How to Make Infusible Ink Ceramic Coasters

These coasters are an amazing gift idea and only take a few minutes to make! Customize them to your gift recipient using Infusible Ink.

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[Cheryl]

I have watched many of your videos and have enjoyed them immensely. This one is a good video, too, except for one thing -- I used some files that had writing on them, and had I been thinking properly, I would have known to mirror them before drawing them with my Cricut. I can keep them and use them myself, but I can't give them as a gift as I intended. Never too old to make mistakes or to learn something new! Just an FYI for others. Thanks for all your instructional videos You are a good teacher.

[parisharrison]

I had no idea you had to turn them over. Thank you

[janeenshean]

Do you sell to Australia , coasters??? a great easy thing for a newbie.... me to try

[cryavi]

Hello I had a question what would be the best printer compatible for the explore air 2?

[bethrosen]

I'm new to Cricut and just recently tried to use infusible ink on coasters and seem to be having some trouble. I've followed the instructions exactly but still problems. I've tried using both the square and round coasters and also the infusible ink transfer sheets as well as the infusible ink pens all with the same result. No matter what I try one side of my coasters is darker than the other side. It's almost as if the ink fades as it goes across or like the easy press 2 is not heating evenly although when I tested it I can't find a problem. Have you ever experienced this and how do I fix it? I have photos of both examples but I'm not able to attach them here

[Mia]

i did a STUPID...i weeded butterflies! lol first time making these coasters...