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DIY Minecraft Creeper Shirt for 100 Days of School

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Unique and personalized items are always super popular for the 100th day of school. Have a kid all about video games at your house? Get ready for the big day with a DIY Minecraft Creeper shirt to celebrate 100 days of school!

Easy DIY Minecraft Creeper shirt for 100 days of school.

DIY Minecraft Creeper Shirt for 100 Days of School

100 days into the school year! I’m sure you’ve been seeing the posts everywhere on social media. Lots of kids dressed up as 100-year-olds! Another popular way for kindergartners to commemorate this special day is with a shirt that displays 100 items. Most kids request a theme and my little guy said his shirt needed to reflect his favorite video game. So this DIY Minecraft Creeper shirt idea was exactly what he wanted. Look for your own easy DIY shirts? Read on to get all the details and the free SVG file!

I love helping my kids to create their own unique shirts for the 100th day of school. A couple of years ago my daughter and I created a rainbow shirt for her big 100th day because at that time she was all about rainbows and Wizard of Oz. It turned out perfect and she loved it. This time around the I went with a similar concept for the Minecraft shirt, only used green pom poms instead of fingerprints!

When is the 100th day of school?

For most schools across the country the 100th day of school will be sometime between the end of January and middle of February. This is of course depending on when school starts.

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100 Days of Creepin’ Shirt

We have several Minecraft gamers at our house. Our kindergartner in particular is a major Minecraft fan so I shouldn’t have been too surprised when he said that he wanted a Minecraft 100th day shirt.

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Free Printables

This Creeper face image for cutting on a vinyl cutter is much like the other free printables that I offer you on the blog, but in this case its a file that you “print” and cut out at the same time!

Get the SVG file for cutting on your own craft cutter HERE.

Creating A DIY Minecraft Creeper Shirt

What you’ll need:

What you’ll do to make the shirt:

  • Save the free SVG file HERE and upload it into your vinyl cutter software. (Or you could aways print it off and then use it as a template to draw directly onto the shirt.

Silhouette Cameo Minecraft SVG file
  • Cut the image in a Silhouette, Cricut or other type of craft cutter that uses SVG files and then secure to the shirt with an iron or heat press.




9x9 Cricut heat press iron on vinyl

Get a heat press:

  • Place a piece of cardboard (inside) between the front and back of the shirt. This will help to prevent the glue from going through to the backside.
  • Use glue to apply the green pom poms.

Creating DIY shirts for 100th day of school
  • You can use heavy books to help add weight and press down on the pom poms while it dries.

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I knew those expensive college psychology textbooks would come in handy sometime!

  • Let dry over night.

DIY Minecraft Creeper Shirt

Easy to make DIY Minecraft Creeper shirt for 100th day of school.

In retrospect I would have purchased the smaller pom poms AND if you follow me on Instagram then you know that I might have only 90 pom poms. Mom math problems. Ha!

100 Days of Creepin’ Minecraft T-Shirt

But this little boy loved his shirt and that all that truly matters.

DIY Minecraft Creeper shirt for 100 days of school.

Who can even tell that 10 pom poms are missing???

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Tara

blog owner at Seeing Dandy Blog
A mom blogger for over 15 years, Tara Smith lives in St. Louis, Missouri with her audiologist husband and four kids. Her blog has been featured on local media television shows like News 4 Great Day and Show Me St. Louis, as well as in the Farmhouse Style Magazine for Country Sampler. She loves to travel, explore the Midwest, make crafts and read.

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