Use this Self Love Club SVG file to make a cute DIY Valentine Shirt. Whether you are somebody’s plus one or are hanging out solo on Valentine’s Day, this Self Love Club SVG file is the perfect saying for your Valentine attire.
When I sat down to create my newest SVG bundle, I knew that retro was the way to go. I really love the look of this file and am so happy with the way this entire bundle turned out (you can see the full bundle later in the post). I think this saying is so important because as women, I feel like we are taught to always take care of everyone else but we very rarely give that same love and care to ourselves. It’s time to take care of ourselves this Valentine’s Day.
BASIC SVG & SILHOUETTE STUDIO POSTS
- How to Use Silhouette Cameo 4: A Guide to Getting Started
- How to Use Silhouette Studio – Everything You Need to Know
- How to Use SVG files: Tips, Tricks & Ideas
- How to Import Files Into Silhouette Studio
- How to Weed Vinyl
- A Beginner’s Guide to Heat Transfer Vinyl
- How to Cut By Color in Silhouette Studio
- How to Separate SVG files into Layers
HOW TO USE THE VALENTINE SVG FILE
I’m going to go through how to use this Valentine SVG file with heat transfer vinyl but you can also use it with adhesive vinyl too. You can use this free Valentine SVG with a Cricut or Silhouette. Here are the supplies that I recommend to make the shirt shown above.
DIY VALENTINE’S DAY SHIRT SUPPLIES
- Siser Easy Weed HTV
- SVG file (access instructions below)
- Silhouette or Cricut
- Cricut EasyPress 2
- Cricut EasyPress Mat
- Weeding Tools
- Cotton Shirt
HOW TO MAKE A SHIRT WITH SELF LOVE CLUB SVG FILE AND HEAT TRANSFER VINYL
- Grab the Self Love Club SVG file in the resource library, accessible to my email subscribers. Not an subscriber? Sign up at the bottom of this post or here.
- Cut out the Valentine SVG file onto heat transfer vinyl (HTV). I like to use Siser Easyweed HTV because it is easy to work with and holds up well in the wash.
Here is a detailed tutorial on how to cut heat transfer vinyl with a Silhouette.
If you want to use multiple colors of vinyl, this tutorial will show you how to cut out multiple colors of vinyl. - Weed away the excess vinyl.
- Place an EasyPress Mat into the shirt. Use the EasyPress 2 to adhere the vinyl to the shirt at 325 degrees for 15 seconds. I recommend an EasyPress 2 instead of an iron because you can set the exact temperature and the plate provides more even heat.
Here is a detailed tutorial on how to use a Cricut EasyPress 2. - Remove the carrier sheet (cold peel) and you’re done!
MORE VALENTINE IDEAS
- All We Need is Love SVG File
- Heart Breaker SVG File
- Wine is My Valentine SVG File
- Love Wins SVG File
- Valentine Wood Block with Cricut & Silhouette
WANT MORE VALENTINE SVG FILES?
GET THE ENTIRE BUNDLE!
You can get the full Retro Valentine SVG bundle with 20 files in my shop! Use it to make fun shirts, decor and more!
SVG FILE FAQs
How do I open these files in my Silhouette software?
Save the file to your computer. If it is a zip file, unzip it. Open your Silhouette software and select FILE>OPEN and navigate to where you saved the file. You can also import the file(s) to your Silhouette library by clicking FILE>LIBRARY>IMPORT TO LIBRARY and navigating to where you saved the file.
Can I open SVG files in the Silhouette Basic Edition?
No. You must have Silhouette Designer Edition or higher to open SVG files. If you have Silhouette Basic Edition, you can use PNG files and convert the PNG to a cut file.
Can this file be used with a Cricut?
Yes. Any SVG file can be used in Cricut Design Space
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