How to Make Onesies with Your Cricut

Do you know how to make Cricut onesies? I thought I would walk you step-by-step through this easy process. I have the cutest way to make your own onesies with heat transfer vinyl in minutes. Yes, these are funny as well as cute and are sure to be a hit for any mom-to-be. They are great for baby showers and newborn gifts. Use our three free cut files below to get started and be sure to see the links to even more SVG files to use below.

This post was first published on July 20, 2015, however, I am republishing with more information.

Cricut Onesies Video Tutorial

You can also watch me make one of these onesies in the video below.

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Can’t watch the video? Missed some of the steps? I am also outlining the instructions below.

Cricut Onesies

As I mentioned before, these Cricut onesies can be made in just minutes! All you need is some vinyl, your Cricut Machine, and EasyPress and you can create all types of onesies for the little ones in your family.

Today, I will be making three ”phrase-style” onesies, but if you are looking for holidays, animals, and other fun SVG designs to put on a onesie, make sure you check out the files linked below!

Supplies Needed For Cricut Onesies

• Cricut machine (any will work)
• Onesies
• SVG files (you can download those following the instructions below)
• Heat transfer vinyl in the color of your choice (I love the Cricut brand as well as B-Flex HTV)
• Cricut EasyPress or iron

Free Onesie SVG Files

First, you will need to download the SVG files to upload to your machine. To do that, just sign up for the newsletter in the box below and the files will be sent to your email. Be sure you find a box with a picture of the onesies for sign up. If you already subscribe to our newsletter, just add your email again to get this file. You will not be signed up for anything further.

Please note that these files are for personal use only. You can also email me if you have issues getting or using your files.

8 More Free SVG Files

Are you looking for more SVG files that are perfect for creating Cricut onesies? Then check out the SVGs below!

• Mistletoe Onesie
• Baby Christmas Onesie
• Onesies with Heat Transfers
• Free Baby Shower SVG Files
• Unicorn SVG
• First Easter SVG
• Baby Saint Patrick’s Day SVG
• Don’t Moose with Me Onesie

How To Make Cricut Onesies

Now that you have your file, you can follow the instructions below to make onesies with any of the designs above.

Step 1: Upload SVG File To Cricut Design Space

Upload the SVG file to the software for your Cricut machine. You can see how to do that here.

Step 2: Cut Design In Heat Transfer Vinyl

You can then cut your design from your heat transfer vinyl. Be sure to mirror your cut and put the material face down on the mat.

Step 3: Weed Design

Once your design is cut, weed away all of the excess material. Weeding tools make this job easier.

Step 4: Add Design To Onesie

Then place your design on your onesie and press for the recommended time and temperature. All heat transfer vinyl brands are different so you will want to follow the instructions that come with what you are using. You can also see our general guide to heat transfer vinyl here.

Step 5: Remove Transfer Sheet

Once pressed, remove the transfer sheet and enjoy your new onesie!

Now wouldn’t you love to receive a gift like this one? Be sure to make your own onesies with heat transfer vinyl today.

You might have a hard time choosing between these three designs so buy enough supplies to make all three. You will be so glad you did!

Tips and Tricks for Cricut Onesies

Now that you’ve seen these Cricut onesies, are you ready to make your own? Here are a few tips and tricks to ensure your project goes as smoothly as possible!

• Lint Roll Your Onesie – To ensure that you get the best transfer for your design, I recommend lint rolling your onesies! Doing this will remove any type of lint that might interfere with the design and will give you a smooth surface to work with.
• Use Your Scrap Vinyl – Depending on the design you choose, you might be able to skip the big sheets of vinyl and dig into your scrap bin! This is because, since we are working with a small area, you don’t necessarily need that much vinyl to create your custom onesies.
• Break Out The Iron – If you don’t have a Cricut Easypress you can also use an iron to make this project! However, if you have both and are wondering which is best, check out my Cricut EasyPress Versus Iron blog post. In the post, I compare both the Easypress and iron with a variety of Cricut materials.
• Have Fun Using SVG Files! – With so many SVG files available, you can easily create a closet full of custom onesies for your little one! So, have fun with the SVG files included in this post and with making them your own. Also, if you are looking for even more SVG files, check out all of our FREE SVG files here on the blog!

5 More Heat Transfer Vinyl Crafts

Do you love these Cricut onesies, and are looking for more heat transfer vinyl crafts? Then check out the projects below!

• How To Use Heat Transfer Vinyl On Silk Scarf
• How To Make Custom Napkins With Heat Transfer Vinyl
• Adding Heat Transfer Vinyl on Wood
• Using Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl
• Adding Heat Transfer Vinyl to Hats