Which Cricut EasyPress is Right for You?
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- Опубліковано 27 жов 2019
- We are looking at all four Cricut EasyPress models to determine which you may want in your craft room.
Not sure how the EasyPress compares to other ways to add heat transfer vinyl to surfaces? You can see my comparison with an iron here: www.thecountrychiccottage.net...
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Hello, I came across your video. This was so helpful in choosing a heat press as I’m new to all of this. Thanks so much❤
Glad it was helpful!
This was sooo helpful thank you !!!
I have all four and Ithe Matt’s love them all. Thanks
Thank you Angie. Just got a Maker3 and was on the hunt to determine whether I should get the Easy Press on it own. I now know that I need the Mat also. Plan on getting the 9×9 EasyPress. I already have the Mini. Thanks.
PS. Never did anything like this before but decided that I needed to start with the latest machine. I know there is a lot to learn but am looking forward to what is to come. Will be depending on CricutNation for my success.
You do some of the best informational reviews I have viewed. Well done, glad I found your channel!
Wow, thanks!
This was super helpful !!! Thank you !!!
This video was all I needed to watch. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for sharing as I was debating if I should purchase this item and thought I should get the biggest one, but after watching your video, I will most likely go with the 9x9 size. I will watch for the deals as you suggested. Thank you again!
Good choice!
Thank you. Helped a lot!
Glad it helped!
Nice, honest review!! I'm definitely going to get the 9x9 as my first easy press.
Hope you enjoy it!
Me too!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. 🙏🏽
My pleasure!
Thank you, this video is very helpful.
You are welcome!
Hi Thank you for explaining the difference. I am new to this. Have not gotten one yet. Getting one soon. I am a crocheter and getting it to ith crafts.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video and good info.. thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Great videos, going to work through your library this weekend :-)
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@Valentino Chandler definitely, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself =)
Hey! Can you compare this with other top 5 easy press (heat press). For example, Nicapa Easy Press, ViviHome Easy Press, and Tangkula Heat Press Machine. Most of these are less than $150 for the 9x9 and 12x10.
I love your videos! Have helped me a ton since I've gotten my maker! Do you think the 9x9 would be okay for baby onesies? I have heard the 6x7 is better, but I also want to make adult shirts as well. I was wondering if you have experience making onesies with the 9x9 without too many issues with the seams. I am leaning toward the 9x9 from your video, but wanted to see what you thought.
Yep. I have made onesies with my 9x9 without issue!
@@AngieHolden perfect!! I ended up buying the 9x9! Thank you for your reply and your videos!
I have the original blue 9x9 Easy Press, and recently added the Mini Easy Press! When the Mini was on sale this month, it was too good to pass up, lol! The Mini is perfect for using HTV on some of the earrings I make; it heats up and cools down fast. Love that it does not take up much real estate in my craft room either.☺
Thanks for the overview; love your videos!
Thanks!
The only thing with using sublimation, u have to hold pressure and not let it slide so it’s not user friendly with sublimation. I tried to use my 9x9 with sublimation but the colors r not as vibrant. Broke down and got a heat press and the colors r a lot more vibrant using the heat press. I do love the easy press for vinyl. I want a mini now
Interesting! I haven't had any issues but I am careful to hold it super still and not move.
What should I use for bridal boxes? T-shirts, robes, canvas totes, mugs and glasses?
For tshirts and robes I would do the 9x9 or the 6x7. For mugs and glasses, I would use permanent adhesive vinyl.
I know this is an older video but thank you! I just got my first cricut, and was unsure which easypress size I would need. I think I’m going to do a 9x9 and mini
Love this vid. I would love to create both big t shirts and small things like hats and shoes. Is it ambitious to get both the mini and 9x9? Im feeling like it is but don't have much experience with the heat presses!
Oh I think a mini is a great addition to a 9x9!
thanks for making these videos i am going with the 9x9 easy press and the bigest mat
Yay! I hope you love it!
