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Making a Glow in the Dark Bat T-shirt for Halloween is easy with this tutorial from Polka Dotted Blue Jay and Craftables. Click here to see how to make one for yourself.

DIY Bat T-shirt with Glow in the Dark Heat Transfer Vinyl

October 2, 2018 /

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Happy Tuesday, friends! I made a new project using a new kind of Heat Transfer Vinyl – Glow in the Dark! Now I totally want to make glow in the dark projects for the rest of the month. Click over to the Craftables blog to see how I made this Bat T-shirt with Glow in the Dark Heat Transfer Vinyl for Halloween.

I will even show you how to modify a cut file when you want certain parts of it but not others; it is super easy and one of my favorite tricks. It is like “designing” your own t-shirt but not having to start from scratch.

Other than t-shirts, what should I put some glow in the dark HTV on? I think a trick or treat bag is next on my agenda!

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