You have got to be the best, most thorough teacher of Cricut products! I love how you test things, I appreciate you. You are amazing! I love all of your tutorials.
Thank you so much for being honest with your viewers. You have no idea how much I appreciate it! It sucks when I'm watching a video and I'm seen as someone just to make money off ☺️
I love that you do these tests! It's much more valuable than someone just doing a simple tutorial. I'd encourage you to add more of your mistakes to your normal videos. If even YOU make mistakes, then we're going to make them, too. It'd be nice to see how you work thru them.
I still come back to this video to watch it over and over from time to time. I learn something different every time. Thanks again for sharing your gift and love of crafting.
Some have said to bend a corner down to get it to "crack" to peel back. Not sure if that would be easier or not. Thanks for this testing Jennifer! I am anxious to see what other blanks this will work on besides Cricut blanks. Greg was an awesome helper to you as well! Can't wait to see what you do next with this Infusible ink! Thanks Jennifer! Hugs, Brenda
Thank you, Jennifer, Great tutorial. I noticed that Amazon sells shirts that are 95% polyester 5 % spandex in all sizes. I also saw some that were 100% polyester.
Jennifer thank you so much for this video. I just bought my first infusible Ink transfer paper and was so nervous but you made it look so easy and after watching your video I successfully made a shirt for Christmas.
Thank you so much for all the tutorials and testing the original Easypress with the Infusible ink. I have the first Easypress and I’m just about to make my first Infusible ink shirt. I’m so happy I can get the same results with a little extra time on the Easypress I have! You are awesome!
Thanks for the tutorial, Jennifer. Not thrilled with having to use polyester t-shirts with the infused ink. We have horrible heat & humidity in Central Texas during our overly long summer and polyester doesn’t breathe like cotton. Guess I will do winter t-shirts with this product. Disappointed with this limitation.
This is because Infusible Inks are a form of sublimation ink, and sublimation inks only work with high-polyester or polymer-based products. It's just the nature of this technology. That said, I hear you about polyester -- I also prefer cotton. But we can make things besides shirts, so I'm still interested!
Guess, I’ll forget about infusible inks, except for coasters. I knew there was a good reason for hating to wear polyester & spandex because I hate how it feels on my skin. Thanks for the feedback.
@@lorbrn I would NEVER have been interested in polyester. But please check out the Cricut blanks....the feel of the fabric is lovely. I could hardly believe it and I live in South Mississippi so humidity and heat are part of life. Maybe you could test it out. The product is fantastic.
You can use it on a lower count polyester no lower than 50%... the lower the polyester the more vintage it will look after washing. Will not be as vibrant but does still keep alot of the ink.
I have a gadget that measures the temperature of articles when you point it at it. I tested my small travel iron and the temperature at the highest setting was 400 degrees Fahrenheit!! It seemed to be the same all over and it would be interesting to try it on a small design. However, I have a steam press though I haven't tested the temperatures on that yet though the manufacturers say it goes up to 428 degrees! Worth a try since I can't afford an Easy Press at the moment. Brilliant experiment and I was amazed at the colour vibrancy with both tests. Thank you!
This video was extremely helpful. I have had my Cricut Maker for almost a month and I just bought the Easypress 2. I can't wait to get started making all kinds of fun things, just in time for the holidays!
Thank you for the video, really glad that you post these for those who can't make it to the live. I have all the materials, just waiting for the Easy Press
Jennifer, thanks so much for testing using both the Easy Press 2 and the original Easy Press. I have the original and had been feeling unsure about whether to get excited about infusible ink. Now I know I'll be able to play, hurrah! Torrid has Sophie swing camis that are polyester and I'm dying to cut Anna Griffin medallion shapes to repeat in a line down the center. Just gotta wait for the ivory to come back in my size :-)
Thank you so much for testing this!! I really don't want to have to get another easy press because I got the easy press 1 for Christmas and think it would be crazy to get another one...
Thank you so much! I loved this tutorial/comparison. So very helpful. I bought infusible ink and was afraid I’d have to wait until I could get an easy press 2. Now I don’t!
Thank you soooo much for this comparison!! I have the original easy press and was totally bummed when I heard so many other youtubers say that results would not be as vibrant with the original press (without testing them together). I would very much like to see a video with the original press on both types of coasters. YOU ROCK JENNIFER!! 🙋🏻😍😘💜💕 TFS
Thank you so much for this comparison. I am so excited that I will be able to use the infusible ink with great results and not have to go out and purchase a new easy press 2. Looking forward to more of your tests.