@@AngieHolden i hope so too i was thinking of getting for awhile i had my cricut machine for 3yrs and watched youtube videos and some how watched easy press videos
Me too, I think the 9x9 seems a lot more reasonable for me!
Really debating on the 6x7 versus the 9x9. I like doing onsies but also bigger items. I get the impression multiple presses for iron ons is ok but infusable ink is not? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I have actually had success with multiple presses and infusible ink! So it is possible!
Thank you for the video! I am looking for a press to iron on shirt vinyls but might be doing shirts that are 4xl and xl shirts. Also, can the 9x9 work and just move the press and iron in sections? Thanks!
Yep you can just press ad move it.
Hi,
I make a lot of masks. I am using a regular iron now to customize with everday iron on. I also make t-shirts . I would like to get the 9x9 especially if I can use it for both projects. Do you recommend the 9×9 for the masks too or would a mini iron be better?
I think you could use the 9x9 for both!
I have a small business and I will be starting to do shirts which one would you think to get?
I bought a Cricut Joy and very new to all of this. Would you still recommend a 9x9 or the mini? I've only used my Joy to make cards so far. Thanks
What kind of projects do you want to do?
Thank you for a great video! I have an awesome 15 x 15 but it takes a while to heat up. I do a lot of masks, but think the 9x9 may be more size than I need in addition to cost. What do you recommend for masks in my situation?
I would say 9x9 or 6x7 for masks depending on how big they are.
@@AngieHolden Thank you.
Thank you for the video😁i want to make graphic tees with pictures but I’m not sure if the 6x7 one will be enough should I go for more of a 9x9
You can always press twice with a 6x7 instead of once with a 9x9.
@@AngieHolden .. Thanks a lot
I have a giant (15x15) heat press that works well, however takes up so much real estate and is so heavy to move. I make bags, I use the press to fuse my interfacing on my fabrics (vinyl, canvas, leather). Due to the size and real estate, I have been considering buying the 12x10. I am curious if it would work for that? My press goes up to 400 degrees, but I generally average around 300-305. I know I will be losing the "pressure" from the press, but this thing is so heavy and awkward.
It would definitely work. It goes up to 400 and I don't think the pressure will make any difference.
If I get the 9x9 and end up doing something larger is it ok to press multiple times to comes the area? If that ok for infusible ink type projects too or can I not press those more than once? I just got my maker today so I am a complete newbie and want to make shirts and pillow and all kinds of projects but want to stick to one size press and maybe the mini too. Thanks!!
I have used a smaller for iron on and Infusible ink and pressed multiple times with no issue! it should be fine!
Great video! I’m planning to make a size xl graduation shirt for my nephew, will my 9by 9 easypress2 do the job?
You can just press as many times as you need to in order to cover the area.
Thank you for your response.. I appreciate it very much☺️
Hi! I am a beginner! I’m a teacher, and I will be a grandma this summer. I would like to use the heat press for adult t-shirts and onesies. Will the 9x9 be ok for onesies? I will probably make a lot of those in the beginning. Thank you!
Yes! I have used my 9x9 on a ton of onesies.
They are lovely, thanks for the descriptions, but hey are far too expensive for me. Can you do larger projects with the Easy Press Mini? That is probably the only one I am ever going to be able to get.
You can use it just like an iron for heat transfer vinyl. It will just take longer.
@@AngieHolden Thanks Angie, I have a good iron for the vinyl but I was wondering about the infusible ink. I do have a steam press which I am going to experiment with, without the steam of course!
For Infusible Ink, you need to control the temperature and it must get to 400 degrees. That is usually only possible with some sort of heat press or the EasyPress.
@@AngieHolden Thanks. I will let you know how I get on with my steam press. If that doesn't work the infusible ink is not for me.
So these will work when pressing sublimation prints? Im new and learning! Thanks
Yes it will.
How do you put decals on cups/tumblers, keys chains,etc?
I use adhesive vinyl for those applications. You can see a basics for that here: ua-cam.com/video/fm-jzQyeLLg/v-deo.html
Thank you, I am new to all of this and was going to use the mini as a iron on,like grandmas iron on, so it's not like putting a patch on a shirt it's a press so is there a difference from this and like an iron that you iron your shirts out or iron a logo on a shirt?
