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Step-by-step ways to make a spirit shirt, tank, ribbon or face design in your team colors, with the safety notes that matter.
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How to Tie-Dye a Spirit Shirt in Team Colors
You can make a two-color tie-dye spirit shirt by folding a cotton tee, applying colors in separated areas, and following the dye kit’s setting and wash directions.
How to Make an Iron-On Vinyl Spirit Shirt
Make an iron-on vinyl spirit shirt by designing, cutting, weeding, positioning, and pressing heat-transfer vinyl according to its product instructions.
How to Put a Name and Number on the Back of a Shirt
Add a name and number to a spirit shirt with iron-on letters, fabric paint, or sewn-on patches, using careful measuring and a test placement.
- How to Cut a T-Shirt Into a Spirit Tank (No Sewing)You can make a no-sew spirit tank by marking and cutting a T-shirt’s sleeves and neckline, then trimming the hem or adding fringe if you like.
- How to Knot a Spirit Tee Three Easy WaysKnot a spirit tee with a side knot, a front knot, or a hair tie tuck to adjust its shape without sewing or cutting.
- Fabric Paint and Stencil Spirit Shirt GuideUse a clean, flat shirt, secure a stencil, dab on fabric paint, then dry and heat-set it according to the paint label.
- Team-Color Hair Bows and Spirit Ribbons You Can MakeMake team-color hair bows and spirit ribbons with layered ribbon, braids, or pipe-cleaner poms, choosing a secure, comfortable attachment for your hairstyle.
- Team-Color Face Paint and Glitter Ideas (Skin-Safe)Use cosmetic-grade face paint and glitter, patch-test first, keep products away from eyes and mouth, and check your school's dress code.
- Team-Color Bracelets and Spirit Accessories to MakeMake team-color bracelets and spirit accessories with embroidery floss, beads, shoelaces, pom-pom charms, or lightweight chains for backpacks.