My middle daughter has her own unique style. I love it. She's sure of herself and doesn't love the traditional pink and frilly you find in the girl section at the clothing store. I used some gold iron-on and my Cricut Explore™ to make her a one-of-a-kind surfboard hoodie. She loves it and was sad it's way too hot to wear it to school right now. The surfboard iron-on is cute and fun without being over the top "girly".
Don't forget to check out the details of the other 3 projects I just made for the Cricut Design Space™ Star competition!
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Supplies:
Cricut Iron On Glitter, Gold
(affiliate link to the kind I bought)
Cricut Explore™
Instructions:
1. Choose a design and load into the Cricut software. Make sure you check out the See the Free Image of the Week at Cricut. I'd love to share my surfboard design as well.
2. Use the Explore to cut the design. Remove carefully.
3. Iron on as directed.
This post is part of the Cricut Design Space Star Contest. I was given a Cricut Explore machine to compete in this contest. All opinions and designs are my own.
Lucyred says
My granddaughter and your daughter must be kindred spirits! Not only does the photo look much like her, she too loves this type of look and no frilly or pink anything! Would love the file for the surfboards to make her a shirt also ~ and will definitely use gold glitter ~ her last name is gold!
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