Let's Party SVG

About this design

Let’s Party is a call to action, and the letters behave like it. PARTY is split into five round dots that bob up and down in a zigzag line, each one a different color: burnt orange, mustard, avocado, burnt orange, mustard. The letters inside are soft and bubbly, almost like balloons that have landed. Above them, Let’s sits in a bold, rounded face with an avocado star on each side, and two small mustard stars float below.

It is cheerful without being childish, which makes it a strong choice for a whole family of matching shirts.

Matching shirts for the party

Because it is so readable, this saying works for the guest of honor and the guests alike. A few ideas:

• Everyone in the same layered print, with the birthday person in a different shirt color.
• One dot per person: cut the letters as single-color circles and give each friend a letter of PARTY for a group photo.
• Helpers and hosts in the solid version cut from white iron-on on a dark shirt.

Pieces and weeding

There are 19 pieces and 6 cut-outs in the solid file. The circles, letters, Let’s and the stars all cut as separate parts, so hold them together with the carrier sheet on iron-on, transfer tape on adhesive vinyl, or a backing card for paper crafts. It passes our cut checks from about 2.5 inches wide. That is small enough for a pocket print.

Color layers

• Base and lines in dark cocoa brown: the backing outline round every dot and star
• Burnt orange: the first and fourth circles
• Mustard: the second and fifth circles and the two lower stars
• Avocado in olive green: the middle circle and the stars beside Let’s
• Lettering in dark cocoa brown: Let’s and the five letters of PARTY

Size guide

Iron-on tips

Mirror each layer and cut the iron-on with its shiny side down. Press the backing first, then each circle color, then the letters on top. Use the timing in your vinyl maker’s instructions. At pocket size the layered version gets fiddly, so cut the solid file in one color there.

More project ideas

• Party invitations with the dots layered in card
• Cups and tumblers in permanent vinyl
• Favor bags with a small single-color cut
• A balloon with the solid file in adhesive vinyl

Want the dots in the party theme instead? Swap the colors in the editor; the recoloring guide covers the steps.

Pairs well with

Let’s Celebrate is its sister saying, and Born to Party makes a good shirt for the grown-ups at the same event.