Camp Shirts with SVG Files

Camp shirts are perfect for summer, vacations, and just exploring the great outdoors! I have a great way for you to get SVG files like these today. Then, all that is left is to upload them to your Cricut or other cutting machine and make some adorable shirts. This post is sponsored by Design Bundles however all projects and opinions are my own.

Supplies needed to make these camp shirts:

Iron on vinyl
Cricut or other cutting machine (you can see my preference by clicking here)
SVG files (read on below to see how to get yours)
Iron or Cricut Easypress
Weeding tools (optional)

Using SVG Files

What is an SVG file? It is a file that you can input directly into your machine software and cut great designs. For these camp shirts, I used the following group of files. If you are confused about how to upload these to your Cricut, you can click here to get instructions.

This group of files is from Design Bundles and is just $6 for all of those images. You can click here to see them. But that is not all! Design Bundles gets their name as they bundle great products together for a huge discount. In fact, there is currently one that the camp images above are included in.

For a limited time, you can buy the Love to Craft Volume II for just $24. The bundle is a $312 value so it is a steal! It is packed with hundreds of SVG files and 12 beautiful fonts. As always, the bundle comes with a Premium License for Personal and Commercial Use. Plus it works with a large range of devices/software such as Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, Sure Cuts A Lot, Scan N Cut, Inkscape, Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator, Corel and many more. So yes you can make these camp shirts for commercial use as well!

How do you get the bundle? Just click here and head over to Design Bundles to pick up your own! You will be making so many things! My favorites? Well these camp shirts but there are also SVG files for those that love exercise and even wine. My next project? A water bottle tracker! I can’t wait to get started. For now though, I need to show you how to make those shirts.

How to make these camp shirts:

Start by downloading your purchase and then uploading the SVG file to your software. For the explore outdoors shirt, I turned the different pieces of the file into different colors then attached those together.

I then cut them from three different colors of iron on. Weed all of the excess vinyl. You can then follow the package directions for your iron on to add them to your shirts.

The seek adventure shirt was made all from one color.

Now these are just two of the shirts out of 12 SVG files you get from the happy camper collection alone. Image everything you can make with the bundle!