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Holy Cow I’m Cute SVG for DIY Baby Onesie – The Crafty Blog Stalker

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June 20, 2025
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Holy Cow I’m Cute SVG for DIY Baby Onesie – The Crafty Blog Stalker


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To check the heat settings, refer to the vinyl instructions. It will tell you the best settings to use.

For my flocked vinyl, I set the heat press to 320°F for 15 seconds and a warm peel.

Go over the onesie with a lint roller to remove any stray hairs or dust.

I am starting with my largest layer, which is the blue layer, and centering that on the front of the shirt.

Person centering the blue vinyl “Holy Cow I’m Cute!” design on a beige baby onesie, placed on a pressing mat, ready for heat transfer with a Cricut EasyPress.

Then I applied the heat press according to the package instructions.

Lightly fan the shirt to help it cool down a little. You don’t want to burn your fingers. Then you can peel off the transfer sheet.

Person peeling off the carrier sheet from a navy blue vinyl “Holy Cow I’m Cute!” design after heat pressing it onto a beige baby onesie using a Cricut EasyPress.

Next, center the red layer inside the applied blue layer.

Red vinyl cow layer being centered and placed over the navy blue text on a beige baby onesie, ready for heat pressing with a Cricut EasyPress.

I like to place the transfer sheet from the first layer on top to help protect it during the second press.

Person placing a protective sheet over the layered vinyl design on a beige baby onesie before applying heat with a Cricut EasyPress.

Apply the heat press again.

This time, as I lifted the corner, I could see that the vinyl was not adhering to the shirt, so I laid it back down and repeated the entire cycle.

Person peeling red vinyl carrier sheet from a baby onesie and noticing part of the design hasn’t fully adhered after heat pressing with a Cricut EasyPress.

After this press, I tried peeling from a different corner, and it worked!

Person peeling red vinyl carrier sheet after pressing the second layer of a “Holy Cow I’m Cute!” design onto a beige baby onesie, revealing the cow illustration.

Lastly, I turned the shirt right-side facing down and applied one more cycle of the heat press. Just to make sure that the design is nicely adhered.

Person applying final heat press with a Cricut EasyPress set to 320°F for 10 seconds on a beige baby onesie to secure layered vinyl design.





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