Last Updated on April 26, 2019

This FREE Dr. Seuss SVG File is perfect for celebrating Dr. Seuss day! You can make a DIY Dr. Seuss Shirt with your Cricut and iron on vinyl or use the Free Seuss SVG for making Dr. Seuss Day Crafts. This “Oh, the Places I’ll Go!” Free SVG will be adorable on a Dr. Seuss shirt for toddlers, preschoolers, and kids in general!

Dr. Seuss Quote Shirt with FREE SVG File "Oh the Places I'll Go" by Pineapple Paper Co.

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Dr. Seuss Day is celebrated every year on March 2 – Dr. Seuss’ Birthday and is also celebrated across schools as Read Across America Day. Many school do Dr. Seuss Day crafts to celebrate! I designed this Free SVG File and shirt for my preschooler daughter to wear for her school celebration.

Have you read “Oh, the Places You’ll Go” by Dr. Seuss? It’s a classic for graduation celebrations, because it reminds us that life is a journey to be enjoyed. (If you haven’t read it, Get a Copy on Amazon). I did a simple twist on the book title and made my daughter’s shirt say “Oh, the Places I’ll Go!” because I thought it would be adorable for Dr. Seuss Day at school. Plus, I love FREE SVG Quotes!

DIY Dr. Seuss Day Shirt

If you’d like to make this Seuss week DIY Shirt, you’ll need these supplies:

-Cricut Machine (Buy on Cricut | Amazon)

-Iron On Vinyl (Buy on Cricut | Amazon)

-Cricut EasyPress 2 or Iron (Buy on Cricut | Amazon)

-Blank Shirt

Here’s the raglan shirt I bought on Amazon for my toddler:

Here’s the raglan shirt seen in the picture:

Upload the Free Seuss SVG File to Cricut Design Space. Size to fit your shirt, and click “Make It.” Be sure to click the MIRROR slider button before cutting, and place your Iron On SHINY SIDE DOWN. These are both important so the image will cut the right way to be ironed onto the shirt.

After the design is cut, weed away the extra vinyl. Press onto the shirt using a regular iron or Cricut EasyPress. You can find the Recommended EasyPress settings for your fabric and cutting material on the Cricut page.