Mickey Balloon SVG | Free Cut Files for Cricut + Silhouette

Grab these FREE Mickey Balloon SVG files to make a shirt or hat for your next magical vacation!

We absolutely adore Disney World and have had a few wonderful vacations there as a family over the years. I have a lot of fun making a shirt or two for our trips and I think these Mickey Balloon SVGs would make for some absolutely adorable shirts for kids especially.

Project Ideas

This free Mickey Balloon SVG cut file can be used to decorate so many different projects. Here are some ideas for you!

Iron-on Vinyl or Infusible Ink

Shirts
Hats
Totes
Make-up bags
Pencil pouches

Adhesive Vinyl

Water bottles
Tumblers
Keychains
Signs (If you’re taking your stroller to Disney you will want to make a stroller sign to help yours not to get lost)

If you need some ideas on where to find items to personalize Cricut has some great high quality blank items that you can personalize on their website and of course you can find some good options at the local craft store and at stores like the Dollar Store and Target.

Get the Mickey Balloon SVG, PNG, DFX, + JPG Files

The png file and the other digital files have a transparent background except for the JPG files. Pick the cutting file that you need for the machine that you are using.

You can get the cut file you want by clicking on the one that you want below. These cut files are free for your own personal use (non-commercial use). Download the file to your computer and then upload it to the software program for your cutting machine.

Single Mickey Balloon

Three Mickey Balloons

How to Make a Shirt with the Mickey Balloon SVG

I have a Cricut so I will be showing you how to use the SVG file to make a shirt in Cricut Design Space. If you have a Silhouette you will be using Silhouette Studio and things will look different.

Supplies Needed

shirt
Mickey Balloons SVG
Cricut
Infusible Ink or Iron-on vinyl
Cricut EasyPress
butcher paper

Tutorial

Start by uploading the SVG to Cricut Design Space. Then adjust the size of the image. If you want to change the color of the balloons so that you can cut out of one material then do that if you need to. I think it also helps to change the color to the colors that you’re actually going to use so that when you’re loading the mats into the machine nothing gets confused.

Now you are going to click the Make button. Design Space will then prompt you to select how you are loading your material into the machine and the mat size if you’re using one.

At this point you will see the design divided onto each of the cutting mats. SUPER IMPORTANT!!! You need to mirror your design. And you need to do this for each of the mats. So make sure you click on each mat on the left hand side and click the mirror button for each.

Then select your material and Design Space will walk you through loading and starting the cut.

Put the Infusible ink onto the mat with the colorful side facing up. Load it into your machine and press the Go button.

Once the material has been cut unload it and peel it off of the mat. I like to flip my mat upside down and peel the materials away. This helps the infusible ink transfer sheet not to curl as much.