Planning a trip to Disney? Here’s a list of 20 DIY Disney Shirts with Free Cut Files so you can use your Silhouette or Cricut to make custom shirts for your whole family!
We took a family trip to Disney this past fall, and one of my favorite parts of the planning and preparation was making shirts for all of us to wear! I mean, really, what’s the point of owning a Silhouette machine if I don’t use it to make amazing custom Disney tees to wear at Disney World??
(I’ve got a blog post with the free cut file for those Minnie Spider Web tees here!)
I’ll admit, though, I spent WAY too much time designing shirts when I should have been packing and preparing for our trip. But my labor (and the work of all the other terrific bloggers on this list) is your gain :-) I’ve put together a list of super fun DIY Disney shirts with free cut files, so all you need to do is cut the HTV, iron, and go! Most of these come with SVG files, though a few are Silhouette files only, and a few are PNGs that you’ll need to pull into your software and trace.
SUPPLIES TO MAKE YOUR OWN DIY DISNEY SHIRTS WITH FREE CUT FILES:
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- Silhouette or Cricut digital craft cutting machine
- blank shirts and heat transfer vinyl – HappyCrafters has a great selection of HTV (I love all their specialty shine and sparkle HTV!), plus they have blank shirts in all kinds of styles and sizes. Get everything you need for your Disney shirts in one place!
- iron or heat press (I adore my EasyPress!! It’s so much easier and faster than an iron, but more compact and affordable than a heat press. But an iron will work fine with lots of even pressure and patience.)
- cut file for your design – find a Disney shirt free cut file you like out of the list below! Or, if nothing on this list floats your boat, you can find lots of Disney SVG files available to purchase from sellers on Etsy here.
**If you’ve never tried a heat transfer vinyl project before, you can find a quick tutorial here.**
I hope you find some inspiration and designs you love from this great list of DIY Disney shirts with free cut files!
Pinterest Etiquette Reminder: Feel free to pin the collage graphic from the top of this post, but if you’d like to pin any individual shirts, make sure you click through to the project to pin from the original source!
My Happy Place Disney Tee from unOriginal Mom
Elena of Avalor Tee from unOriginal Mom
Oh Mickey You So Fine from A Girl and a Glue Gun
Star Wars Disney Ears from Sew What Alicia
Trick or Treat Mickey Pumpkin Head from The Scrap Shoppe Blog
Cinderella Quote Tee from Pitter and Glink
Dark Side Propaganda Tee from The Scrap Shoppe Blog
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Tee from The Craft Patch
Robin Hood Tee from The Craft Patch
Elsa and Anna Sister Shirts from Rae Gun Ramblings
Hat Hair Don’t Care Tee from Polka Dot Chair
3 Lion King Family Tees from Play Party Plan
My Spirit Animal is Minnie Mouse from Smashed Peas and Carrots
Disney Churro Tee from All for the Memories
Best Day Ever – 3 different designs from A Girl and a Glue Gun
Beauty and the Beast Rose Tee from A Girl and A Glue Gun
My First Visit Tee from Kiss My Tulle
Minnie Spiderweb Tees from unOriginal Mom
Resistance Tee from Wild and Wanderful
MORE CRAFTY DISNEY IDEAS!
Free Printable Disney Boarding Pass Tickets
Disney Frozen Stroller Sign
My Happy Place Disney Shirt
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Disney Shirts with Free Cut Files
Elena of Avalor Shirt + Free Cut File
Easy Frozen Themed Birthday Cake
The Perfect Minnie Mouse Costume
Little Mermaid and Flounder Costume
Toddler Tinkerbell Costume
DIY Elena of Avalor Costume
MORE Free Disney Cut Files
And more free cut files…
Sending Disney magic wishes your way for a wonderful trip! Happy crafting!
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Thank you so much for these cute SVG files!
These are soooo fun! I want to make ALL of them and of course, then plan another trip to Disney. :-) Thanks for compiling all these great Free files/ideas. What a great roundup idea!
Thanks for sharing
would love the Disney cuts…thanks
Thank you for these files it is much appreciated
Isn’t there a way to get the Minnie wreath head design? I subscribed to the site but it doesn’t give me any image.
Aw, bummer, it looks like the site has been taken down :-( I’ve removed the image & link from my post. Thanks for letting me know!
Thanks so much for sharing I made the pumpkin one to go on the wall or somewhere as decor . I’m soo happy with it came out super cute!
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Wow, making custom Disney shirts for your family sounds like such a fun and creative way to prepare for your trip! I can imagine the excitement of designing unique tees for everyone. The list of DIY Disney shirts with free cut files is so helpful. Thank you for sharing your experience and tips on supplies needed. Can’t wait to try this for my next Disney vacation!
This is such a great idea! I love that you’ve compiled a list of DIY Disney shirts with free cut files. Can’t wait to try making some for our next family trip. Thanks for sharing!
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Using heat transfer vinyl layers for those character silhouettes looks great in the photos, but the execution is usually a headache. We attempted similar multi-layer designs for a client rollout back in 2018 and the alignment issues were constant until we finally switched to a registration mark system. Saves you from ruining fifty dollars of material just because the black outline shifted two millimeters to the left. The peeling process alone will give you carpal tunnel.