Just an Ordinary Demi-Dad Cricut Cut File

Click here to open in Cricut Design Space

To modify this file make sure you unattach and un-group the items in the Design Space dashboard. Just remember to select mirror before cutting the file if you're using it as an iron on like I did.

Supplies:

1. Men's Heavy Cotton T-Shirt (Black)

2.Cricut Iron On Lite, Silver

Toothless Sticker Decal for Cricut

Click here to open in Cricut Design Space

Supplies:

1. Cricut Vinyl, Midnight

2. Cricut Vinyl Transfer Tape

May Your Coffee Be Stronger Than Your Toddler for Cricut

Click here to make this in Cricut Design Space

I am absolutely in love with my Cricut Explore Air 2 that I got for Christmas from my husband and kids. This was my first official iron on project that I made with it. I now want to iron something on everything I see.

I've seen this slogan a bunch of times across the web and Facebook, but using the Cricut allowed me the freedom to design it the way that I wanted it to look. Not to mention the fact that most of the places I've seen it are those knock off, non American sizes websites. The last time I tried to order a shirt from one of those I could barely fit one boob in.

I've included the link above that will open in Cricut's Design Space if anyone would like to make their own.

You can customize your own colors, but here's what I used for this one 
(because I have a slight obsession with glitter):

1. Cricut Iron on Glitter, Silver

2.Cricut Iron-On Glitter, Red

3. Gildan G180 Adult Sweatshirt - Black
This is offered in a variety of colors and sizes.

I also purchased the Cricut Easy Press. While this is totally optional, it was worth the investment for me since I know I'll be using the iron-on materials a ton. It works absolutely great by the way!

If you're a first timer like me, I highly recommend visiting Cricut's Offical YouTube Channel and following the tutorial.