Instructions

1. There is a bit of layering that goes on in these T-shirts. It’s not difficult you’ll just need a little patience when you’re pressing them on the T-shirt.
2. First, download the SVG file (it is zipped when you download; use your unzip utility to decompress) and upload it to your design space. If there are any artifacts that come through in the file be sure to remove them when you start.
3. Resize the image to fit the size of your T-shirt. The child size medium we made was at 7.5 inches, and the women’s size small at 8.5 inches wide. Be sure to mirror all images before you hit "Make it!"
4. After you cut and weed the various pieces of vinyl you’ll be ready to start ironing on. I personally really love using the Cricut EasyPress, because the temperature stays consistent, and there is a nice wide plate on the bottom.
5. Put the red layer on first. If you have a V-neck shirt, place the image 2 to 3 finger lengths down from the bottom of the V. Center the hat slightly to the right of the center of the shirt. Not by much though!
6. Whether you use the glitter or SportFlex vinyl, press on the vinyl based on Cricut's recommendations.
7. Put the blue later on next. Take your time positioning the goggle lenses correctly within the goggles themselves. Add to the carrier sheet back from the red pieces, then press. Wait till the vinyl cools and peel off the carrier sheets.
8. Place the white pieces on it last. Replace all the carrier sheets so the red and the blue vinyl is covered. Press the white into the shirt. Wait for it to cool a bit, then to remove the carrier sheets and your shirt is ready to H2O H2O H2O and impress any swim kid!