Hoppy Easter – Chocolate Bunny Vinyl Shirt
Jenni is back today with a super cute vinyl idea:
I’m ready for Easter, well, at least my baby boy is. I made him this cute heat transfer vinyl “Hoppy Easter” onesie with a chocolate bunny! He will be so cute with his Easter basket. He won’t technically be able to hunt Easter eggs this year, he’s too little, but I bet I can talk one of his big brothers into helping him…maybe even both of them. I’ve included affiliate links for some of the products used.
Supplies:
- Unisex baby body suit
- Heat transfer vinyl (blue and brown)
- Cricut Explore Air 2
- Cricut tools
- Heat press or Iron
Process:
- Decide on a design, and cut it out on your Cricut Explore Air 2 using the mirror image setting because you are ironing this design on. You can use any vinyl cutting machine you have or are comfortable with.
- I like to go ahead and start preheating my heat press to 300 degrees or your iron to cotton setting at this point, so that it is ready when I have my design cut out and in place.
- After your design is cut, weed out all the excess vinyl so that all that is left is your design, in this case leaving your chocolate bunny and Hoppy Easter.
- Now you are ready to place you Hoppy Easter and chocolate bunny on your onesie. The heat transfer backing is a little sticky which helps when deciding on your design placement.
- Once you are happy with the placement you are ready for the heat press or iron which has been preheating to 300 degrees.
- Press the design on medium pressure for 10-15 seconds per area.
- When it has cooled to touch you can remove the heat transfer backing and your onesie is ready to go.
Tips for vinyl application:
**I always wash and dry and clothing that I plan to heat press in case of shrinkage.
**Always remember to use the mirror image setting when you are cutting heat transfer vinyl. You do this so that once your design is ironed on it will be legible.
**The heat transfer vinyl manufacturer recommends waiting 24 hours after applying the heat transfer vinyl to launder. And when you launder you should turn the garment inside out.
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