Cricut Infusible Ink: Test with BOTH EasyPress Editions

Cricut Infusible Ink is a BRAND NEW ink transfer product that lets you create handmade, personalized projects with a professional finish that looks like it came from a store!

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Cricut just announced an exciting new product that is going to change how you make T-shirts, totebags, coasters, and more! If you’ve ever been frustrated at how iron-on vinyl (HTV) doesn’t seem to be as durable as you’d like, Cricut Infusible Ink changes all that. Cricut Infusible Ink is an all-new product that gives us commercial-level, permanent heat-transfer effects with rich color that is peel-proof, flake-proof, and wash-proof.

So, are you ready to learn more? Let’s look more closely at how Cricut Infusible Ink actually works! This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more)! Read my full disclosure policy.

HOW CRICUT INFUSIBLE INK WORKS:

STEP 1: Choose a Cricut Infusible Ink-compatible blank, such as a T-shirt, baby bodysuit/onesie, tote bag, or ceramic coaster (those are the blanks I know of now—there should be more later!)

STEP 2: Pick your Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets — there are both solid colors and patterns to choose from!

STEP 3: Make your design in Cricut Design Space
Cut your design out on the Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheet using a Cricut cutting machine (Explore, Joy or Maker)

STEP 4: Use the heat from an EasyPress 2 to transfer the design on the blank — your heat source needs to get up to at least 390°F for the heat transfer to work.

STEP 5: The ink is then infused into the surface — it is not an adhesive that melts onto the surface like iron-on vinyl (HTV). Unlike an iron-on transfer or vinyl application, where image is stuck to the top of a base material using an adhesive of some sort, an Infusible Ink heat transfer becomes one with the material itself. That’s why it works so well!

INFUSIBLE INK TUTORIALS INCOMING!

ANSWERS TO YOUR CRICUT INFUSIBLE INK QUESTIONS

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[cj]

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.

[angelicajzarinnesunio]

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.

[melindadavis]

We love that you make mistakes, it makes us feel better about ours. We respect your talent and love that you are real!!

[paulpardee]

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.

[thecharmingpenguin]

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 ☺️

[AnnetteTurner-ghji]

I have just done my first Infusion Ink project, with your help I have completed it perfectly. Thankyou so much xx😃

[nahnisjourney]

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.

[wendymilleravenuephotography]

thank you for sharing!  you are the only blogger thus far to share the actual products!! i was so confused until seeing this!

[oliviahutch]

Anytime I look for an answer to a question, you always have a video covering it! Thanks so much for your channel Jennifer!

[brendalawrence]

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

[tammybower]

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.

[sophialorenzo]

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.

[rnkannenberg]

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!

[ChadwickSmithGA]

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

[rjkinney]

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!

[johnsscarlette]

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.

[marjoriesyoutube]

Jennifer 5hank you so much, you are the only one I saw that this with the original easy press, which is what I have .👍😊

[MarybethEck-km]

I love infusable ink sheets. I don’t have a sublimation printer so this is my go to for sublimation ❤️❤️

[laidbackaz]

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

[claremacdonald]

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 :-)