If you are planning a trip to Disney Land or just a Star Wars fan, you will love how easy it is to make your own. Get the free svg file to use with your cutting machine – Silhouette or Cricut!
Star Wars Fans
I grew up in a big Disney loving family and my brother is a big Star Wars fan as well. He even managed to convince us to see the latest show in France because he was dying to see it.
It was at that time that the french subtitles had actual lines when the robots were making mechanical voice sounds. We had to ask him to translate the translations!
Recently my niece went with her entire dance team to perform at Disney Land. Their whole family went together and I offered to make some custom shirts for them.
In addition to family Mickey and Minnie shirts, the boys all wanted DIY Star Wars Shirts. I have seen a few of the shows and can identify most of the characters but will admit that I am not the Star Wars expert.
I asked the boys to come over and help me with the designs. My exact question was – are these guys all from the same show? It was pretty funny and embarrassing.
My 11 year old nephews LOVED to help with the design, weeding the iron-on vinyl, and even helped with the easy press! It was a true team effort and the boys were so excited that they MADE these shirts.
Check out this adorable and fun Star Wars Birthday Party!
There is just something so satisfying about how professional the shirts look and knowing you made them. We all laughed at how satisfying it is to peel the clear sheet off after pressing the design onto the shirts.
Before they even arrived home from the trip I got 3 messages from friends and my SIL’s friends asking about their shirts and if they could buy some from me. I figured I would share the information here so that everyone else could make their own DIY Star Wars shirts too.
Rollin With The Homies Shirt
Celebrating all our favorite robots in the show – this one was put together because when it comes to assembling a robot team, you can just choose one! I will share a link at the bottom of this post so you can download the free SVG post.
Star Wars Mickey Shirt
The star wars symbols in the Mickey Mouse shape is a free SVG file from Alicia at Sew What Alicia – you can get her file HERE.
Helpful Tutorials:
- How to upload an SVG to Cricut Design Space
- Cricut Tips and Tricks – Hacks You Need To Know
- Cricut Explore VS Maker – which do you need and why?
DIY Star Wars Shirt
DIY Star Wars Shirt
Any Star Wars fan will love making their own shirts to watch the movies or wear to the park. R2D2, BB8, and C3PO join as a group of friends in this Rollin' With The Homies shirt.
Materials
- Shirt
- Iron-on Vinyl
- Cutting Mat
- Star Wars SVG design - free download below
Instructions
- Upload SVG to Cricut Design Space - a full tutorial on how to add svg files to Cricut Design Space here.
- Make It - Once your design is ready, click make it to show your design on the cutting mat. If using a Maker it will prompt you to select your materials. Once selecting you will see a preview of the cutting mat. Here you will make sure to mirror the design for using iron-on vinyl. If you are using a scrap piece of vinyl you can re-position the design on the cutting mat to best utilize the material. If using an Explore Air machine you will turn the dial to the iron-on vinyl. Place the iron-on vinyl shiny side down on the cutting mat. Load into the machine and press the blinking go button.
- Cut And Weed - When the cutting is finished the load / unload button will flash. Unload the cutting mat and weed the unwanted vinyl from the design. There will be a plastic sheet on the bottom that will keep your design in place. It will appear backwards at this point, which is correct. Once the design is ready you will flip it over and place it onto your item with the clear plastic sheet on top. Warm your EasyPress to the correct settings for your project. You can find the recommended EasyPress Settings here.
- Press with easy press
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Download SVG Files Here
Maddie says
Hi! I’ve searched all in this post and can’t seem to find the SVG download. Am I missing it? Thanks so much! Btw, I love your stuff!
Brooke says
Scroll to the very end of the post. The form to enter your email should be there. It will then email you the link.
susan Kunz says
I would LOVE to grab this SVG, but the link is not showing up for me anywhere.
christine says
Hello may I pls.have the rolling with homies svg… pls pls pls 🙂
Thank you !
Christine
Cassidt says
I uploaded the file but when i click to make it, it jumbles everything on different mats. How to i have it together on the mats to cut properly? Thanks
Brooke says
Try attaching the items to each other on the canvas (before sending it to the cutting mat).
Kayla Huth says
Is this file still available? I’ve tried entering my email address and im not receiving anything. Thanks!
Kayla Huth says
Nevermind! I tried with a different email address and it came right through. Thank you so much!!
Nancy Caldwell says
Thanks for the svg. Was having a hard time making something for my nephew for Christmas. Hope he enjoys the shirt I made him.
Tara says
I would love the svg file. Not sure where to find it.
Elvia says
The starters logos are awesome. Thank you for the file that I was able to make a tee for my ten yr old autistic son and five yr old daughter for starwars day. They got so many compliments at school!
Brooke says
So glad you liked them and used them!
Paige says
Rollin with the homies svg!! Thank you!!’