Easy Fall T-Shirts with the Cricut Easy Press

I'm sharing how easy it is to make your own Fall tees and home decor with the Cricut Easy Press! And I'm giving away the tee in this post to one lucky person! 🤗

(Updated in August 2021)

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Have you ever found yourself paying a LOT of money for a cute tee? Did you know it's easy to make your own? 


I got this Cricut Easy Press for Christmas a couple years ago, and it has been such a great tool in my crafter's arsenal for making my own projects. This press has over 6000 5-star reviews on Amazon! It's clear I'm not the only one who loves this small but mighty machine!
 

How to make easy Fall t-shirts with the Cricut Easy Press

It may only be early August, but I'm so excited to share my first Fall DIY project of the season with you! Remember, bloggers like me share our ideas early so you have the time to find the supplies and do them yourself. 😉 CLICK HERE TO VIEW ALL MY FALL PROJECTS!

I've made a couple Fall t-shirts already this year and can't wait to make more! This is also a good time to be thinking about Christmas gifts! I'm sure you have a few people who would appreciate a handmade t-shirt...or set of tea towels...or napkins or...

You get the idea...there are SO MANY things you can make once you have your own heat press!

Make your own tees for Fall

I love Fall. 🍂❤ It's my very very favorite season! I love pumpkins and pulling out the cozy decor and pumpkin spice and changing leaves and cooler weather and cozy blankets and sweaters! All the Fall things. 

Down here in South Texas, we don't get cool weather in the Fall. The temps may cool slightly but it is still very humid and hot. Although I've talked to people who grew up here and they notice a change in the weather, I'm still waiting to feel that change!!


So that's why I made Fall tees with short sleeves! But by all means you can make whatever you'd like! The possibilities are really limitless!

Pumpkin Spice DIY Tee

Raise your hand if you're a pumpkin spice lover and can't wait for PSL season at Starbucks! It always feels like Fall has truly arrived when I am sipping on a pumpkin spice latte!

I created a PUMPKIN SPICE EVERYTHING tee and I'll be giving this one away so keep reading for more details on the Giveaway!

Save money and make your own tees

You will need either a Silhouette or Cricut die cut machine to cut out your designs. I own the Silhouette Cameo and love it! I purchased it as a bundle, which came with a bunch of tools, vinyl, gift card, etc. Yes, it is an investment but I have found it has paid for itself because of the money I've saved by making my own home decor, tees, and more! Even just the money I save by making gifts! And everyone loves receiving a customized gift that was thoughtfully handmade!

Supplies you'll need to make your own custom tees


To make my pumpkin spice design, I created my words in PicMonkey. I then saved the design to my computer and uploaded it into my Silhouette Studio program. This is how it looked. When you save a jpeg design from PicMonkey or Google to the Silhouette Studio software, you're not able to manipulate the pieces. You can just resize it. So make sure you're happy with the design's placement.


I cut the design onto black heat transfer vinyl, which is the material you need for ironing onto fabric! This is a different product than regular vinyl. You also must print words in reverse!

Next I cut out a couple of pumpkins from a design that I purchased from the Silhouette Design Store for .99$ and resized to fit the space on my tee. 

Finally, I ironed everything into place with the Easy Press. It's so easy to use, and you don't need to apply pressure like you do with a regular iron.

I actually made some shirts before I got my Easy Press, using just my regular iron to add the design, and after the first wash, they started to peel off!

The Easy Press doesn't use steam, and you can set the temperature for your specific materials you are using. There really is no learning curve, it's easy peasy to use!


Isn't that fun? You can make a bunch of shirts all at once!

For more detailed instructions on using the Cricut Easy Press with heat transfer vinyl, click on my  easy no-sew Fall pillows

You can also see some other home decor items I made using my Cricut Easy Press here:  burlap linen napkins with words that will be perfect for every occasion, and this  Rae Dunn inspired tea towel that I made for Valentines.


Are you excited for all the possibilities?

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custom fall pumpkin spice t-shirt



I promised a GIVEAWAY, and here it is!

WIN this brand new Pumpkin Spice Everything tee in ladies size M

To Enter, please give me a follow on Instagram here. Then drop a comment telling me you followed me, and make sure your email address is in your comment so I can notify you!

If you don't have Instagram, you can still enter the giveaway! Please like my page on Facebook here. Again, come back here and let me know you did so I can notify you if you win!

Giveaway will end on Monday, August 10 at midnight and winner will be notified Tuesday, August 11. Good luck!

(this giveaway has closed)


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  1. Following as thornell2be beppie1313@gmail.com

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  2. I follow you on Instagram and FB. Thank you for the chance to win. bevebersole@comcast.net

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  3. Love the T-shirt and is the perfect size.

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  4. Hi Cindy! I follow you on FB and Instagram. Fall is my favorite season! Love the changing of the leaves here in Pennsylvania.

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    1. Hi Denise, I am so longing for Fall weather! May need to head back north though ;)

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