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DIY COTTON HEADED NINNY MUGGINS SHIRT

November 7, 2018 by madincrafts 6 Comments

DIY COTTON HEADED NINNY MUGGINS SHIRT

Don’t be a cotton headed ninny muggins this Christmas. Make yourself, or someone you love, this adorable cotton headed ninny muggins shirt inspired by one of my all-time favorite Christmas movies. If you have an EasyPress, you can have this shirt done before you know it. And, if you don’t, I have a giveaway that might interest you!

DIY COTTON HEADED NINNY MUGGINS SHIRT

You can make this project with a household iron, but using an EasyPress machine takes the guesswork out of using iron-on vinyl. I love that you can adjust the heat setting so that it works perfectly with the craft supplies you choose.

DIY COTTON HEADED NINNY MUGGINS SHIRT

When you are using multiple layers of vinyl, it is important to lay out all of your pieces before you begin ironing them on.  For this project, the checked vinyl goes underneath the words and outline of the elf hat, but I needed to position both layers so that I could make sure the design was centered.

DIY COTTON HEADED NINNY MUGGINS SHIRT

Then I ironed the bottom-most piece of my design: the buffalo check vinyl. Make sure you are using the correct settings on your EasyPress for the vinyl you use. The EasyPress has different settings for patterned vinyl than for regular vinyl. Not sure what settings are best for your vinyl? Cricut has a handy interactive guide that will help!

It is also important to note whether your iron-on vinyl is cool peel or hot peel.  If it is a cool peel vinyl, you should let the shirt completely cool down before attempting to remove the plastic backing from the shirt.

DIY COTTON HEADED NINNY MUGGINS SHIRT

After I ironed the first layer on, I carefully positioned the next layer of the design.  I changed the settings on my EasyPress to accommodate this different type of vinyl and followed the recommendations for heat and time. 

If you would like to create this same design, you can use my Design Space canvas.  In order for the font to work properly, you will need to have the font Goudy Heavyface installed on your computer.  You can download it for free HERE.

 

DIY COTTON HEADED NINNY MUGGINS SHIRT

Looking for more fun iron-on projects? Check out the other tutorials from the bloggers participating in this giveaway:

  • Shine – Decorated Notebook cover from 100 Directions
  • Thankful Wine Tshirt from Everyday Party Magazine
  • DIY Christmas Shirts from Clarks Condensed
  • Make Your Own Ninny Muggins Shirt from Mad in Crafts
  • Cute Baby Christmas Outfit from The Country Chic Cottage
  • Follow Your Arrow Shirt from Whisky n Sunshine
  • Tinker Bell Shirt – in Spanish from Pura Vida Moms
  • Muggle Teacher Shirt from Artsy Fartsy Mama
  • Feast Mode Thanksgiving Shirt from Kiss My Tulle
  • Cute DIY Bag from Simply Crafted Life
  • Season to Sparkle Pillow from Tisa’s Creations
  • Sparkle like a Unicorn T-shirt from 30 Minute Crafts

You might like these other iron-on DIYs:

IRON-ON VINYL HOLIDAY BAKING APRON

HOLIDAY BAKING APRON

DIY HOLO FESTIVAL T-SHIRT

HOLO FESTIVAL TEE

Filed Under: Christmas, Shirts Tagged With: affiliate, Christmas, cricut, easypress, Elf, shirt, tutorial, wearable

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Comments

  1. Judy R says

    November 8, 2018 at 11:51 pm

    The project isn’t available as it has been marked as “Private” in Design Space

    Reply
    • madincrafts says

      November 9, 2018 at 1:49 am

      I know, and I’m so sorry! I am working on a fix for the links and I will let you know when they are available again.

      Reply
  2. Sam Baker says

    July 31, 2019 at 4:06 am

    this shirt is great shirt idea, love that will ferrel movie elf!

    Reply

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