Years ago, I made myself a Rebel Scum t-shirt that I still wear. At the time, just accurately making a freezer paper stencil by hand was an accomplishment for me. Using a cutting machine or sharing any kind of cut file was beyond my skills. Now that I have learned a bit about creating my own SVG files, I have remade that design into a Rebel Scum Star Wars SVG file so you can make your own shirt just in time for May the 4th!
FREE REBEL SCUM STAR WARS SVG FILE
DOWNLOAD THE FREE SVG FILE
Sign up for my SVG Club below for these free SVG files! As a member of the club, you will receive one new SVG file each month. These SVG files are ready to upload directly into your favorite cutting machine’s design software. Insert the file into a new project, then resize it to fit the project you will be making.
This file is for personal use only, so please don’t sell anything you make with this design.
HOW TO USE THE SVG TO MAKE A STAR WARS SHIRT WITH CRICUT DESIGN SPACE
I originally created this design to be used on a t-shirt, but you can use it in any non-commercial use you can imagine. This is how you turn your new SVG files into a geeky cool shirt.
Rebel Scum SVG in Cricut Design Space
- Upload the file into Cricut Design Space.
- Insert the file into a new canvas and resize the design to fit your shirt.
Cricut Design Space has handy templates that help you determine how large a design you should cut, but you should always measure your actual shirt before cutting out your design.
- If you will be using iron-on vinyl, remember to always MIRROR YOUR DESIGN.
It’s so disappointing to cut out a design only to realize you forgot to mirror it!
- After the design has been cut out, weed the excess vinyl, and follow package directions for heat pressing the vinyl onto your shirt.
MAKING A STAR WARS SHIRT WITH FREEZER PAPER
If you will be using your cutting machine to cut out a freezer paper stencil as I did years ago, you don’t have to mirror the design. Place the freezer paper SHINY SIDE DOWN on your cutting mat before cutting. Weed out the stencil, and iron it onto your shirt (shiny side down) with an iron or EasyPress machine. Then I recommend using fabric ink to paint the design onto your shirt. Learn more about why in this tutorial.
OTHER WAYS TO USE THE FREE STAR WARS SVG
I originally created this design to be used on a t-shirt, but you can use it in any non-commercial use you can imagine. Here are a few suggestions for other fun ways to use this free Star Wars digital cutting file:
- Stickers
- Scrapbooks
- Party invitation cards
- Wall vinyl
- Mugs
- Hats
- and more!
You might like these other Star Wars DIYs:
3 STAR WARS CRAFTS TO MAKE WITH YOUR CRICUT
Trying to sign up for the newsletter for the Rebel Scum SVG duke and can’t find the place to do it.
There should be a grey subscription box with a red button right above “How to Use the SVG Files to Rebel Scum Shirts.” If it’s not there, please let me know!
Subscribed and haven’t received the star wars svg email. Did 2 different emails and nothing 🙁
I checked my database and you haven’t confirmed your subscription yet. You should have received an email asking to confirm, then you are given the link to download the SVG.
hi! so i signed up for another design of yours and confirmed my subscription then came back to site and found this. But there’s no download button or a spot to put my email again. any idea what i’ve done wrong? lol
If you enter your email in the subscription form in this post, you should get another email to confirm your subscription and that will lead you to the SVG for this project. Don’t worry, you won’t get double emails!
Hi I signed up for the newsletter but am still unable to download the svg. I don’t see any grey subscribe buttons either.
You need to subscribe using the form for the Rebel Scum SVG here in the post. Then you will be sent a confirmation email with the link to the SVG. If you sign up using the pop-up, you will get free access to my ebook.
Thank you! This is great! I got my file and crabby wait to make my t-shirt!!
Hello, I’m not sure I subscribed properly to get the rebel scum svg.
Sorry I don’t see a link. Lynn
love your site
How did make the gray short sleeve t-shirt? is that sublimation ? I love the worn look 🙂
I made a freezer paper stencil and used fabric ink rather than paint. You can see a tutorial for the same process here: https://madincrafts.com/make-a-vintage-feel-graphic-tee/