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HTV t-shirt with glitter necklace and fabric flower

July 30, 2014 by Sarah 5 Comments

I made a couple onesies this past month with heat transfer vinyl and my Silhouette.  I love how little they are and how you can use all kinds of cute graphics.  After all babies don’t typically fight you on your outfit choice.  This week I decided my Little Lady (3) needed a HTV shirt of her own.

glitter heat transfer vinyl (htv) and fabric flower t-shirt

HTV is my second favorite medium for my Silhouette, my first being glass etching.  Ok maybe paper….and vinyl.  Ahh, I love them all!

Anyway, I really enjoy using HTV. When Baby Girl was born I made Little Lady this pillow that she proudly displays in her room.

Big Sister Pillow

 

You can take a look at my Big Sister Pillow Post and download the cut file.  I also made a grown up HTV pillow for my living room you can view here.

I chose to make a t-shirt for Little Lady with a glittery necklace, using glitter HTV, and flower; totally girly just like her.

I opted to create my own necklace using the Silhouette software, and I’m sharing the cut file with you!  You’ll find a link to download it toward the end of this post.

This shirt was my first foray into glitter HTV.  With a little help from my friends I found the perfect cut settings.  Speed 5, thickness 15, blade 6.  No mat.  It weeded perfectly!

I let Little Lady pick out a fabric scrap to use for the flower.  She picked a pale yellow, a girl after my own heart.  This shirt totally matches my living room.

glitter htv necklace and frabic flower

To make the flower I followed this incredibly well laid out tutorial from My Sparkle. I’m not even going to try to show you my steps, just go take a look at hers.  I got a totally cute flower on the first try.

rolled fabric flower

I decided to use a safety-pin to attach the flower.  That way I can wash the t-shirt.  HTV is washable, however because this is so glittery I may just hand wash it.

girls tshirt with glitter htv necklace and fabric flower

glitter htv necklace and fabric flower

Feel free to download the necklace cut file, please use it for personal projects only.

Download Necklace Cut File Here

What projects have you used glitter HTV on, or what do you want to try?  I’d love to see your projects.

Like this post? I’d love for you to Pin it.



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Filed Under: Silhouette Tagged With: fabric, flower, glitter, htv, necklace, silhouette, tshirt

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Comments

  1. Kira K. says

    August 1, 2014 at 11:00 am

    This is absolutely adorable! My oldest daughter would love this. I just need to talk the hubby into letting me get a Silhouette now :)

    Reply
    • Sarah says

      August 2, 2014 at 2:09 pm

      Thank you Kira! Good luck, I so hope you get one.

      Reply
  2. DearCreatives (@DearCreatives) says

    August 7, 2014 at 9:02 pm

    This is adorable Sarah and she’s a doll! Thanks for sharing at the party this week! I’m pinning this idea for later. Hope to see you again this week. Theresa

    Reply
    • Sarah says

      August 7, 2014 at 9:36 pm

      Thank you so much Theresa!

      Reply

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