This fun color-your-own Halloween shirt is easily made with Cricut Design Space. This is a fun project for kids and adults alike to do. Great idea for a Halloween party!
Halloween is just over a month away. And I am so excited for the change in weather, scenery, and decor!
I love to host holiday events, but it isn’t something our family is comfortable with this year. However, I still need to feel that connection to our friends and family. So, we have done a lot of outdoor get togethers, and zoom calls. My little niece seems to be having a hard time with not seeing her people, so we are going to have a zoom Halloween party, complete with a fun DIY Halloween shirt for everyone!
DIY Halloween Shirt
This shirt idea is so much fun, and it’s really easy to make!
It’s great for a party! If you are hosting a party in person or via zoom, you can absolutely buy a package of undershirts to save a little money too!
Materials Needed
- White t-shirts
- Black HTV (Cricut / Amazon)
- Fabric markers
- EasyPress (Cricut / Amazon)
- EasyPress Mat
- Design Space File
Before I dropped off a box with the shirts and markers at my niece’s house, I added a simple design to the shirts with HTV.
Cricut Design Space has tons of options, but I really liked the little skull. (You can find the project link here)
After you decide on the image and size, send the file to cut. And, don’t forget to mirror the image and cut the HTV shiny side down.
Once the image is cut, weed the excess HTV. This image will take a little extra time to weed, but the end result will be worth it, I promise!
Now, use the EasyPress to press the image onto the shirts.
If you are making this for yourself, you can use the fabric markers to color in the spaces in the skull. If you are sending it to someone, just package up a few fabric markers with the shirt and maybe a few pieces of candy!
That’s it! I hope you enjoy making this fun Halloween shirt!
You could say my blogging journey is a little bit Erin Brockovich, a whole lot creative mom.
Life took a crazy turn with the birth of my third child, who had so many health issues we weren’t sure if he’d live. Eventually he and his younger brother were both diagnosed with an auto-immune disorder that mimics disease found in Asian children exposed to Agent Orange. We believe ground water tainted by a chemical testing facility near our home is likely to blame.
I wasn’t about to let health challenges get in the way of CELEBRATING life with my children and started planning fairly elaborate, themed events in the security of my home. Today I am an established party blogger looking to partner with brands on budget-friendly, DIY home celebrations.
Jessica’s work has been featured on such notable party blogs and magazines such as Catch My Party, Hostess With The Mostess, Bird’s Party Magazine, Amy Atlas, lilsugar, and Spaceships and Laserbeams.
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