New Year’s Eve Tops With Your Cricut (+ Free SVG Files!)

The New Year will be here before you know it! Making special New Year’s Eve tops for the occasion is a breeze with your Cricut machine and these free SVG files.

New Year’s Eve parties may not have the crazy ugly sweater tradition that you find at Christmas parties, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t make special festive shirts to wear!

I had the idea to make this design and love how it turned out so much that I wanted to share it with you!

The best part is that this is one of those projects where your Cricut machine shines and makes the task quick and easy-breezy.

Use this free SVG file and your Cricut (or another cutting machine) to create your own fun New Year’s Eve tops.

Let’s dive in and get started!

How To Make New Year’s Eve Tops With Your Cricut

I love using my Cricut to make a huge variety of projects, but shirts are always a favorite because they’re simple and always so much fun!

Supples Needed

Here’s what you’ll need to gather:

• New Year’s Eve SVG File
• Cricut machine or another craft cutter – See which one I prefer and recommend
• Iron-on material in the color of your choice
• Shirt – Learn how to save money by buying shirts at wholesale prices
• Cricut EasyPress – Learn more about the Easy Press

New Year’s Eve Tops Craft Instructions

Making shirts with your cutting machine is a cinch! Just follow these simple step-by-step instructions.

Step 1: Add Your SVG File To Your Cutting Machine Software

Download the SVG file to your computer, and then upload it to the software for your cutting machine. Check out how to do this for a Cricut machine.

Step 2: Cut Out Your Design

Then, mirror the design and cut from your iron-on material.

Pro Tip: Be sure to put the material shiny side down on your mat.

Step 3: Remove Excess Vinyl Pieces

You will then need to remove all excess vinyl, including the centers of all of your letters.

Step 4: Add The Vinyl Design To Your Shirt

Iron the vinyl to your shirt using the Cricut EasyPress or an iron.

Note: I prefer the EasyPress for my projects, but you can use an iron if you prefer. Check out my post comparing the EasyPress to a heat press if you need a little more information.

With that, your shirt is done! Enjoy your custom New Year’s Eve tops!

I did this particular design because it is so me y’all! Seriously, I can never make it to midnight on New Year’s Eve. Ha!

Custom New Year’s Eve Tops FAQs

I’m answering common questions readers ask. If you have a question and don’t see it answered below, please leave it in the comments!

Can you wash Cricut vinyl on fabric?

Yes, you can! However, I recommend waiting at least 24 hours after applying your iron-on vinyl to allow it to set. When you’re ready to wash, turn the garment inside out. Tumble dry on a low setting.

Will vinyl come off in the wash?

After one wash or a few washes? No, your shirt will look good as new. However, over time (say, 50+) washes, your vinyl may start wearing off. If you want your custom shirt to remain looking like-new for longer, consider handwashing your shirt and hanging it to try.

Can I make things other than New Year’s Eve tops with this vinyl design?

Definitely! You can use this SVG file to make all sorts of projects, from towels to mugs or champagne glasses and more.

More New Year’s Eve SVG Files

Although I’m partial to my design, there are so many other fun designs out there that you can use for many different projects!

• Pop! Clink! Kiss
• That’s So Twenty Eighteen
• Champagne Squad and Rose Squad
• Midnight Kisses, New Year Wishes
• New Year, Same Mess
• New Years Resolution: Be Just as Awesome as I Was Last Year!
• Kiss Me… at Midnight
• This is My Year to Sparkle
• Available for Midnight Kisses
• Happy New Year 2019
• Cheers Y’all

More Projects That Use Vinyl

Shirts aren’t the only way to use vinyl! Here are some great project ideas and tips that you may want to check out.

• Cricut Coasters: How to Add Vinyl to Coasters
• My Best Layering Vinyl Tips and Tricks with a Cricut
• Making Vinyl Christmas Ornaments with a Cricut
• Adding Heat Transfer Vinyl on Wood

New Year’s Eve Tops

The New Year will be here before you know it! Making special New Year’s Eve tops for the occasion is a breeze with your Cricut machine and these free SVG files.

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Supplies

• New Year’s Eve SVG File
• Cricut machine
• Shirt
• Iron-on vinyl
• Cricut EasyPress

Instructions

• Download the SVG file to your computer and upload it to the software for your cutting machine.
• Mirror the design and cut from your iron-on material.
• Remove all excess vinyl, including from the centers of all of your letters.
• Iron the vinyl to your shirt using the Cricut EasyPress or an iron.

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