Make your Own DIY Star Wars Shirts with your Cricut
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My whole house is full of Star Wars fans, so we were all SUPER excited when Cricut announced the launch of Star Wars designs. The designs are available to use for paper craft projects as well as Star Wars T Shirt designs. Needless to say, my kids and I have been busy designing Cricut Star Wars T Shirts for the kids as well as Womens Star Wars T Shirts for me! And–the best part is, you can make all of these exact Star Wars T Shirt designs for yourself in Cricut Design Space by following the links below!
DIY Star Wars Shirts
This Yoda burn out shirt was my absolute favorite that I designed! Having access to the designs within the Cricut Star Wars cartridge allows you to manipulate them and make them yours. My son absolutely adored it and wears this boys Star Wars shirt all.the.time.
Make your Cricut Star Wars shirt here: YODA BURN OUT STAR WARS DESIGN
The spaceships are one my of kids’ favorite parts (Millennium Falcon is of course the all-time favorite)–time to go into light speed!
Make yours here: STAR WARS LIGHT SPEED DESIGN
Chewbacca, R2D2, and C3PO would be the best Squad, right? My son loves these characters even more than the humans, honestly.
Make yours here: #SQUADGOALS STAR WARS SHIRT DESIGN
As a kid, Leia was my favorite. I think all girls of the 80’s have a little Rebel Princess inside.
Make your girls Star Wars shirt here: LEIA REBEL PRINCESS DESIGN
Now that my daughter is grown, she loves the movies and begged to have me make her a DIY Star Wars Leia shirt. I loved that she wanted to add a quote from the original trilogy:
Make yours here:
INTO THE GARBAGE CHUTE, FLY BOY DESIGN – BACK
There are more Star Wars designs that are available, and hopefully more to come in Cricut Design Space. (NOTE: Star Wars designs are NOT included with Cricut Access due to licensing agreements.) And I hope they bring a Cricut Star Wars font too–that would be so awesome!
What You Need to Make DIY Star Wars Shirts
Get all of your supplies to make your Cricut Star Wars Shirts here:
- Cutting Machine Cricut on Amazon
- Iron On Vinyl
- Cricut EasyPress or Regular Iron
- Blank Shirt (here’s one of my favorite Raglan Shirts on Amazon)
How to Make DIY Star Wars Shirts with your Cricut
Open one of the Star Wars Shirt Designs in Cricut Design Space from the provided links and size it to fit your shirt. Make sure to MIRROR the design before cutting, and then cut when ready. The shiny side of the vinyl goes DOWN on your mat. Weed away the extra vinyl. Iron on or use the EasyPress 2 to press the vinyl design onto the shirt. If you’re using the Cricut EasyPress, for recommendations based on your materials, you can check out the Cricut EasyPress Recommended Settings.
I tried to access the star wars files on the design space but it says that the project is marked as private. So sad. I was going to make some shirts for my husband and son for our upcoming Disney trip. Is there anyway to access these beautiful projects? Thanks
Hi! They’re all public but there seems to be some sort of weird error in Design Space. I can’t even locate them in “my projects” and can only access them via those links. I’ll work on fixing them! Thanks for letting me know!
Same thing happening to me.
I just redid the links in Design Space. They should work now (fingers crossed!)
I’ve recreated all of the Design Space links and they’re working on my end. Let me know if you can’t get them to work!
for the Yoda star wars design, If you cut out the green portion, and put it on a black tshirt, will the black portion show through from the shirt, or do you need to cut out both for the design to work
Yes! It’s a single layer.
Hi!
is there a way to access the yoda burnout for my silhouette? When I click on the link it takes me to cricut design space and asks me to create an account
Sorry, they’re not my files, just designs I made in Cricut Design Space for Cricut. 🙁