer tape, yes! Cricut makes it so easy.

      Reply
  4. April

    February 10, 2019 at 12:43 pm

    Hi. I have just purchased the Cricut Explore Air 2. I am wondering what is photoshop that you are talking about? Also I have the Crucut Design space, but when I type in my text, the larger I make it, I am not able to see it all in the text box. Do you know how I fix this?

    Thank you

    Reply
    • Sarah

      February 10, 2019 at 2:02 pm

      Hey April! The photoshop referred to in this post is Adobe Photoshop, a different software. We just wanted to include an example of how to upload an image that isn’t created in Cricut Design Space. You can use DS to do whatever you need to do. I’m not sure how to fix the text issue though, I’m sorry! If I were you I’d ask the Cricut support staff at help.cricut.com

      Reply
    • Jocie

      February 20, 2019 at 9:40 pm

      GIMP is comparable to photoshop. I use both for my digital art. GIMP is perfect for people that can’t afford photoshop.

      Reply
      • Sarah

        February 20, 2019 at 9:43 pm

        So true! Good suggestion, I used to use GIMP all the time!

  5. Alana

    January 26, 2019 at 1:56 am

    Wondering if this same process will work if i had the Cricut Maker? Could i still make Iron-on Vinyl designs? Wanting to start making t-shirts and sewing projects, but want to make sure I’m getting the right Cricut.. thanks in advance :)

    Reply
    • Sarah

      January 28, 2019 at 5:52 am

      Hey Alana! Yes, you can totally do this with the Cricut Maker – that’s what we use now. The only difference in the process is that instead of using a dial on the machine to choose your material, that option will come up in Design Space for you to choose Iron-On before cutting.

      Reply
  6. Dana Brown

    December 30, 2018 at 7:25 pm

    Hello. I have a explore one can I make t shirts with that?

    Reply
    • Sarah

      December 31, 2018 at 11:58 am

      Hey Dana! You certainly can. The Explore one has an iron-on setting on the dial. :)

      Reply
  7. Michele Quirin

    December 27, 2018 at 6:35 pm

    Should you wash the shirt prior to applying the vinyl?

    Reply
    • Sarah

      December 30, 2018 at 1:30 pm

      It is recommended to wash the shirt first, but I’ve done it without washing them first and it’s still stayed on really well!

      Reply
      • Jennifer Eaves

        March 24, 2019 at 1:12 pm

        Can we make cricuit expression?

  8. Joyousmoi

    December 21, 2018 at 4:32 am

    How long does the lettering last?

    Reply
    • Jessica

      December 26, 2018 at 4:43 pm

      If you follow all the directions exactly your t shirt will probably wear out before the lettering! I’ve never had the lettering come off first!

      Reply
  9. Sandra

    December 05, 2018 at 1:20 pm

    Thanks for sharing this great tutorial! I use Photoshop ALL the time but have not been able to transfer my designs to my Cricut Explore Air. Can you please tell me how to do this as I have spent HOURS looking on the internet for tutorials or help with this to NO avail!

    Reply
  10. Lisa Meyers

    October 30, 2018 at 10:52 pm

    5 stars
    This is a good read to know how to make a custom shirt cricut. Thank you for sharing!

    Reply
    • Jessica

      October 31, 2018 at 10:55 am

      Yay! Oh I am so so glad you love it! Thank you!

      Reply
  11. Rosemary King

    October 20, 2018 at 10:09 am

    I have cricut explore air .. where would i fine my image from .. i want to yry and print on vinyl and make a t-shirt.. this would be my fIrst try..

    Reply
    • Sarah

      October 21, 2018 at 5:47 am

      In Cricut Design Space there are tons of images you can use! Try playing around with that and take advantage of the video tutorials found on cricut website.

      Reply
  12. NicOle

    October 07, 2018 at 6:50 pm

    What cricut did you purchase? Does it come with the black mat?

    Reply
    • Sarah

      October 08, 2018 at 10:39 am

      Hey Nicole! The machine used here is a Cricut Explore Air 2. They can be purchased alone or with a bundle that includes some mats and tools.

      In Cricut Design Space the canvas shows up black while you are preparing to cut. The standard grip mat, used to cut iron-on and vinyl and things like that, is green!

