Good morning my fellow Cricuteers!
I hope you had a fabulous weekend and that you are having a Terrific Tuesday.. We had a very nice Labor Day and we are ready to "start" the work/school week... Speaking of school, today as my project for Exploring Cricut I want to share with you a T-shirt inspired by the Periodic Table of Elements...
I cannot claim this idea as mine, since I saw a young man wearing a similar one the other day, sadly he had no clue were it came from but of course I remember I had a brand new roll of white Iron On Vinyl to play with ;)... I looked online and found a few places that sell similar shirts like this and this ... I think this idea is so geeky cute and above all super simple.
I used Cricut Iron On Vinyl in white and a black PRE-WASHED T-shirt from Joann's.
Confession time: I was a little afraid of cutting tiny letters out of this vinyl, so I only used the Atomic numbers which are about 1/3 of an inch tall, and the symbols are 1.19" tall, each square is about 2.75". I used Nate's ABC's for the element symbols and for the atomic numbers Cricut Craft Room Basics font.
Thank you for stopping by, I do appreciate your comment, have a wonderful and blessed day!
I hope you had a fabulous weekend and that you are having a Terrific Tuesday.. We had a very nice Labor Day and we are ready to "start" the work/school week... Speaking of school, today as my project for Exploring Cricut I want to share with you a T-shirt inspired by the Periodic Table of Elements...
I cannot claim this idea as mine, since I saw a young man wearing a similar one the other day, sadly he had no clue were it came from but of course I remember I had a brand new roll of white Iron On Vinyl to play with ;)... I looked online and found a few places that sell similar shirts like this and this ... I think this idea is so geeky cute and above all super simple.
I used Cricut Iron On Vinyl in white and a black PRE-WASHED T-shirt from Joann's.
Confession time: I was a little afraid of cutting tiny letters out of this vinyl, so I only used the Atomic numbers which are about 1/3 of an inch tall, and the symbols are 1.19" tall, each square is about 2.75". I used Nate's ABC's for the element symbols and for the atomic numbers Cricut Craft Room Basics font.
This is my very first project using Iron on Vinyl and it was fairly easy to use, with the exception of the little tiny dot for the "8" above Ni that was hard to iron on.
When using Iron on Vinyl follow the instructions included with it, and DON'T forget to mirror your image:
I have already washed this shirt and it still looks good - of course I washed it inside out on the gentle cycle and did not put it in the dryer just to be on the safe side ;)
Have you tried Cricut's Iron on Vinyl yet? I am hooked on it now!! I think I will use the negative cuts from this project to create a second shirt so stay tuned ;) ...I hope you like this project and that you continue to visit Exploring Cricut daily for more inspiration :)
Thank you for stopping by, I do appreciate your comment, have a wonderful and blessed day!



This is awesome! I've never tried this before, but I might now!
ReplyDeleteI love your shirt Liz!! Looks fabulous. I'm gonna have to check into getting some iron on vinyl. :)
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that? I need to get some of that stuff and start playing-great job!
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