
Free T-Shirt Design Bundle + How to Make a Shirt at Home (The Easy Way!)
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Hey there, maker bestie! 🎨 Whether you're just getting started with your T-shirt biz or want to create something fun for yourself, I've got something special for you today: a FREE bundle of 5 of my best-selling T-shirt designs. And I'm showing you exactly how to use them step-by-step to make a shirt at home—even if you're brand new to this!
🎁 What’s Inside the Free Design Bundle?
You’ll get:
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5 high-quality PNG files (300 DPI, transparent background)
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Perfect for DTF, sublimation, screen print, or iron-on transfer
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Ready to use in Canva, Cricut Design Space, or any editor of your choice
👉 Click here to download your FREE design bundle
🛠 Supplies You’ll Need (for At-Home Transfer Method)
To keep this beginner-friendly, I’m showing you how to make a shirt at home using iron-on transfer paper or DTF transfer sheets.
Here's what you'll need:
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Heat press or home iron
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Transfer paper for light or dark fabrics:
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Scissors & lint roller
Optional:
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Cricut/Silhouette (for advanced editing or layering)
🚡 How to Use the Designs to Make a T-Shirt (Step-by-Step)
Step 1: Download & Choose Your Design
Download the zip file, unzip it, and choose your favorite PNG. You can open it in Canva, Cricut Design Space, or another editing tool.
Step 2: Print Your Design
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Use your printer with DTF paper or iron-on transfer paper
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Make sure to mirror the design (flip horizontally) before printing
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Let it dry completely
Step 3: Prep Your Shirt
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Lay your shirt flat
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Use a lint roller to clean it up
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Pre-press with iron or heat press for 5 seconds to remove moisture
Step 4: Press Your Design
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Place your design face-down (or as directed)
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Press using:
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Heat Press: 320°F for 15 seconds
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Iron: Firm pressure, no steam, press sections for 30 seconds total
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Peel carefully (check if it’s a hot or cold peel paper)
Step 5: Let It Set
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Let the design cure for 24 hours if possible
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Wash inside-out on gentle for best results
🏢 Want to Start Selling Your Shirts?
You can easily launch your own T-shirt shop using print-on-demand services like Printify, which works great with Etsy or Shopify. You can even use Systeme.io to build your shop and email list all in one place!
🌟 Bonus Resources
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Creative Fabrica — for more fonts, SVGs, and design elements
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Amazon Blank Tees — affordable, high-quality options
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Systeme.io — All-in-one business tools for beginners
📌 Pin This Post!
If you're not quite ready, save this tutorial for later! Perfect for hobbyists, new shop owners, or creative mamas who want to start selling tees.
Tag me @CCDesignCreations when you make yours—I’d love to see it!