The day of love is right around the corner. And all I have to show for it are a few (awesome) T-shirts.
But really, I couldn’t let the holiday pass without a few heat transfer shirts.
First, a few shirts for Henry. Because every toddler needs multiple Valentine’s shirts. AMIRIGHT?
The first shirt for Henry is a “loads of love” shirt for my wheel-loving boy. I simply cut the dump truck and hearts on navy flocked heat transfer. (Pulled from the trucks shape package.) I added another heart from red chevron fabric and ironed it on with Wonder Under.
I love that both of these shirts are perfect for a little boy, but still feel “Valentine’s-y.” I made them both as T-shirts because that’s what I had on-hand. It’s easy enough to layer a long-sleeve shirt underneath.
I also made a few shirts for Henry’s friend Regan. I couldn’t resist making Valentine’s Day shirts for a little girl. Since Regan’s first birthday party is an owl theme and her room is decked out in owls, I thought “owl always love you” was appropriate.
I used the owl on branch shape.
And let’s not even discuss the next photo. Ignore the headband. The jeggings. The baby cardigan. I say that for your own good.
The second shirt is a “LOVE” shirt is good for any time of year. After all, all we need is love. (I pulled the word from the I love you card and envelope, which was a free shape on the Silhouette blog a while back. * Edited to add: No longer available.)
And here are the little love bugs in their shirts. I can hardly handle the cute. I mean, seriously. Ovaries could be harmed in the viewing of this photo. What? Can’t I say ovaries on my own blog? Ovaries, ovaries, ovaries.
Mark my words – you see this photo, and you have a hankering for a cute blonde baby.
Which shirt is your favorite? Personally, I want the LOVE version in my size. I know. It’s surprising that I don’t fit into the onesie version.
Here are the other supplies I used for these projects:
- Silhouette Portrait
- Silhouette blade
- Red smooth heat transfer
- White smooth heat transfer
- American Apparel onesies and American Apparel kids t-shirts (my very favorite shirts)
- Iron and cloth to press the heat transfer
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Love these (especially the owl one.)
Those shirts and onesies are adorable, and so are those little ones!
Too cute! Not to mention I happen to love babies named Reagan 😉
Theron has lots of Valentines attire too! Totally acceptable!
Oh my goodness, I am dying from all the cuteness going on in this post! I think my favorite is the robot shirt (missing eye and all)!
Oh my. Too sweet.
Oh dear, that boy is too handsome for his own good, and with that smile, I think he knows it. LOVE all the shirts, especially the robot one! So, so cute.
He’s trouble. It’s bad when they know how cute they are.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh my goodness! That owl onesie. I die!
Just more proof that it need a silhouette. Those babies are precious in their holiday shirts!
You do need it. Is it officially on the gift list?
how cute!!! i so dropped the ball on valentine’s day this year. it’s a miracle my kids even have valentines for school. i am feeling the love.
Ha! I had all kinds of ideas for the house and didn’t do any of them. Oh well. Love is about more than decorations, right?
Too adorable! If only I lived closer to my nieces so I could dress them up for Valentine’s Day!
I guess I’ll have to dress up the pups. Pink tutus? Heart covered bandana? They’ll steal all the doggy hearts at the campground this weekend!
You may have puppies around if you do that.
Adorable in every way! All I got to say!
Thank you! I may be biased, but I agree.