Thank you SO much for doing side by side test with both original easy press and easy press 2. I would love to see the difference on the coasters with both easy presses too.
Thank you for doing this video so we can see how this new ink from Cricut works! So very helpful. I have learned so much from you. Wish I had looked for you when I first got my Cricut. Maybe my cover sheet for my mat would not be cut like a heart! Lol 🤭
Since Christmas my husband ( the computer geek) has gotten all we need to do infusible ink transfers on tee shirts. He is using my original paintings . Today he had done 3 tee shirts and one experimental shirt , so I guess my job is to paint and he makes shirts since I still do the computer part.
Hi Jennifer! I really enjoy your videos. I am especially thankful for you always going the extra mile and test so many different options. Like comparing EasyPress I and II. You are really helping people figure out how to be successful without spending a fortune! Keep up the great work and thank you again! -Chadwick Smith Atlanta, GA
I totally had other plans for today. But I've been wanting to try the Infusible Ink and I wanted to check out this video before I buy anything. I'm so glad I did. I have things to move on to.... but in my que I see another video that you have made since this one. I may have to go check that out first. Also... I want to see the markers in use as well!
Thank You Jennifer! I only have the original EasyPress and wanted to know if I could use it with Infusible Ink. You have answered my question!! Thank You!
Thanks for the comparison. I have the original easypress and don’t want to invest to the 2 if I don’t have too. This crafting gets expensive. I had a cricut imagine, but sold it just prior to the line being discontinued & when they came out with the expression 2. I invested in the brother scan n cut 2 650 since I also do quilting & comes preloaded with designs, but use the cricut easypress .
Me, too. I just got my Explore Air 2 (with a bundle that has the infusibleink pens) and Easy Press 2 within the last couple of months and ended up getting the Cricut coaster blanks, but only did one, so far.
Thank you Jennifer, for your tutorial, Is my first time using infusible ink and the easy press mini, you are correct infusible ink does not work in black material.
Does anyone know what applique is? I know it is an extra step but you can put you image on the proper material seam the edges and the applique to your cotton material.
Jennifer that was a great tutorial. I know you didn't get a chance to use all the new tools. My question is how do the pens/markers come into play? Is it safe to assume that with all the different transfer sheets, there must be some plain white that would allow you to upload your own design and then color in with the pens/markers. This is what I would love to see in an upcoming tutorial on these fun new products.
Thank you very much for this video. It helped me understand infusible ink. Your instructions are clear. I appreciate your honesty and explaining your mistakes. I need am easy press. TFS
Jennifer saw a tutorial using a used transfer it worked but it was much lighter looked faded...so I guess it works as a second generation if your looking for an aged look
Just found a box at Walmart about half off clearance-$6.50 Don’t even know what I bought! 7-2024. I just knew you would have a video on it! Mine is called Watercolor Splash!
I am going to be purchasing a painted stainless steel travel mug from amazon. I am going to be applying some vinyl to it. Do I need to seal the vinyl in order to protect it?? The travel mug is hot/cold. Please help!!
I'm confused as to which butcher paper to use. Your link shows brown and white. Can you tell me which one you personally use? By the way, I love all of your tutorials. You're my go too!
I know this sounds dumb, but what are blanks? I'm just about to order my first ever Cricut and I don't know anything! Excited to learn and thankful I found you!
wow....good tip on the foil ball!!! so i have a question...can the infusible ink work on sublimation car coasters? Just trying to understand the terms infusible and sublimation. I'm thinking sublimation is the material and that infusible ink can work. ty
Thank you for this, Jennifer. I have the original EZ Press, the size you have, and I was wondering whether there would indeed be a difference in the quality of the transfer. Now, here's something interesting. We looked up on the internet butcher paper, and the description said it had wax in it. Oddly enough, the other videos on this product that I watched say to use butcher paper instead of parchment paper because the butcher paper absorbs and the pp has wax. Really? I'm going to leave that in your hands and I'll come back to see if you've had a chance to reply. I guess you can tell by the date I'm watching the replay,
Hello Jennifer love watching and working with you. I am trying to do a wind spinner with the infusible ink. when I get the design on the spinner do I turn it over the design should be face down right?
Very demo, including yours, uses the Easy Press. Can you use a regular, household iron to use these Infusible Ink products? Thanks for the video. I always appreciate your thorough teaching.
