HOW TO USE INFUSIBLE INK ON COTTON | INFUSIBLE INK ON DARK FABRIC
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- HOW TO USE INFUSIBLE INK ON COTTON | INFUSIBLE INK ON DARK FABRIC
The materials that I used in this tutorial include:
1. Cricut Maker - amzn.to/3TSGsh1
2. Infusible Ink - amzn.to/3Sc4br6
3. Cricut Standard Grip Mat - amzn.to/3y7JaFd
4. HTVRONT Clear Sublimation HTV (Matte) - amzn.to/3D6OBbO
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Here is a list of my favorite products that I am absolutely obsessed with:
✅1. Clear Sublimation HTV: amzn.to/3D6OBbO
✅2. Cricut Maker: amzn.to/3TSGsh1
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✅5. AIVA Printable Vinyl: amzn.to/3B0Jjfi
I am so excited about how this shirt turned out; but I am more excited about the ability to use INFUSIBLE INK on 100% Cotton. Infusible Ink on Dark fabric has been used along with glitter vinyl. However, if you want to use Infusible Ink without worrying about having use glitter htv, this tutorial is just what you need.
Follow along as I share my process with you!
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If you enjoyed this video, you might also enjoy of some these other playlists that are dedicated to Cricut Beginners in other areas:
1. Infusible Ink Playlist - • INFUSIBLE INK
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Infusible Ink on 100% Cotton
02:31 Materials Needed
04:12 Dafont
05:00 Cricut Design Space
12:00 Preparing the Mats
13:14 Cutting the Vinyl
14:48 Weeding
15:34 Pressing the Shirts
18:55 The Reveal
Could you just use a printable HTV?
Yes!
@@CraftingwithDelonda Awesome! I thought so but wanted to make sure so TYSM for confirming 🥰🥰🥰
@@officermeyer would you use the printable vinyl in place of the patterned one?
To be honest, this would be much easier if I just used patterned vinyl.
Dear Delonda,
You are totally a Blessing to me and so many others I'm sure! I appreciate the time You take to Teach, Help and Guide us with your Awesome detailed videos!! Blessings ❤️🙏
Wow! Thank you very much. I sincerely appreciate that.
I’ve had infusible ink for a while but scared to used it not sure how but thanks to you I input can do it so I need the clear HTV in order to use it right
You only need the clear if you are planning to use Infusible Ink on dark fabric because it's really made for polyester.
I love it! Great tutorial Delonda. I don't understand 5he purpose for the clear have though. Couldn't you just put the print on the white htv? Tfs and God Bless 🥰 💜
Hi there, did you get a chance to watch the video? I addressed that exact question three times. It was the first thing I stated at the start of the video.
@@CraftingwithDelonda I did watch the while thing but I will watch it again. I'm sorry, since my brain surgery I have a hard time retaining things. 💜🥰
@@CraftingwithDelonda ok, I got it! Thank you
No worries, I totally understand. I will also send you a short on how to slow the video down.
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Beautiful
Thank you 😊
📢Delonda ~
I am a newbie in this artisan world of Cricutting and Sublimation. I have watched SO many different videos by different people, groups, and businesses.
🙏I kid you not when I say that stumbling across your channel was a TRUE BLESSING!!
ℹ️Your delivery of information is on point, you're easy to watch, articulate and easy to understand, and fun without being overly animated (which so many are and I'm not saying they or their style is not good, as I'm sure it is for some folks, just not me).
🗣️I could go on and on about all the different things that are just wonderful about your instructional and informational videos, but it would take me forever as there is SO MUCH!
I can't believe you present all of this information to all of us and there isn't a "subscription" fee or anything to learn from you!! 😇Heaven knows, you are certainly blessed with tons of knowledge on just about anything anybody could think of regarding "Cricutting" and Sublimation, etc., as well as everything that goes along with it (shopping for materials, organizational ideas, and more).
🥰In summary, I just cannot thank you enough for all that I have learned from you! I look forward to your videos, and each new thing I learn from you, as well as the wonderful *Community of Cricutters* you have built in your following.
Now you are trying to make me have an ugly cry...but I am not going to do it. That is literally one of the sweetest things that anyone has said to me on this platform. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart.