You can use an iron for this or use this as an iron? Not sure what you are asking.
Hi Angie I'm trying to do a recipe on bread boards do i need to put polycrylic on board before putting htv on the board
Actually it would be better to put HTV on first then seal on top.
Hi my brother wants to make tshirts and he is a big guy. Do you recommend the 12 x 10 as a necessity or can he get away with the 9x9?
You can use the 9x9 and press twice (or more) to get the entire design or the 12x10 would mean you may have to press fewer times.
Do you still use the 5 in 1 heat press? I've just ordered one.. wondering if I should order this one instead... Its for clothing and cotton bags.
Here is my comparison: ua-cam.com/video/BM67u-icBJA/v-deo.html&lc=UgyNuD6g656tML9uPnp4AaABAg
I really like the EasyPress instead but I don't use a heat press daily. I am not making things to sell. Hope that helps!
I am new to all of this but wanted to start making shirts! (Mainly adult shirts / some kids) I was originally leaning towards the 12x10 but now wondering if the 9x9 wouldn't be just as sufficient for lesser money. What is your opinion?
The 9x9 is my personal favorite and fine for making shirts!
@@AngieHolden thank you!!
Im new to HTV and im only doing either a few t-shirts here and there and a few dog bandanas. Would you recommend the 6*7 or the 9*9? I am also on a budget. Ive been using my iron.
You could live with the 6x7!
Angie Holden yay thank you.
I'm trying to print designs directly on vinyl without cutting it out, which cricut so you recommend for me to use doe that sort of project? Please advise. Ty!
You want to print on vinyl and NOT cut it? I am not sure you would need a Cricut at all?
Do u think I should get the 9 x 9 or 6 x 7 For Sublimation Phone cases?
I think the 6x7 would work for those!
Can I do jewelry like leather earring on 9x9 instead of mini cause I hate to have to buy 2 different one and coasters I have a whole bunch of other projects I want to make but their bigger.
Definitely! I do it all the time.
Hi Amanda, I have got a joy and a credit mini press but want to make bags and shirts. I don’t think I want to get into sublimation. Would the 9 x 9 suit me best? In Australia our mat sizes are different. I have a 12 x 10 mat. Thanks so much for your help.
I would do the 9x9 EasyPress. Any of the mats would work!
Thanks Amanda
Hi! You mentioned to wait to grab one of these when they are on sale. I'm a newbie and was wondering what you considered a "steal" price is for these would be?
That is so hard to say! They have been marking machines way down lately but not the EasyPress. I think like 40% off retail would be great.
Right now cricut easy press is 30% off!! Would recommend getting it now!!
Help Angie please. I'm just starting with HTV and I know I will be doing a lot of TShirts from sizes medium to XL and possibly a few totes as well. I know since this video has came out the Easy Press 3 is on the market but I don't need the Bluetooth or app to use it. I've printed a lot of cheat sheets with temps for different projects. Easy the 9X9 a great one for the shirt sizes I listed. Thanks.
Yep the 9x9 would work fine!
Your video was helpful. But I bought a nice bundle at Joann's. It came with a 12x10 easy press and other accessories. This is my first easy press. I would love to do all kinds of projects with it but when viewing your video, it seems I can only do large t-shirts. Any other suggestions?
Oh so many things! I have made onesies, zipper pouches, tote bags, banners...basically anything fabric!
@@AngieHolden Wouldn't that size of easy press be too big for those projects? That's my concern.
nope! it still works fine!
What is the best heat press for sublimation printer and for the brother Scan and cut
You can see more about heat presses I recommend here: ua-cam.com/video/3nLPL5SWbFs/v-deo.html
I wanna make sublimation phone cases for a business but I’m debating between the 6x7 and 9x9 cause the different size phones, what do you think?
meeee toooooooo i cant pick one what u will probably get?