You cannot use a regular household iron with Infusible Ink, as it needs to get hotter than what most irons can do and it needs to maintain that temperature precisely and consistently. That said, I will still experiment when I have some more transfer sheets to play with. :)
Hi! Thank you! Your videos are always so informative! I'm hoping you or someone can assist! I'm experiencing a lot of moisture coming from my heat press and pad. I think it may be the reason why my transfers are dull. Any suggestions? Should I try a different mat? Or, maybe a lower heat setting for a longer period of time?
So I’m interested if you have a 100% polyester if it would work because the bag is 100% polyester?? Seems like you could use it if it has the same content?
I read somewhere that you can use parchment paper instead of butcher paper but I'm not sure how accurate this is. Do you know if this would work? I would love to be able to just use the stuff I have if I can save myself another trip to the store :) I discovered your channel a few months back and you have been a life saver with all your tutorials and information! Thank you!
This is the camera I use: Panasonic LUMIX FZ1000 4K Point and Shoot Camera, 16X LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT F2.8-4.0 Lens, 21.1 Megapixels, 1 Inch High Sensitivity Sensor, DMC-FZ1000
Great video, lots of info. My laser thermometer only goes so high so will not tell me hot hot my iron is. Also can you breathe through the transfer ink fabric. I want to print on face mask with this ink.
If you are using a regular household iron, Sharon, it won't get hot enough for the ink to transfer properly! You need to have either a Cricut Easy Press or a heat press to get the correct temperature of 390 degrees! 😉🥰
I am curious if you can assign different colors to designs in Design Space to have them drawn with infusible ink rather than coloring in the design as I have a tremor and am afraid I will just make a mess trying to color in a design.
For some reason the infusible ink stained my brand new cricut mat. Then it left spots around my shirt. They are ink spots so they won't come out. Any idea on what I did wrong?
You have got to be the best, most thorough teacher of Cricut products! I love how you test things, I appreciate you. You are amazing! I love all of your tutorials.
I am so new to cricut and i just got my machine. And a friend of mine told me to watch your videos. And I’m so thankful I listened.
I have just done my first Infusion Ink project, with your help I have completed it perfectly. Thankyou so much xx😃
Thank you so much for being honest with your viewers. You have no idea how much I appreciate it! It sucks when I'm watching a video and I'm seen as someone just to make money off ☺️
I love that you do these tests! It's much more valuable than someone just doing a simple tutorial.
I'd encourage you to add more of your mistakes to your normal videos. If even YOU make mistakes, then we're going to make them, too. It'd be nice to see how you work thru them.
I still come back to this video to watch it over and over from time to time. I learn something different every time.
Thanks again for sharing your gift and love of crafting.
You are so welcome!
@@JenniferMaker Oh yes, my name is Donna Watson. Have a lovely day.
We love that you make mistakes, it makes us feel better about ours. We respect your talent and love that you are real!!
Some have said to bend a corner down to get it to "crack" to peel back. Not sure if that would be easier or not. Thanks for this testing Jennifer! I am anxious to see what other blanks this will work on besides Cricut blanks. Greg was an awesome helper to you as well! Can't wait to see what you do next with this Infusible ink! Thanks Jennifer! Hugs, Brenda
Thank you, Jennifer, Great tutorial. I noticed that Amazon sells shirts that are 95% polyester 5 % spandex in all sizes. I also saw some that were 100% polyester.
Anytime I look for an answer to a question, you always have a video covering it! Thanks so much for your channel Jennifer!
I am so happy that I am able to provide you with the answers you're looking for!
Jennifer thank you so much for this video. I just bought my first infusible Ink transfer paper and was so nervous but you made it look so easy and after watching your video I successfully made a shirt for Christmas.
Jennifer 5hank you so much , you are the only one I saw that this with the original easy press, which is what I have .👍😊
Thank you so much for all the tutorials and testing the original Easypress with the Infusible ink. I have the first Easypress and I’m just about to make my first Infusible ink shirt. I’m so happy I can get the same results with a little extra time on the Easypress I have! You are awesome!
YAY! So happy to help! :)
thank you for sharing! you are the only blogger thus far to share the actual products!! i was so confused until seeing this!
Thanks for the tutorial, Jennifer. Not thrilled with having to use polyester t-shirts with the infused ink. We have horrible heat & humidity in Central Texas during our overly long summer and polyester doesn’t breathe like cotton. Guess I will do winter t-shirts with this product. Disappointed with this limitation.
