Cricut Infusible Ink Layered T-Shirt Tutorial - Full Process!

2019-06-14 02:32:05

by Jennifer Maker

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Cricut s Infusible Ink transfer sheets are a fun and easy way to make professional looking T shirts that won t peel crack or flake You can get really vibrant colors that are permanently infused into the material AND you can create designs with multiple colors The personalized T shirt in this video was made using Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets that I combined together for a fun summer look MATERIALS LIST contains my affiliate links StandardGrip green mat White cardstock Butcher paper inside your package of transfer sheets Scissors and tweezers Lint rollerFor this project you ll want a Cricut Explore or Maker either one works fine and an EasyPress either an original EasyPress or an EasyPress 2 and it needs to be big enough to cover your design in one pass You can also use a heat press but you can t use a household iron it won t get consistently hot enough across its surface to properly infuse the ink and it s not typically big enough for a T shirt design anyway Beyond the machines you need the Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets in the colors or patterns you want to use I m using red and blue a green StandardGrip cutting mat an EasyPress pressing mat I m using the medium and large sizes for this project a piece of WHITE cardstock a piece of butcher paper this will come with your Infusible Ink sheets some scissors some tweezers and a lint roller And you need a DESIGN that works well with Cricut Infusible Ink I made this flip flip design because I think they are perfect for this two color T shirt project Plus we can personalize them if we want In this video I show you where to get this design free how to add your own name to the design and get it cut out and onto your T shirt infusibleink cricut cricutmade designspace Follow me at Credits Introduction PixelBytes my child Music Cute by Bensound licensed royalty and copyright free Videography Jennifer Marx on a Panasonic Lumix FZ 1000 DSLR 4K cameraDesign A Jennifer Maker original