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Sweather Weather cut file.

Sweater weather is here for some. I keep seeing pictures of my Illinois friends at the apple orchards and football games in their sweaters. I’m not gonna lie. I’m jelly!

I know I probably say this a lot but the sweater weather cut file is easily on my list of favorites. I hand lettered the words using a marker and paper, scanned, digitized and turned it into a cut file. Then I added the circle frame and viola.

Pull out your Silhouette Cameo or Cricut and put this cut file on your favorite blank sweater using heat transfer vinyl. I wrote a whole post on tips and tricks for using Heat Transfer Vinyl if you haven’t ventured into that realm yet.

The sweatshirt shown in the image is a Gildan brand and the mockup image is from Carolina Mama Bear on ETSY. If you have an online shop and use mockups or are wondering how to use them I rounded up places to purchase Bella Canvas Mockups.

Sweater Weather Cut File FAQs

What can I make with these cut files?

Cut these files onto any medium you prefer and make SO MANY THINGS! Make mugs, cups, shirts, onesies, tote bags or basically whatever your heart desires. I have put together a list of adhesive and iron-on blanks and 35 ways to use adhesive vinyl to give you more ideas. My Vinyl Direct has a whole bunch of vinyl blanks you will fall in love with.

Where do you get your vinyl?

I buy from a handful of different places to get my hands on new products when they come out. I love Happy Crafters because the girls are always so willing to help and they have quick processing time. Waiting around for items to ship is the worst! I also like to purchase from My Vinyl Direct and Expressions Vinyl. Both of these places offer the typical colors and types of vinyls and both have an array of fun prints staying on top of new trends.