DIY XOXO T-Shirt

  Do you like to wear special shirts for holidays? Today we have a Valentine's shirt that's not cheesy at all. In fact, it's super classy. If you want to make your own, all you need is a t-shirt, iron-on letters, iron, and a hard, flat surface to iron on.

Here's a quick little video we made to show you exactly how we did it:

Happy Valentine's Day, friends!

DIY Holly Jolly Vibes Tie Dye T-shirt

 It's time to start gearing up for the holidays! Yay! We love this time of year... family, parties, food. It's all good! We decided to kick off the holiday season by making a special holiday shirt.

What do you think? We love how it turned out! It was really easy to do. All you need is a plain white t-shirt, white flock iron-on letters and tie dye. Other supplies you'll want to have are plastic to protect your surface (we used a garbage bag), iron, and hard-flat surface. This video shows the whole process...

Think of all the possibilities! What would color would you dye your shirt? What would you spell? What alphabet would you use? What color would you dye your alphabet?

Wishing you and yours all the holly jolly vibes from SEI Crafts!

Cute DIY Halloween Shirt or Onesie

 Halloween is less than a week away! We hope you're ready!

Here's a cute little Halloween onesie we made with our tie dye and iron-ons.

Wouldn't this be cute to do as a matching family set? What text would you put on a Halloween shirt?

You can watch exactly how we made it in the video above. Happy Halloween!

Cut Your Own Iron-on Shape Project Ideas

I don't know about your kids. But, at least one of mine always wants an obscure Halloween costume. So, I end up putting something together myself rather than buying one. One of my favorite supplies to use for these homemade Halloween costumes is our full iron-on sheets.

You can cut out any shape you want and iron it onto a shirt, pants, trick-or-treat bag or whatever you need to complete the look.

This glow-in-the dark sheet is one of my favorite for Halloween. It's white in the light and glows kind of a neon green color in the dark.

However, you don't have to use iron-on sheets just for Halloween. They work great for everyday outfits too, like the arrow shirt we made by cutting a white iron-on sheet into strips and triangles.

With the holidays coming, you may be starting to think about how to make your gifts more meaningful, handmade and personalized, like this cute little trinket bag.

You could also make a custom apron for the holidays as a gift or for yourself. These are a couple of aprons we decorated with iron-on sheets.

What do you think? Do you have a use for iron-on sheets? They are on sale for 20% off this week!

DIY Halloween T-Shirt and Bib

 It's still hot here in Utah. But, before long we will start diving into fall and Halloween! So, we thought we would kick start this season with a simple Halloween project using our jack-o-lantern iron-ons.

We started by ironing the largest jack-o-lantern onto the shirt. Then, we added glow-in-the dark letters. These letters have to be removed very carefully.

This sheet also includes 2 little jack-o-lantern iron-ons. So, we decided to make a little bib too. For this one, we used our black classic iron on letters.

Do you like to dress up for Halloween? If you do, you're in luck! Our Halloween iron-ons are on sale this week. Check them out here.

Back-to-School Shirt

 This week our kids and baby iron-ons are on sale! Here's a back-to-school shirt we made with one of them. These are so simple to use. 

Simply place them with the adhesive side touching your shirt, paper side up. Press with an iron. Then, let it cool for a minute and peel off the backing. I also like to turn my shirt inside out and iron the other side to make sure it's adhered well. 

Done! How is your back-to-school shopping going?

Fall Shirt DIY Autumn Leaves and Pumpkin Please

Fall is coming right up! We love the sights, smells, and sounds of fall. How about you? 

When we saw this adorable shirt saying, we knew we had to make a shirt with our cute iron-ons.

For this project we decided to mix two font styles, type and honey.

First, cut out the letters you want to use.

Arrange your letters to decide how you want them placed.

Place each letter individually and iron into place. We used a piece of paper as a tool to help us line the bottom of the letters up straight.

Peel off the film after ironing each letter on.