This is because Infusible Inks are a form of sublimation ink, and sublimation inks only work with high-polyester or polymer-based products. It's just the nature of this technology. That said, I hear you about polyester -- I also prefer cotton. But we can make things besides shirts, so I'm still interested!
Guess, I’ll forget about infusible inks, except for coasters. I knew there was a good reason for hating to wear polyester & spandex because I hate how it feels on my skin. Thanks for the feedback.
@@lorbrn I would NEVER have been interested in polyester. But please check out the Cricut blanks....the feel of the fabric is lovely. I could hardly believe it and I live in South Mississippi so humidity and heat are part of life. Maybe you could test it out. The product is fantastic.
You can use it on a lower count polyester no lower than 50%... the lower the polyester the more vintage it will look after washing. Will not be as vibrant but does still keep alot of the ink.
You’re by far one of my favorite crafters! Love your videos, and how informative they are. I always look forward to your next tutorials.
I have a gadget that measures the temperature of articles when you point it at it. I tested my small travel iron and the temperature at the highest setting was 400 degrees Fahrenheit!! It seemed to be the same all over and it would be interesting to try it on a small design. However, I have a steam press though I haven't tested the temperatures on that yet though the manufacturers say it goes up to 428 degrees! Worth a try since I can't afford an Easy Press at the moment. Brilliant experiment and I was amazed at the colour vibrancy with both tests. Thank you!
This video was extremely helpful. I have had my Cricut Maker for almost a month and I just bought the Easypress 2. I can't wait to get started making all kinds of fun things, just in time for the holidays!
You are so welcome! You will LOVE your Easypress! 😍
I missed the live version, but appreciate that it is on UA-cam. Also, love the "missteps". That's how we learn!
Thank you for the video, really glad that you post these for those who can't make it to the live. I have all the materials, just waiting for the Easy Press
Jennifer, thanks so much for testing using both the Easy Press 2 and the original Easy Press. I have the original and had been feeling unsure about whether to get excited about infusible ink. Now I know I'll be able to play, hurrah! Torrid has Sophie swing camis that are polyester and I'm dying to cut Anna Griffin medallion shapes to repeat in a line down the center. Just gotta wait for the ivory to come back in my size :-)
Hi Jennifer, I am sewing and watching you at the same time!!!! 🥰
Wonderful! 😃
Thank you so much for testing this!! I really don't want to have to get another easy press because I got the easy press 1 for Christmas and think it would be crazy to get another one...
Thank you so much! I loved this tutorial/comparison. So very helpful. I bought infusible ink and was afraid I’d have to wait until I could get an easy press 2. Now I don’t!
I used the markers with my easy press original and cricut coasters today and it worked wonderfully!
YAY! So glad! :)
Thank you soooo much for this comparison!! I have the original easy press and was totally bummed when I heard so many other youtubers say that results would not be as vibrant with the original press (without testing them together). I would very much like to see a video with the original press on both types of coasters. YOU ROCK JENNIFER!! 🙋🏻😍😘💜💕 TFS
Thank you so much for this comparison. I am so excited that I will be able to use the infusible ink with great results and not have to go out and purchase a new easy press 2. Looking forward to more of your tests.
A tip: the swatch of fabric is to be used to wipe any of the ceramic or glass items you are planning to use.
Thank you SO much for doing side by side test with both original easy press and easy press 2. I would love to see the difference on the coasters with both easy presses too.
An iron works totally fine. Love your videos
Thank you for doing this video so we can see how this new ink from Cricut works! So very helpful. I have learned so much from you. Wish I had looked for you when I first got my Cricut. Maybe my cover sheet for my mat would not be cut like a heart! Lol 🤭
Since Christmas my husband ( the computer geek) has gotten all we need to do infusible ink transfers on tee shirts. He is using my original paintings . Today he had done 3 tee shirts and one experimental shirt , so I guess my job is to paint and he makes shirts since I still do the computer part.
Sounds like you two are quite the team! 💗
@@JenniferMaker Guess who my husband is watching on you tube now ?
Hi Jennifer! I really enjoy your videos. I am especially thankful for you always going the extra mile and test so many different options. Like comparing EasyPress I and II. You are really helping people figure out how to be successful without spending a fortune! Keep up the great work and thank you again!
-Chadwick Smith
Atlanta, GA
I totally had other plans for today. But I've been wanting to try the Infusible Ink and I wanted to check out this video before I buy anything. I'm so glad I did. I have things to move on to.... but in my que I see another video that you have made since this one. I may have to go check that out first. Also... I want to see the markers in use as well!
