These are the easiest and most fun Cricut Infusible Ink project ideas ever. I mean, never mind that they’re colorful and bright–that’s what infusible ink is all about, but they’re just SO EASY!
I mean, seriously, I’ve kind of fallen in love with making these beautiful projects with Cricut Infusible Ink because they’re so easy. Plus, the vibrant colors of Cricut infusible ink products is just nuts–I mean, just LOOK at these…
It’s so crazy that with Cricut Infusible Inks you can create a variety of colors and patterns, almost as seamlessly smooth as if you were using heat transfer vinyl or iron-on. But then you get the neat texture that comes with sublimation.
It’s perfect for an infusible ink t-shirt, but it also makes the best baby onesies, mugs and so much more.
Cricut Infusible Ink Project Ideas
There is so much fun to be had making Cricut Infusible Ink projects. And these 25+ ideas for Cricut Infusible Ink are so cool, I kinda want to make every single one.
An awesome and easy introduction in how to use Cricut Infusible Ink pens to make an awesome shirt.
I absolutely adore this shirt I made for Black History Month. So easy and epically cool.
You can layer Infusible Ink with Cricut to make this awesome shirt. And with this awesome video tutorial you can make your own design, too!
Literally one of the most adorable baby bodysuit ideas ever created--and then the fact that it was so easy?! Hands down one of my favorite projects.
Coasters are like the most easy way to figure out how to use infusible ink for a beginner. Tackle these and a t-shirt or tote is just behind!
This is the most epic resource for everything you need to know to do your first--or fiftieth Infusible Ink project.
I adore. That's right. A-DORE this baby bodysuit. So cute, I want one for myself.
Another wonderful resource that will get you on the right path to making anything you want with Cricut Infusible Ink.
This t-shirt is so easy to do, but looks wickedly unique and fun, you've got to put this on your list.
This is the easiest and most fun teacher appreciation gift that you can make!
How to Use Cricut Infusible Ink to Make Cool Coasters & Summer Beach Bags!
Um, that flamingo is calling my name. I have to make a new tote with that.
Mistakes to Avoid Using Cricut Infusible Ink Pens and Markers on T-shirts
I love these designs and the tips and tricks are really great, too.
I live and breathe for these awesome ideas! What a cool and fun concept!
How to use Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets and Infusible Ink pens.
Summer can't come fast enough to get these awesome t-shirts out and on my body!
I dig dig dig this awesome layered Infusible Ink Cricut project. So cool that you can't not want to make it immediately.
I just love this design so much I really need to make one for the kids. And myself. Always for myself.
Hahahaha! This is the most adorable design and I can't wait for summer--this is so on!
For those Harry Potter fans out there, you know you need this Book Nerd tote in your life--I know I do!
So much loving this set of awesome Infusible Ink designs! That squeeze the day is about to be mine.
No joke, these are pro-level results with beginner-level steps. So awesome, I can't even.
Truer words and more awesome design I have never seen. This is definitely on the list of "to make".
Simply adorable and such a great shirt for a little girl. Definitely making this.
Make T-Shirts with Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets and Markers
This is the funnest project that mixes mediums and I love it!
Personalized Christmas Ornaments with Cricut Infusible Ink
Definitely making this for Christmas and you're going to see LOTS of these on my Christmas tree!
The biggest difference between the more traditional methods and this is that, for the Infusible Ink Cricut transfer sheets or pens markers, the materials can only be applied to infusible ink compatible base material.
Cricut Infusible Ink
I personally think it’s best to use the infusible inks on light-colored projects so that the color pops off in the most amazing way. But there are other colors that can be used–and a couple of the tutorials below go through how to make these designs work on a base color besides white.
But, let’s be honest, it’s so much fun to do these projects, it doesn’t matter what I’m putting this on, it’s cool.
I love love love having the option to make things so easily that are so beautiful–like these baby onesies I’ve been making lately, for instance.
They look like I bought them at the store–and they’ll hold up for as many washes as I can throw at them. But the deal is that they are the coolest designs and there’s no way I would have found them at the store.
And that right there is the coolest thing about working with infusible inks, frankly. You can make professional-looking results super easy–that are as unique as you are!
What do I need to make these Cricut Infusible Ink project ideas?
Here is what you need:
- A great design you love, which you can find in the list of project ideas below, or you can search in Design Space, because they have so many awesome ideas. You will not be sorry!
- Infusible Ink Pens (Markers) OR Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets (whichever your selected design calls for)
- Infusible Ink Compatible Blanks (like shirts, totes, coasters, mugs, etc.)
- Cricut EasyPress 2 Heat Press
- Cricut Explore 2 or other Cricut Machine
Can you use Cricut Infusible Ink on any material?
No. Cricut infusible inks require a compatible blank that is made from a polyester blend. You can also only use white or light fabrics with this method.
What time and temperature do I need to press Cricut Infusible Inks with the Easypress 2?
Heat the EasyPress 2, to 385 and press for 45 seconds.
Is Infusible Ink the same as sublimation?
Essentially the idea is the same. But with infusible ink you cut out the design and also in a sense weed the design out. With sublimation, you print the design and press it on to the garment or other blanks.
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