It’s here the 100th day of school and that means it’s time for a homework assignment, of 100 things on a shirt, and this 100 Super Days shirt is sure to be a hit!
100th Day of School
If you don’t know the 100th day of school is a pretty big deal, especially in Kindergarten. It’s a milestone that is celebrated and a lot of schools have the students do a project with 100 things.
100th Day of School shirt
Our school asked us to make a t-shirt with 100 items in it. I talked with Eleanor about what she wanted. She debated about 100 google eyes or 100 stars or hearts but nothing seemed to fit. So I asked her what do you really like? She replied with superheroes and that’s when I got an idea. I’ve also got a few other 100th day of school shirts 100 T-riffic days, 100 Sweet days.and 100 Magical Days.
100 Super Days of School Shirt
There’s a lot of superheroes out there so we decided to pick 10 and make 10 logos for each hero, because “10 bundles of 10 is 100 Mom”
I bought a white tshirt, and made sure to wash it before I did anything. Then, I pulled out my trusty Cricut and got to work finding the logos and cutting them out with iron on vinyl, oh how I wish the Cricut EasyPress 2 was out when we did this! Tip: Make sure the logos aren’t larger than 1 1/2 inches each. It was tricky to fit all 100 on there.
In the end she chose: Wonder Woman, Superman, The Flash, Spider-Man, Big Hero 6, Captain America, The Incredibles, Batman, Robin and The Green Lantern as her 10 superheros.
She worked hard to arrange and iron on all 100 of the logos and was so proud of the finished project. I had a difficult time letting her arrange them, but kept reminding myself this was her project and that it would turn out perfect in her eyes.
I have to say I think it looks pretty perfect and to see how proud she is of it makes it even better.
Does your school celebrate the 100th day? What types of projects did you do?
Make sure you also check out my 100 T-rific Days shirt
This post was originally published February 17, 2016
This is me Destiny! This is a creative lifestyle blog that covers DIY, Cricut, Travel, National Parks, Disney, and Family. I’m navigating life with my husband Mike, who is a stay at home dad, and trying to keep our kids active and me on budget. I work full time and live in the suburbs of Maplewood, New Jersey.
Hello I love the shirt! and want to make it for my son. Can you tell me where you found the logos? or link them for me please? i am new to the cricut world so no idea where to start and its only my second project.
This is so perfect! Our 100 days of school happens to land on Superhero spirit day!!!! Thanks for the amazing idea 🙂
Yeah… I don’t have a cricket cutter so, we’re going to use fabric markers lol
I’m sure it’s going to be awesome. Make sure you share a photo!
How did you find the logos? Can you share what you googled, or exactly what you were looking for? A friend of mine has a cricket machine and will do this for my son, but I need to find the logos
I searched for the pngs or svgs of the logos and then uploaded them. I hope this helps.