I am excited to use all the new infusible items cricut is coming out with , wonder if making a plague with the infusible ink would work ?
Thank You Jennifer! I only have the original EasyPress and wanted to know if I could use it with Infusible Ink. You have answered my question!! Thank You!
Thanks for the comparison. I have the original easypress and don’t want to invest to the 2 if I don’t have too. This crafting gets expensive. I had a cricut imagine, but sold it just prior to the line being discontinued & when they came out with the expression 2. I invested in the brother scan n cut 2 650 since I also do quilting & comes preloaded with designs, but use the cricut easypress .
A great way for me to learn. loved the video and will be a regular. Thanks for all the tips.
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I haven’t tried iron on yet. I will start with the fusible inks when it goes on sale at Michael’s.
Me, too. I just got my Explore Air 2 (with a bundle that has the infusibleink pens) and Easy Press 2 within the last couple of months and ended up getting the Cricut coaster blanks, but only did one, so far.
I have watched several of the videos yours by far is the best you truly went step by step and it was wonderful
Thank you Jennifer, for your tutorial, Is my first time using infusible ink and the easy press mini, you are correct infusible ink does not work in black material.
Nope! Unfortunately, it works on white or very light colored surface. :)
Does anyone know what applique is? I know it is an extra step but you can put you image on the proper material seam the edges and the applique to your cotton material.
This reminds me of sublimation. I think it’s great for home crafting though. 👍🏼
I love your personality Jennifer! You are very inspiring!
I have had a lot of problems with infusible ink. Thanks for this video, I’m going to try again after I make me a tin foil ball.
You can do it! 😃
Jennifer that was a great tutorial. I know you didn't get a chance to use all the new tools. My question is how do the pens/markers come into play? Is it safe to assume that with all the different transfer sheets, there must be some plain white that would allow you to upload your own design and then color in with the pens/markers. This is what I would love to see in an upcoming tutorial on these fun new products.
Love this live tutorial I would love to see if it works on wood and chalkboards
Hi Jennifer
Thanks for sharing your Project with use.
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I love this video I don’t have a easy press will be trying to get one I have the minin
Jennifer, thank you so much for the awesome video. Appreciate you!!
Thank you very much for this video. It helped me understand infusible ink. Your instructions are clear. I appreciate your honesty and explaining your mistakes. I need am easy press. TFS
You have such a great voice. It is fun to listen to you
Jennifer saw a tutorial using a used transfer it worked but it was much lighter looked faded...so I guess it works as a second generation if your looking for an aged look
Thank you I am watching the replay but enjoyed all the information.
So glad you enjoyed it! 💗
You are so..............awesome!!!! Thank you for the test!!! Can't wait until the next tutorial.
This test saves me from the expense of purchasing a Cricut Easy Press 2.
Thanks for doing this test! You're amazing, appreciate all your videos. 💕. And I thought the live format went great.
Just found a box at Walmart about half off clearance-$6.50 Don’t even know what I bought! 7-2024. I just knew you would have a video on it! Mine is called Watercolor Splash!
Color makes me think about pottery glazing.
Sounds pretty!
Jennifer, I really enjoy you and your videos. It's like visiting a friend.
Thanks for the video! I have the original press and glad to hear it works!
As I am a new at this , this video has been great for me thank you so much Jennifer! Hugs Liz x
I'm glad it was helpful!
@@JenniferMaker yes Jennifer it sure was. 💕
You are the greatest thank you so much for sharing was not even interested but now you got me counting the days THANK YOU!!
Excellent Jennifer I love your demo's
Thank you so much!
I am going to be purchasing a painted stainless steel travel mug from amazon. I am going to be applying some vinyl to it. Do I need to seal the vinyl in order to protect it?? The travel mug is hot/cold. Please help!!
I'm confused as to which butcher paper to use. Your link shows brown and white. Can you tell me which one you personally use? By the way, I love all of your tutorials. You're my go too!
I used the white butcher paper that came with the Infusible Ink. ✨
I know this sounds dumb, but what are blanks? I'm just about to order my first ever Cricut and I don't know anything! Excited to learn and thankful I found you!
Blanks are blank t-shirts
Can you use with heat presses?like the clam shell and such.
wow....good tip on the foil ball!!! so i have a question...can the infusible ink work on sublimation car coasters? Just trying to understand the terms infusible and sublimation. I'm thinking sublimation is the material and that infusible ink can work. ty
Yes, you are correct! ❤️
Thank you so much!!! this is so helpful! Watching to see how this works!