      Reply
  13. Alisa Thompson

    October 01, 2018 at 8:17 am

    Would you be able to do this with the expression 2 or does it need to be an air

    Reply
    • Sarah

      October 01, 2018 at 8:32 am

      I don’t think you are able to upload your own designs with the expression 2 – and I know that machine cuts vinyl but I’m not sure about Iron-On! I’m sorry! I wish I could be more help. My first machine was a Cricut Explore and you can do all of this with one of those for sure.

      Reply
  14. Court

    September 14, 2018 at 3:50 pm

    Did everything you need come in the Box with your machine? Or what additional items would need purchased to make shirts?

    Reply
  15. Sandra Jimenez

    July 11, 2018 at 8:10 am

    How much roughly does it cost to make 1 tee-shirt on your own cricut machine?

    Reply
    • Jessica

      July 12, 2018 at 1:12 pm

      Well if you have the t shirt and the vinyl then it is free! Vinyl costs about $10 a roll, but you can make a lot more than one t-shirt with it. I can usually find cute plain t shirts on sale at Target/Walmart/Old Navy or Amazon for around $5, so it is definitely pretty cost effective and gets you exactly what you want!

      Reply
  16. Ashton

    December 29, 2017 at 12:11 pm

    So I just received the Cricut Maker for Christmas. I am a beginner being that this is my first experience with a Cricut ever. I’m slowly acquiring all of the tools that I need and even some that at the moment I don’t need. My question is about iron on vinyl. I want to make custom shirts with my two dogs on them. Is there any printable iron on vinyl that you’d recommend? Does it even exist? Any tips/tricks would be greatly appreciated!

    Reply
  17. Beth Prusse

    November 29, 2017 at 9:49 am

    In your opinion, is a heat press necessary for making t-shirts? I have been wanting to make a t-shirt but am afraid of making one and the vinyl coming off because I didn’t use a heat press..

    Reply
    • Sarah @ Pretty Providence

      November 29, 2017 at 1:40 pm

      Definitely not! I always just use an iron. You just want to make sure you iron really well.. I press my iron down in a circlular motion for a few minutes and it works great.

      Reply
      • Beth Prusse

        November 30, 2017 at 5:43 am

        Thank you so much!!

  18. Denise

    November 26, 2017 at 3:40 pm

    Can this machine be used for making several shirts of the same kind?

    Reply
    • Sarah + Jessica

      November 26, 2017 at 7:30 pm

      Yes! It’s easy to cut the same design multiple times.

      [image: Facebook] [image: Twitter] [image: Google Plus Page] [image: pinterest] [image: Instagram]

      Reply
  19. Jordana Zachara

    October 26, 2017 at 11:34 am

    The vinyl doesn’t come off when washed?

    Reply
    • Sarah + Jessica

      October 26, 2017 at 8:04 pm

      When you use heat transfer vinyl, it is recommended to turn the shirt inside out to wash it. In my experience the vinyl will stay on well for quite a while if you follow those directions and don’t wash it every day. :)

      Reply
    • Sarah + Jessica

      October 26, 2017 at 9:28 pm

      Nope!! I’ve washed mine dozens of times! Crazy huh?!

      Reply
  20. Sarah Noelle Hicks

    October 18, 2017 at 10:35 am

    Which Cricut do you have? I love this idea and I’m looking into purchasing one!

    Reply
    • Sarah + Jessica

      October 22, 2017 at 2:53 pm

      I have the Cricut explore air! but they just came out with a new machine that is AMAZING too!

      [image: Facebook] [image: Twitter] [image: Google Plus Page] [image: pinterest] [image: Instagram]

      Reply
      • Natalia Califano

        December 03, 2017 at 10:21 am

        I want to maybe start a little t-shirt business, you recommend this item? Does the transfer show outline edges ?

      • Sarah @ Pretty Providence

        December 04, 2017 at 2:31 pm

        Hey Natalia! Nope, the transfer does not show any outline edges. It’s really clean! I have never done more than just making shirts here and there when I have the itch so I’m not sure! I do have a friend who has a vinyl business and uses this machine for that. I think it’s probably great for it!? Best of luck!!!

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