How to use Cricut Infusible Ink Transfers on Tote Bag DIY
How to Use a Large Non-Fusible Cricket Ink Transfer Bag in DIY
Hello Doodlecrafter, Cricut has just released their new product Infusible Ink 7.
This is a new kind of iron that goes smooth without seams and comes with a pressed base. Your favorite tropical bag can be made in less than an hour and looks spectacular! Selling I love it!
Infusible Ink works in 2 parts, the transfer itself and the base (bag, shirt, stand, etc.) cannot be used in regular shirts or wardrobe bags.
Infusible Inc. It arrived at the Michaels store on June 21st and I was front row at my local Michaels store. I did Insta-Live you saw! Having carefully studied each product, I found the model that I liked the most.
I bought these 2 products for testing, I did not protect them. 14 x 14 pockets and tropical print in permanent ink . I love bright colors and of course hibiscus flowers!
Required accessories:
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Green Cricket Mats
roller or lint tape
Nozzles for 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
- Make sure you have mirroring
- The infusible ink glows when pressed, so don't panic if it disappears.
- Create an EasyPress sized image (double click doesn't work)
- All information can be found at: http://infusibleink.com/
I designed this beautiful image by handwriting it on my iPad Pro. The sun! Right click to save for personal use only. Thanks for sharing this post! 3
Start by opening the package... The infusible ink transfer inside is sealed in a plastic bag. It comes with carbon paper, butcher paper and instructions.
Make sure the Infusible Ink Transfer Paper is transferred to the mat with the pattern difference facing up. Use the chest to flatten the paper... touch it as little as possible with your fingers.
Then paste the mat into the cricket and cut out the mirror image.
Then carefully remove the infusible ink from the mat and capture the image. It leaves a rough shell that looks like a paper sticker.
I had some roughness... until the ink comes off, the paper will come later.
Removing weeds isn't as easy as weaving iron vinyl...but making it shine is easier than cardboard! If you have an EasyPress 2, set the temperature to 385*F and the timer to 40 seconds.
Put the Easypress mat in your pocket (size 9X9) and mine is also in my big Easypress mat.
Place cutting paper on the bag and press EasyPress 2 for 15 seconds to heat the bag.
Then remove the cutting paper and place it in your pocket next to the non-melting ink image . This should make the image readable.
Then cover the photo with thick paper.
Press and hold EasyPress 2 for 40 seconds.
Gently remove the EasyPress 2, then carefully remove the cutting paper. Then carefully remove the backing paper from the transfer paper.
With the right coating, it can withstand many adverse conditions.
If you have any questions, please email (maildoodlecraft@gmail.com) or Facebook!
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