Making your own tshirts is a fun craft to do with the kids, but transfer paper can be pretty pricey so we’ve scoured the internet to find some do-it-yourself options. Enjoy!
The Crayon and Sandpaper Transfer
We found this DIY on AlphaMom.com. It’s easy and toddler friendly — would make for a great weekend or rainy day project!
You’ll need:
- quality crayons, like Crayola
- a clean tshirt
- an iron
- fine grit sandpaper (the more coarse the texture the more texture on your transfer)
Follow the steps here and viola!
- clean tshirt
- Sharpie or fabric markers
- tracing box (instructions included in the DIY — 2 push-on lights and a clear storage container)
- masking tape
Check out the entire tutorial here!
The Freezer Paper Transfer
We found this tshirt DIY on LimeLady.LiveJournal.com and it’s not meant for tshirt transfers but fabric instead. Great for making custom quilting squares and such. We thought it was a great find!
You’ll need:
- fabric (thread count of 200 or more)
- freezer paper
- iron
Hope you enjoy these do it yourself tshirt transfer ideas. We can’t wait to share with you our collection of personalized onesies and first birthday tshirts that are sure to be a hit with you and your loved ones. And, a big sister tshirt and big brother tshirt collection you’re sure to cherish!
Cheers!
Petite Lemon