Most people love their coffee. I know I do. Coffee is totally a a win-win in the gift giving department too. Especially a fun DIY Coffee Shirt wrapped up in a To Go Cup!
Since I’ve recently returned to my previous career before kids, some mornings are like Blah, Blah, Blah Coffee to me. Mornings tend to be a little more hectic now trying to get everyone dressed, fed and out the door.
If any conversation is happening before Mama gets a shower and drinks her coffee, it’s pretty much all white noise.
I know there are a lot of coffee loving Mama’s out there like me so giving a Coffee Shirt in a Cup is totally Crushing It as a gift idea for them.
To make this Coffee Shirt, I used my Silhouette CAMEO to cut out the coffee lettering using four different shades of brown Heat Transfer Vinyl. Then, I adhered the vinyl on to the front of the shirt using an iron.
DIY Coffee Shirt in a Cup
Gift giving can really be all about the presentation. To continue with my coffee theme idea, I decided to roll the shirt up inside a 12 oz Dixie® To Go cup.
After the Coffee Shirt was neatly tucked inside the Dixie® To Go cup, I adhered the leak -resistant lid and wrapped my Coffee Shirt in a Cup with pretty red and white ribbon.
Pretty clever gift idea for any Coffee Lover, right? Plus, your actually giving your coffee lovin’ friend a double gift since they can take their cup on the go.
I think it’s Totally Crushing It as a gift idea for any coffee lover out there.
Not only was this Dixie® To Go cup the perfect package to give my coffee shirt in, it’s also a perfect way to enjoy another cup of coffee in the morning as I head off to work. Crushing It!
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Can you cut this with a cricket? I love coffee and I think I need this shirt lol
HI Raquel, sure you can make this shirt using a Cricut. I did purchase the cut file through the Silhouette store so you may have to convert that to an SVG file unless you use your won fonts. Good luck- Holly
I do not use disposable cups and I am sorry to see they are still bought. Reusable ceramic is the way to go!
Thanks for visiting Celeste. I love my ceramic cups too. Holly 🙂