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Last Updated on October 18, 2024
Are you a team Mom looking for a fun way to boost team spirit? If so, you may just want to consider making your own Team Shirts.
Matching shirts are a really cool way to unify your team, and after doing it myself, I know that it can really be a lot of fun.
If you are not sure where to start, check out these DIY Team Shirt Ideas.
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If You’re a Team Mom, You Need to Grab One of These!
Our “Off Duty Team Mom” t-shirt is a comfy, cute, and casual way to explain that you’re just standing on the sidelines as a supporter and not actively working at the moment. Multiple sizes and colors are available!
DIY Team Shirts to Boost the Team Spirit
Using Heat Transfer Vinyl
Happiness Is Homemade Blog has a simple shirt idea with this tee that is created using Heat Transfer Vinyls and Silhouette Cameo Software.
What you need:
- White cotton tanktops
- Heat transfer vinyls
- Iron
Using Freezer Paper
You can check out this detailed DIY Freezer Paper Guide from Daydream Into Reality to learn how to create your very own freezer paper stencils (either with or without a cutting machine) and customize your shirts using high-quality fabric paint.
What you need:
- Blank t-shirts
- Freezer Paper
- Fabric Paint
- Sponge or paint brushes
- Cardstock
- Iron
Going Collegiate
This is a great tutorial you can follow if you want to use a heat press. These Heat Transfer Vinyl Shirts by Silhouette School Blog were created using a Heat Press for a super-professional look.
What you need:
- Blank shirts
- Vinyl
- Cricut or Silhouette
- Heat Press
Using Bleach
Using a spray bottle filled with Bleach, Six Sisters’ Stuff was able to create these really cool T-Shirts, and you can totally do the same for your team shirts.
What you need:
- Blank t-shirt
- Freezer Paper
- Design
- Cardboard
- Bleach
Using Fabric Markers
Let the team unleash their imagination, and use Fabric Markers to design a fun shirt. It’ll be interesting to see what everyone comes up with.
If you try any of these DIY Team Shirt ideas from this list, please feel free to tag @majorleaguemommy on Instagram so we can see what you came up with!
