With Valentine’s Day just a short couple of weeks away, I am going to share with you one of my favorite little Valentine crafts I have made so far. Of course, I did use my Silhouette Cameo. You know I can’t go too long without sharing a project. Take a look at this cute Girls Owl Heart Valentine’s Shirt tutorial.
How to Make an Owl Valentine’s Shirt
Here are the supplies I used for this tutorial:
- smooth black heat transfer
- smooth teal heat transfer
- flocked white heat transfer
- flocked red heat transfer
- flocked yellow heat transfer
- owl design id #25614
- heart design id #43104
- Silhouette Cameo
Step 1: First open the owl design in your Silhouette Designer Edition software program. When you open the design it will be broken up into several parts. This is where you can pick and choose which pieces to print/cut and the colors you would like for each to be. (I have this all open on one page so you can see how I have them all separate, but you will need to cut each piece separately.)
In the screenshot above you will see that the words are flipped horizontally. This is because when you print them, you want them to cut backward. When you iron them on to your material, they will be correct.
Step 2: Once you have all of your designs cut out, you can then begin the process of ironing on the heat transfer and layering. To do this, you will need a thin piece of fabric to cover your design while ironing.
Owl Valentine’s Shirt Tutorial
I layered all of these together to come up with this super cute little owl.
We always call Addy, “Addy-Boo”. It is a nickname her grandmother gave her. I thought it would be cute to have the shirt say “Addy Whoooo”, but changed my mind at the last minute. I am sure I will use that vinyl for a different owl project in the future.
This is such a cute and quick project, and ‘whoooo’ doesn’t love a great personalized tee!
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I would make cards for my husband and family!
I want to make this adorable owl shirt- my 2 year old is obsessed with owls 🙂
Thanks! I haven’t tried a layered project yet. You make look fun and easy.
Sigh..what wouldn’t I make?? I’d probably make a valentine type shirt. Or moose. Definitely one or the other.
I would make some vinyl wall art.
Oh, ADORABLE!! It looks great!! And you’re so right, a personalized item is always the best! This one is just fantastic! –Lisa
Id love to have it in time to make valentines for the nephews! auntie loves them sooooo much!
I don’t know what I will make first…first I need to figure out how to use it, I suppose 🙂
A t-shirt for my daughters!
Thanks for the opportunity!
I would make glass etched candle holders!
That shirt is too cute! I need to make more decorations for Valentine’s Day!
I’d make a vinyl decal.
My boys’ room is sorely lacking in any kind of decor. I would definitely start there. Thanks!
I’m going to do a cute tshirt. I had no idea you could do that with a Silhouette.
I will be making wall decals.
Easter treat boxes
this shirt!!!
So many things I want to make! I definitely want to make some book quote decals. Thanks!!
a t-shirt for sure!
I would make some artwork for house.
I would make tshirts for my daughter’s volleyball team
Jen, this shirt is just adorable! I would love to make some cute tote bags for the summer. Thanks for the chance to win!
I looks like the sky is the limit….I think I will consider the many upcycle projects this little jewel will unlock.
I have a pinterest board full of ideas that I would love to make!! I would probably start with some decorative pillows for the front porch. 🙂
I would love to make custom decor for my kids’ rooms!
I will go crazy making so many fun things and using it at work for my teaching!!!
I will go crazy making so many fun things and using it at work for my teaching!!! Definitely in my Spanish class!!
A bunch of cards!
I want to make all kinds of projects!
Love that shirt! That’s what I’d make first!
easter decorations first then graduation
I’d like to make shirts for my kids.
My sister in law lives in Mississippi and we love to get together to make cards, books, albums, etc! She always has the neatest ideas/projects for us to do and we have so much fun we never want to sleep!! And I know this would add so much to our projects! Thank you!
I would lmake tees for everyone.
If I win, I would make adorable tee shirts for my friend’s babies!
I really want to make some vinyl wall art
I’d get the glass etching kit and do some glass etched vases.
boylaneely at hotmail dot com
I think the little shirt you created is pretty darn cute and I’d like to make one similar to yours!! I would also like to make personalized signs as well!!
Cards. I hate paying $5 for a card. I would love to make them myself.
Omg I could soo use this!! I would love to have one!!
I would design my baby’s nursery!!
I think my first project would be a vinyl quote for the wall for my mom’s birthday present.
I don’t even know what I’d make, I have so many Silhouette projects pinned! 🙂
I had the opportunity to do a little creating on a Silhouette and loved it. My fingers are crossed for a win!! Thanks Jen!
I really want to do some personalized glassware!
I don’t even know where I would start if I won this! I’ve wanted one for so long. I’d probably start with fun designs on pillows!
I love making shorts and cards!
I have been wanting a silhouette for a little while & would love to win one!
If I win I will make a monogram wall hanging! And monogram on vinyl to put everywhere!! Lol
The first thing I would make with this would be t-shirts for a new writer’s club I’m starting at school!
Well congrats Sierra, because you were chosen as the winner! Check your email 🙂
This is so adorable! I’ve been dying to make some stencils!!
Oh the things I could make. I’d probably start making cards first. It also would make decorating a lot easier, all sorts of bunting in minutes!
I would LOVE to win and make cute shirts!
My daughters name is addy! I love this shirt and would love to be able to make more for her easier with this silhouette!
I have a few glass etching projects I would like to do. Of course I would have to buy the glass etching kit as well since I’ve never done that before.
boylaneely at hotmail dot com
cards for every holiday!!!
would love to make up a mustache shirt for my son’s second birthday bash 🙂
I used heat transfer for the first time over Christmas and I am so hooked! This little owl is adorable!
OMG, it is soooo adddicting! I made onesies all of the time for Addy when she was a baby, and all of my friends who have a baby I tend to do the same. It’s so easy to personalize with heat transfer.
Project is adorable! Any tips on how to layer the vinyl? Did you iron press each layer for the a certain amount of time?
I did iron on each layer separately, and I just ironed until I was sure that it was completely adhered to the shirt 🙂