What fabric was your shirt? If not cricut shirt infusible ink doesn’t work as well. So if you use Cotton shirt I use glitter vinyl first then layer in infusible ink on top. It’s the only way I’ve found for it to stick as it should
Thanks for clear/concise instructions. I had put away my Easy Press for a few months and forgot some of the steps.. glad I watched before I ruined my project. Great JOB - I can start again with confidence.. Thanks!
Thank you for your video! It is sad to see so many complaints because for most this video will be very helpful- just can't please everyone though :) Keep up the good work!
It's because it is NOT a thorough instructional video. She does not explain how to wash the item and that the design will not last as long as she claims. It may be there forever, but it will fade at the first washing.
Thank you for your easy tutorial. I like the way you explain the steps without give a lot of unnecessary information. In my opinion you show and explain the steps without stressing out the 'newbie' viewer. 😊Simple and to the point! 5 stars for you ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Your video was SO helpful. Thanks to you, my first time using Infusible Ink transfer sheets was a huge success!!! I never knew about the heat guide- that is such an awesome tool!! Thanks again for walking me through every step!
Omggg I love this video I been trying to figure out what's the difference in this paper and I have me ready to run and get this paper I can't waitttt I love it
I REALLY wish this stuff came in flat sheets, rather than rolls... I HATE having it roll up on me while I'm trying so hard not get my fingers on it too much. It's quite a battle lol.
@@Lb00gie382 no I do not have the link I’m sorry , I don’t order them either my mom does or her friend does but if you search it on there then they will pop up also try going to like hobby lobby they have them and they are also really good prices
Love it , So this has to be cricut fabric you can’t do on regular cotton T-shirt? What if you wanted to add color to the inside of arrow how would you do that?
I just wanted to thank you, I'm very new to the cricut machine,. Your video was very informative and very useful clear direction. THANKS for the great tips
This was a GREAT video! Clear and concise. I need to research what Cricut infusible ink compatible shirts are; I think I will try it on the 100% cotton shirt I picked up at Michaels and see what happens - trial and error
From all the research I’ve done it will not work well with 100% cotton. Need to use a shirt that’s 100% polyester or a very high polyester content. Just curious did the cotton tshirt work? Did the ink disappear after wash on the cotton shirt?
Thank you for simplifying this process. Though I have to say I had difficulty when I went to weed. Nothing stuck to the adhesive part. What am I doing wrong?
I have the same problem!! When I weed all the adhesive pulled away with nothing on it and my design stayed on the infusible ink sheet??? What now? Is it the sheet or the blade? Both brand new?
Thanks for the great video. If I had an image that was bigger than the press, could I lift it off the shirt and re-position it? Would overlapping heat be a problem?
Help! Your instructions are easy for me to follow. However, my Cricut Maker is cutting through my carrior sheet. I repeated the cutting process and changed the pressure from "Defalt" to "Less", the problem persists. Please advise! KJ
Thank you for the tutorial it is really helpful.. Just want to ask can we wash the shirt in the machine? Im just worried that machine can drstroy the design..Thank you
The shirts have to have a very high polyester count and be light in color for the color to even show. I wish I would’ve known this before I bought the transfer sheets because it’s horrible
Can infusible ink be used on cardboard/paper? I want to add designs to the cover of my books and I was wondering if I could use infusible ink or if I should use some other kind of vinyl
Just did my 1st infusible ink by following you👍🏾 came out “ perfect “ meaning “slightly “ and I mean slightly less vibrant because I used a white cotton tee which I thought we could not use???
If only @Cricut realized that people come in all sizes. Good thing polyester tshirts are made in lots and lots of sizes by other, smarter brands. I’d love to use Cricut , but can’t.
I'm Thinking Seriously About Buying One Of These!!! What Size Heat Press Did You Use Here? Also, What's The Difference Between HTV And Infusible Ink? TYIA +TFS!!! New To This Cricut World.. And Just Need To Learn As I Go!!! 🙂😍
Why did my ink not transfer onto my shirt? I did everything you did. But it just left like a shadow. I used the cheetah print infusible ink and a black shirt. Is it because the shirt is too dark?
Hello, how many washes can you get before it turns dull? What fabric material can you use with the Cricut Infusible ink sheets? Thanks for the tutorial.
We highly recommend using Cricut blanks for the best transfer as we thoroughly tested those products quality and durability, but a high polyester count works best with infusible ink!
Do you know is there a way to create custom images for infusible ink sheets. For instance I found that the Circuit space scenes infusible ink options are pretty lame - it's not actually a photo of space, it's just ink blotches. If I could upload custom images to create my own infusible ink sheets that would be amazing
No. All that comes with the iron is the iron, the piece it sits on, and the ironing "pillow" that goes beneath the project. The sheets of infusible ink are expensive, but go on sale (like right now) for 50 per-cent off.
I’m sry if this is a stupid question… I just bought my Circut I haven’t bought a press yet but it’s on my get next list. Does the pillow looking matte you put inside the shirt come with the heat press? If not what’s it called I can’t find it online? Amazing review btw new subbie
I have a 9 x 9 Easy Press, can I use designs larger than that and just move the press section by section, or am I confined to using designs that the Easy Press will cover?
Heather 296 no you need to use an image that fits your Easy press. Reason being if you move it the coloring won’t be even. So it’s recommend to press once.
@@Maxluv That is a big money spinner or Cricut if you need all the sizes! I can't afford one Easy Press, let alone all four! What if your image is larger than the largest EP? Makes no sense.
Maggie Knight The sheets are only 12 x 12 so your image will fit the largest Easy press. You can use the mini press that can be moved around will take longer but it can be done. The mini is only $49 right now most places.
@@Maxluv That is half my weekly pension! I will experiment with my steam press, without the steam of course. I have checked the temperatures on each setting and it does go up to 400 degrees and this is even. I plan to draw or colour images myself with the pens so they may be more than 12 x 12. Those sheets are lovely but too expensive. Nice to know that the mini could be used at a push. Thanks.
@7:05 What is that little tool in the lower right hand corner that looks like it could be placed on top of the tweezers? It came with my kit and there was no description.
So I’m new to the cricut world- can someone let me know…? Is I disable ink (on cloth) like the feeling of silk screening on a shirt (I guess not rubberized, is what I mean)? I want something that doesn’t come off with a bunch of washes.
Hello, Where can i buy butcher paper? and does it need to be used on a specific side (i.e dull side)? and is there alternatives that i can use? Such as parchment paper? Thanks