Thank you for the video I like it, but I couldn't heard you that well on my IPad so I had to watch the video on my tv...
Thank you for this, Jennifer. I have the original EZ Press, the size you have, and I was wondering whether there would indeed be a difference in the quality of the transfer. Now, here's something interesting. We looked up on the internet butcher paper, and the description said it had wax in it. Oddly enough, the other videos on this product that I watched say to use butcher paper instead of parchment paper because the butcher paper absorbs and the pp has wax. Really? I'm going to leave that in your hands and I'll come back to see if you've had a chance to reply. I guess you can tell by the date I'm watching the replay,
I know this is an old video of yours... But that doesn't matter. I know it's going to help me and thank you.
You're welcome!
OMG thank you so much Jennifer you are awesome!
Hello Jennifer love watching and working with you. I am trying to do a wind spinner with the infusible ink. when I get the design on the spinner do I turn it over the design should be face down right?
Here is a tutorial for you. jennifermaker.com/diy-wind-spinner/
Thanks so much for your help!
You are so welcome!
Thank you again for another great video.
I'm glad you liked it! 😃
Thank you for all your time and knowledge!
Guess this is what I'm going to save all my birthday gift cards for Michaels for...lol
Very demo, including yours, uses the Easy Press. Can you use a regular, household iron to use these Infusible Ink products?
Thanks for the video. I always appreciate your thorough teaching.
You cannot use a regular household iron with Infusible Ink, as it needs to get hotter than what most irons can do and it needs to maintain that temperature precisely and consistently. That said, I will still experiment when I have some more transfer sheets to play with. :)
Thank you! Your instructions are so clear! I appreciate you!
Hi! Thank you! Your videos are always so informative!
I'm hoping you or someone can assist! I'm experiencing a lot of moisture coming from my heat press and pad. I think it may be the reason why my transfers are dull. Any suggestions? Should I try a different mat? Or, maybe a lower heat setting for a longer period of time?
Moisture coming from your easy press? You might want to contact Cricut.com/help
I have the glow pens I can’t wait to use the
Awesome! Have fun!
So I’m interested if you have a 100% polyester if it would work because the bag is 100% polyester?? Seems like you could use it if it has the same content?
Thank you!!!! This is such a great video.
Glad you liked it! 😃
wtg girl! with the shout out to cricut
I read somewhere that you can use parchment paper instead of butcher paper but I'm not sure how accurate this is. Do you know if this would work? I would love to be able to just use the stuff I have if I can save myself another trip to the store :)
I discovered your channel a few months back and you have been a life saver with all your tutorials and information! Thank you!
Yes you can!
this is a awesome tutorial, do you by any chance know what cameras that you used in your videos
thank you 😄
This is the camera I use: Panasonic LUMIX FZ1000 4K Point and Shoot Camera, 16X LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT F2.8-4.0 Lens, 21.1 Megapixels, 1 Inch High Sensitivity Sensor, DMC-FZ1000
Where do we check to see if there is new live streams scheduled. They are awesome
Are you a member of the Facebook group, Luz? That's a great place to check! You can find them here: 🥰
facebook.com/groups/cricutcraftersandmakers/
@@JenniferMaker i am for 2 days.. there are tabs at the top of the group. Is it under announcements? Thank you for all you do
Jo Ann's Fabric has it also already
your simply amazing! Been following you from the beginning ...and a shout out to Greg:)
Want to see how to combine infusible ink on the coasters
Oh, that IS a good idea! 🥰
Great video, lots of info. My laser thermometer only goes so high so will not tell me hot hot my iron is. Also can you breathe through the transfer ink fabric. I want to print on face mask with this ink.
If you are using a regular household iron, Sharon, it won't get hot enough for the ink to transfer properly! You need to have either a Cricut Easy Press or a heat press to get the correct temperature of 390 degrees! 😉🥰
Always great tutorial !! Thanks 😍
I am curious if you can assign different colors to designs in Design Space to have them drawn with infusible ink rather than coloring in the design as I have a tremor and am afraid I will just make a mess trying to color in a design.
You definitely can!
For some reason the infusible ink stained my brand new cricut mat. Then it left spots around my shirt. They are ink spots so they won't come out. Any idea on what I did wrong?
Great comparison! Thank you!
Thanks Jennifer, good video test. 😊
This. Is very helpful. Thank you
I'm so glad!
Thanks much. Great instructions
I'm so glad you like it!💗
Thank you, very much needed.
You're very welcome