DIY Baby Onesie/ T-shirt Using Cricut Infusible Ink

Cricut Infusible Ink launched last summer... and I haven't heard much about it for a while. I still love it! It's easy to use and PERMANENT. It completely infuses into your shirt blank (so long as it has a high polyester count)! The science works with poly fibers so it, unfortunately, will wash out of natural fibers like cotton or linen. You do not need to use Cricut blanks, but look for shirts with a poly content above 90%! Check out this tutorial to master all things Infusible Ink!

Materials List:
1. Machine

Cricut Maker 3:

Cricut Explore Air 3:

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[katiebee]

Beautiful! I’m saving up to use this tool for quilting projects. Therefore, I’ve been binge watching every cool content creator on this platform that I can find that cuts their own fabrics. There’s not nearly as many awesome as I thought their would be. As long as I find a few communities like yours, I’ll be in heaven! Peace and blessings to all. Stay safe! 🦋😷

[BuffyLK]

I love that you have this channel!! You have great videos with wonderful instruction. I met you at the Cricut Mountain make-a-Thon and loved all the things you guys created! I’d really love to see some house projects like that amazing closet you guys did or large wall decal diy’s. 🥰Thanks for all your awesome videos!! Stay well 😷😘

[louveniasoul]

Yes you can use and I I already seen it demonstrated on YouTube and the Cricut Joy it's not that slow if your Crafter

[faithcarter]

but outside of that I enjoy and love my cricut maker

[rhondascraftobsessions]

I did one onesie in Infusible Ink. However, because it was 100% cotton, the colors were not as vibrant as they should have been. :P

[lplagens]

I bought a bunch of the tshirts and onsies on sale last week. I was very disappointed in the sizing! And it's a hassle to use! Not easy at all! I will finish out with the infusable ink transfers i bought, but I will not purchase any more. Cost + hassle + sizing = a thumbs down on all things infusable.