Make adorable Lucky Charm Shirt for St. Patrick’s Day for your child to share whose lucky charm they are!
Last week, I shared a super cute “one lucky mama” shirt I made for myself for a St. Patrick’s Day parade we attended earlier in the month. Today, I’m sharing the files via Cricut Design Space™ for the kiddos Lucky Charm Shirt! You still have time to whip up these shirts for school parties this week and for the actual day on Saturday!
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Supplies
- Cricut Maker
- “Daddy’s/Mommy’s Lucky Charm” file found on Cricut Design Space™
- Cricut Mat
- Cricut Glitter Iron-On Vinyl; white glitter and kelly green
- Cricut Tools
- Cricut BrightPad
- T-shirt
- Cricut EasyPress
- Linen Cloth
How to Make a Lucky Charm Shirt
Here is what the “Daddy’s/Mommy’s Lucky Charm” file found on Cricut Design Space™ looks like. Remember, you’ll want to resize them to what size shirt you’ll be making. The best way to do this is place a ruler on the shirt. REMEMBER to mirror the image!
Once you’ve cut the vinyl it’s time to weed the negative.
I like to use my Cricut BrightPad for weeding glitter Iron-On vinyl. It makes it so much easier!
Next up, time to adhere the Iron-On vinyl to the shirt. I used my heat press this time around because I was in a rush and didn’t have extra desk space to pull out my Cricut EasyPress. I still don’t have a designated work space for it yet. But my heat press is still setup so that’s what I used for these shirts.
FAQs
No, it is not hard to make your own tshirt when you have the right tools. I recommend using a Cricut, iron on vinyl and a blank shirt.
You need to use heat transfer vinyl or Iron-On vinyl for shirts. Traditional vinyl will not work.
These have been washed now a few times since making them and have held up great (hence the freshly washed semi-wrinkle look).
Daddy and his lucky little charm at the parade!
This cool dude took an unexpected nap on the way to the parade so we strolled him to our spot where he slept/relaxed until the parade started@
Mama and her lucky charms! Make this “One Lucky Mama” shirt.
Tips & Tricks
Resizing– Remember, you’ll want to resize them to what size shirt you’ll be making. The best way to do this is to place a ruler on the shirt. REMEMBER to mirror the image!
Weeding Glitter – I like to use my Cricut BrightPad for weeding glitter Iron-On vinyl. It makes it so much easier!
Heating – If you cannot access your Cricut EasyPress you can use a heating pad.
During the middle of the parade with all the beads and candy with our friends!
St. Patricks Day Crafts
Looking for more inspiration and ideas for St. Patrick’s Day? Check out a few more of my favorite crafts.
Lucky Charm Shirt
Make adorable Lucky Charm Shirt for St. Patrick's Day for your child to share whose lucky charm they are!
Materials
- Cricut Glitter Iron-On Vinyl; white glitter and kelly green
- T-shirt
- Linen Cloth
Tools
- Cricut Maker
- “Daddy’s/Mommy’s Lucky Charm” file found on Cricut Design Space™
- Cricut Mat
- Cricut Tools
- Cricut BrightPad
- Cricut EasyPress
Instructions
- Find the “Daddy’s/Mommy’s Lucky Charm” file found on Cricut Design Space™.
- Once you’ve cut the vinyl it’s time to weed the negative.
- Use your Cricut EasyPress to adhere the Iron-On vinyl to the shirt following the heat press guidelines for the type of Iron-On Vinyl you use.
Notes
Resizing- Remember, you’ll want to resize them to what size shirt you’ll be making. The best way to do this is to place a ruler on the shirt. REMEMBER to mirror the image!
Weeding Glitter - I like to use my Cricut BrightPad for weeding glitter Iron-On vinyl. It makes it so much easier!
Heating - If you cannot access your Cricut EasyPress you can use a heating pad.
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