How to use Cricut Infusible Ink Transfers on Tote Bag DIY
How to Use Cricut Non-Removable Ink Transfer in DIY Carrying Case
Hey Doodlecrafters, Cricut recently released their latest product , Infusible Ink .
This is a new type of iron that is smooth and seamless and becomes just part of the stamped base. This beautiful tropical bag can be made in less than an hour and looks amazing! I'm sold, I love it!
Non-fusible ink works in two parts: the cart itself and the base (bag, shirt, stand, etc.) cannot be used on normal shirts or bags in the locker.
Infusible Ink hit Michaels stores on June 21st and I was first in line at my local Michaels store. You have created the Insta life you may have seen! After carefully analyzing each item, I found the style that I like the most.
I bought these two products and I didn't agree with them to try them. 14 x 14 carrying case and printed with invisible tropical ink . I love bright colors and of course hibiscus flowers!
Necessary materials:
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Crico Green Carpet
Roller or lint tape
Pens with infusible ink:
- Take your time, make sure you have enough time for the project.
- Make sure your hands are dry (not sweaty or wet).
- Touch the transfer paper as little as possible.
- Don't forget to mirror the image.
- Non-fusible ink will glow when pressed, so don't panic if it's cloudy.
- Just create an EasyPress sized image (double click doesn't work)
- All instructions can be found here: http://infuseink.com/
I drew this beautiful image on my iPad Pro by handwriting. Sunrise! Right click to save, please, for personal use only. You can thank me by sharing this post! 😉
Start by opening the package... Inside the ink bottles, the ink is sealed in a plastic bag. Comes with transfer paper, butcher paper and instructions.
Gently place the non-fusible ink transfer paper on the pad with the rough side up. Use a spray bottle to smooth the paper... Touch it as little as possible with your fingers.
Then insert the mat into the grid and cut out the corresponding image.
Then carefully remove the infusible ink from the holder and shoot the image. A little peeling off, like paper stickers.
It had rough edges... while you remove the ink, the paper then peels off.
Weeding has never been easier than weeding with an iron...but it's easier than glossy cardboard! If you have an EasyPress 2 set the temperature to 385*F and set the timer to 40 seconds.
Put the EasyPress mat (size 9x9) in the bag and you will also find it on the large EasyPress mat.
Place cutting paper on top of the bag and press EasyPress 2 for just 15 seconds to heat up the bag.
Then move the butcher's paper and place the non-fusible ink drawing face down in the bag. This should make the image readable.
Then glue the picture with thick paper.
Press and hold EasyPress 2 for 40 seconds with light pressure.
Slowly remove the EasyPress 2, then carefully remove the cutting paper. Then gently lift the back cover of the transfer paper.
If you do everything right, you will end up with a lively, charming and beautiful bag without layers!
If you have any questions please email me (maildoodlecraft@gmail.com) or send me a message on Facebook.
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