That is a hard one. I think the 9x9 with the phone sizes.
for childrens tshirts do you think a 9 x 9 would be ok for sublimation?
Yep that would work!
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I stencil with ink. Will it seal my ink for material and dishes?
Yes! I use it all of the time to heat set things.
I wish the 6x7 was still available. I'm having a big dilemma. Prices are steep in Canada and I would never pay $100 for the mini, but it's on sale now for $49. Same wiith the 9x9, going down from $269 to $149.
I've never seen prices so low here and have been debating which one to get. I am wondering just how small of a project you can do with the 9x9. Is there a way to do things like decals on shoes or hats?
I would think the mini is the way to go but I iike that the 9x9 covers more area and usually pressed things fit under it so there's no having to move the press. I also believe moving the mini around on a larger items and not having a timer would be much more work for the user.
Thanks for sharing. If I knew what the 9x9 was capable of re small things, I could finally hit "BUY". lol
I have tried to do shoes and hats with the 6x7 even and had a huge failure. You really need something like the mini for those.
@@AngieHolden After viewing a few of your videos last night I found one by Melody Lane. She had so much trouble with the 9x9 that it would have been much easier with the mini.
I went ahead and ordered the mini. I'm sure I will be please with it.
Thanks for the info and sharing your videos!
Is there 1machine I can buy that can do everything. I don’t want to have all sizes if I can buy 1 that can do everything not sure yet what i want to make
I would go with the 9x9 if you are not sure. Generally, that works for most projects.
What do u suggest for canvases?
Any of these! If you are going to do large canvases, the big one might be faster for you.
I've been on the hunt for the 6×7 and can't find it anywhere 😕
I saw they have been out of stock on them for a while. Not sure why.
Can I use easy press2 with 9x9 for coasters
Yep! I have several times!
What’s the difference between the mini and hat press?
The hat press comes with a form specifically for hats and is curved to make hat making easier.
can this use with transfer paper
You will need special transfer paper that is made for use with heat transfer vinyl as it will melt otherwise.
I want to start using infusible ink which one do u recommend? Thank you
I would say at least the 9x9 press just so you can cover more area at once.
@@AngieHolden thank you 😊
One question do you have to buy the mat for easy press separately?
Yes you do.
@@AngieHolden ok thank you 😊
Just subscribe and follow through TikTok. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! Thank you!
I just bought one but realized the voltage is 110v. And where I live our voltage is 220. Dont know what to do. So bumbed.
Oh no! Is there some sort of adaptor that will make it work?
Don’t be bummed out. And don’t give up! Can’t you just return it? Go on Google and see if there is a fix for this. You’re not the first to have this problem. If there is nothing, go sell it online (Facebook Marketplace is one option) or Ebay as a “used” or “open box” item. Best of luck (and lesson learned).
I bought a bobbin winder from Canada some time ago as the only one I could get here in UK was ridiculously expensive. I bought a converter in Maplins, sadly gone out of business, but you could get one on Amazon. Make sure the adapter is powerful enough to cope with your Easy Press. The little travel ones won't work as the power needed for Easy Press is much, much more than they can cope with. I'm really pleased with my converter though it is heavy. Purchasing that way was way cheaper even with having to buy the converter which cost about £40!
@@lunasmum6869 thank you actually that's what I ended up doing although that converter is soooooo heavy and ugly but hey, at least I get to use the easy press :)
I have a question what size I need for making T shirt 👕 Adults and kids. Can I use 9×9??
A 9x9 will definitely work! It is my favorite!
@@AngieHolden Thank you😊
Would a 6 x7 work with average products like onesies and shirts? I’m also on a budget and don’t wanna spend more on something the 6x7 could do! Please let me know thank you!! ❤️
Yes of course!
can i use any of them to make a phone cases
I would be afraid the plastic from the phone case would melt in the heat.
Angie Holden what is the perfect one for the iphone cases ? they're metal
But how can I make designs I don't know howe
Try this video: ua-cam.com/video/-S6DzXe5p64/v-deo.html