That's it! What do you think? Would you make a shirt with this saying or something else?

Happy fall, y'all!

DIY Back-to-School Shirt for Teachers or Students

The stores are reminding us that it's almost back-to-school time. How about making a special shirt for the first day of school? 

Our iron-ons are great for making custom shirts. You could spell "first day of 3rd grade", "I'm just here for the recess" or anything else you'd like. Today we are sharing a shirt we designed for a Kindergarten teacher.

All you need is a shirt, iron-ons, and iron. There are lot's of fonts to choose from. But, we decided to use our 2" sport letters to go along with the team theme.

Peel the letters off the iron-on sheet and arrange them how you want on the shirt.

Press the letters onto the shirt with an iron. Then, turn the shirt over and iron the back.

That's it! Done! What would you spell on your back-to-school shirt? What font is your favorite?

How to Design a Summer Beach Bag

We think everyone needs a good, large beach bag for summer fun! You can use them for swimming gear, road trip snacks and so much more. So, today we're showing how we took a plain, large bag and made it fun for a summer beach bag.

First, gather your supplies, you will need a plain bag, tie dye, iron-on letters and iron. We also used a plastic garbage bag to protect our workspace.

For best color-blending, get your bag nice and damp. Then, start with the sky blue tie dye. Shake the bottle and spray it at the bottom of the bag, with the most dye at the very bottom edge.

Next, spray the lime green dye, right over top of the blue and up a few inches higher on the bag to create a nice gradation from dark green to light green. We ended up adding a little more blue right on the bottom edge for that nice, darker green.

Now, spray the hot pink. We went heavy with the dye at the top of the bag and gradually sprayed less pink when we got close to that lime green.

Let the bag lay flat to dry completely. Once your bag is dry, you can add the iron-on letters. Peel them off from the sheet and place them how you'd like. We used the periods kind of like splashes of water or watermelon seeds on the sides of the word "hello".

The last step is to press your letters with an iron and iron the bag throughly to heat set the tie dye.

We hope this gives you some ideas that you can use for your summer crafting.

DIY Custom Glitter Letter Shirt for Easter

Easter is coming right up and if you've got a little baby around, this might be just the project for you. If you don't, what other cute things could you spell with these itty bitty glitter letters?

These custom onesies make great baby gifts! Use the letters to spell whatever you'd like. It's so fast and simple to do.

The 3 supplies you will need are iron-ons, an iron, and a onesie.

First, peel the letters you want to use from the backing sheet and arrange them on the onesie how you'd like.

Next, place the film provided in the kit over the letters. It should be matte side down, glossy side up. Don't worry, this film is heat resistant. It may wrinkle a little bit. But, it won't melt (unless your iron is way too hot and you leave it on too long). Press firmly for about 45 seconds.

You may also choose to iron the back of the shirt, just to make sure those letters are adhered well.

We love these glitter letters. They also come in turquoise, gold, and silver.

Happy Easter!

DIY Strawberry T-Shirt & Halloween Costume Ideas

Yesterday we showed you how to make an R2D2 t-shirt costume. Today we are showing you how to make a strawberry t-shirt. This would be so cute paired with a red or green tulle skirt!



The process is the same as the R2D2 shirt and can be applied to a lot of different costume ideas using iron-on sheets.



You will need the same supplies: free cutting templates, scissors or cutting machine, red or pink t-shirt, iron, and iron-on sheets (we used white and green). We also used a yellow button.



First, cut out your shapes using the templates. We traced the leaves on the paper and cut them out using scissors. We used our cutting machine for the seeds.



Then, arrange the pieces and iron them onto the shirt. We also sewed a little yellow button in the center of the flower.



That's it! We hope you enjoyed these simple t-shirt costume ideas. Here are a few other fun costume ideas that would be easy to make using iron-on sheets: playing cards, BB8, robber, magic 8 ball & pizza, and more!



Don't forget to check out yesterday's R2D2 shirt too. Happy Halloween!