Hood Life Cricut Layered Infusible Ink Shirt DIY

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14 May, 2022

Hood Life Cricut DIY with Insoluble Insoluble Color Shirt

Cricut Infusible Ink dream come true! I love the way the color is applied to the shirt, making it smooth and seamless. Learn how to use a Cricut Infusible Ink t-shirt with this tutorial.

This shirt is perfect for anyone to wear... but it was fun to work with. I gave it to my friend Hood. This is perfection.

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cricket ice machine

Cricut Fuse Color Transfer

Cricut EasyPress 2 Large

Cricut EasyPress Matte

Ice cube with solid handle

color roller tape

cricut slit shirt

Text Design in Cricut Design Space

(I used Varsity and playlist fonts, both are free)

Cricket Design Space Text Design

Draw the text you want in Cricut Design Space. 2 Use different text colors and a bit of overlay. Then select both layers and click the Cut button. Then delete the cut section so the 2 words fit together correctly.

Cut paint;

Mirror the image and select the infusion ink settings. Cut out the non-stick paint in the desired order on the machine. Don't touch the Infusion Ink stream, just pick up the tip and quickly sit on the mat.

Influenza Creek Color Cover

Cut out the two Infusible Ink Transfers and wipe off the rest of the infusing color.

Then carefully remove the lowercase word from the transmitter.

Then paste the last word into the first word. Then place the backing sheet on the back of the stacked word.

Iron on inactive paint;

Now place the t-shirt on the EasyPress mat and use a spreader roller to wipe the t-shirt clean…or masking tape. Remove any debris or swelling.

Heat EasyPress 2 to 400*. Then heat the infusion ink for 10 seconds.

Then turn on the Infusion Ink Transfer and place it on the sweater. Take it easy and put it right the first time. Now cover it with the parchment paper that came with the transfer.