Does anyone else get nerdily excited about Pi Day on March 14 (or 3.14 - Pi day - get it?). My youngest sister is a total Pi nerd and has some ridiculous number of digits of Pi memorized so I made this fun shirt for her. Embrace your inner nerd make your own Pi shirt to celebrate the March 14th, too!
Supplies
- Black t-shirt
- Cricut Iron On Glitter Vinyl in Silver
- Cricut Mini Cutting Machine
- Cricut Tools Craft Basic Set
- Cricut Brooklyn Iron-on cartridge
- Iron
Directions
Step 1: Create Graphic
Create your image to cut out in Cricut Craft Room. The heart is just a basic one that comes in craft room and the Pi symbol is the from the Cricut Brooklyn Iron-on cartridge. I made mine about 3 inches wide and 2.5 inches tall
Step 2: Cut
Cut out the vinyl following the instructions on the package.
For a detailed photo walk through of this process, see this post: How to Make a Cricut Tools Storage Bag with Iron-On Glitter Vinyl.
Don't forget to flip your image before you cut it out!!
Step 3: Iron
Follow the instructions on the package, or follow the photo instructions here: How to Make a Cricut Tools Storage Bag with Iron-On Glitter Vinyl for applying the vinyl to the shirt.
Step 4: Wear
Once the applique is cool and you've removed the backing, wear your Pi love shirt with nerdy pride!
Special thanks to my friend, Jessica, who modeled this shirt for me. Don't you love that hat she's wearing? She makes them and sells them! Check her out on Facebook here.
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supplies disclosure: I was given a Cricut Mini, cricut tools, iron on glitter vinyl and access to Cricut cartridges by Provo Craft in hopes that I would use them to create projects to share on my blog. I have not been compensated for creating this project or for writing this post. Project is my own original creation. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Links in supply list are my affiliate links and I may receive a small kick back from Amazon for referring your sale to them.
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