You’ve done it again! I’ve only used infusible ink on cups and coasters. Putting on fabric is a game changer. I believe I’ve understood the assignment 😂, now to get busy making a new shirt.
Thank you! You always understand the assignment ❤️. Your work is fantastic!!
Thank you so much!! I just saw infusible ink at Walmart on the clearance aisle and didn’t get it because I wasn’t sure how to use it. Thanks to you I’m going to go back and purchase it.
There are so many uses for infusible ink 💙
Delonda, sometimes I watch your videos because of how excited you get for your own results! 😄😄😄 I feel that in my soul! Thanks for this amazing tutorial!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 thank you so much ❤️
Sorry I missed the live class session. However, I love this design. I was not to sure of how to use infusible ink
in my designs. Thank you again for all the great and clear instructions you provided. Looking forward to using
these products.
You are so welcome!
I still can’t figure out hope to make the labels you have ( Cricuting with Delonda) is this two different vinyl papers??
The one you have on your cricut machine. Is there a video on these labels??? Please help
Hi! I loved the design!!! I just had a question, why is the clear HTV important? Could you do it without it and put the ink directly on the white??
First, I am excited to learn how to use infusible ink on cotton but 4 minutes into the video, I already have a question...how to do you get the fonts to show across the top of your screen? Mine show down the left side.
I’m confused, why do you need a layer of clear HTV under the printable vinyl?
I guess I was confused because I had previously heard you can’t use infusible ink on cotton yarn
Heavy cotton is not a very hard fabric? I bought one and I felt like I was wearing a metal scraper
Maybe a dumb question, but why do you need both white and clear HTV. Can you use just white on dark cotton
Great video with clear directions as usual! Thank you! I don't like the feel of wearing polyester shirts so this is great to know! 🥰
Thank you so much for watching 💙
3 layers? won't that feel too thick when you are wearing it?
I absolutely love how you take your time and break everything down. You have taught me so much. I'm a newbie in crafting and making tshirt and your video have help me alot. I would like to know if you could just use the clear vinly by itself? Is there a reason you use both the white and clear together? Thanks
Thank you. I had to use the clear and the white because the shirt is black. If I was using a white shirt, the clear would have been enough.
@@CraftingwithDelonda thank you
Awesome idea! Why do you need the clear layer?
Hi, Delonda! Thank you so much for your amazing video! I have a quick question. I'm sorry if I missed it in the video, but can you tell me why you need to use both white and clear HTV and not just the white? I need to do a project for work on about 30 bags and would be happy if I could cut down on the steps if I can. :) Thanks again!
Hi there, this is an older video that I made before HTVRONT invented Sublimation HTV. You can use that instead of using both products I mentioned here. This was just a work-around.
I love it too!!! Looks like I'm going to be trying something new soon!!! All excited!!!
Thank you 😊
That looks GOOD! Love leopard print…
Thank you! I wore it today and I am wearing the other one tomorrow, lol!!!
What is the purpose of the clear between the white and infusible ink? Love the video!!
Thanks. There is a new product of HTVRONT sublimation for dark fabric. I explained the purpose of each material during the video.
Okay friend but WHAT ABOUT 90% COTTON?!?!?🤔😅 does that 10% really matter?
that 10% won't matter! It will be perfectly fine, lol!
Will this still work without the clear htv?
Why can't you sublimate on white HTV if you can sublimate on clear HTV?
Because white htv is not a substrate.
OIC! You need the CLEAR so you can get the ink to sublimate and then putting the clear onto the white HTV because the shirt is black… but theoretically you could use any color htv as your offset layer? Am I on the right track?
Yes!
appreciate your effort but this certainly is not for beginners....too many abbreviations and use of words wo def
I have a playlist specifically for Infusible Ink. Maybe one of those tutorials will be helpful to you.
Hey Delonda. Will this process work on the updated Cricut Design Space? Looking at the video a lot of changes were made to the new version.
Hi there and yes 😊
I watched this video over 20 times just to get it right the first time and it did!!! Thank you so much for being so detailed in your videos!!
You are so welcome!
Thank you! Question the paper that stuck to the carrier sheet on the sublimation paper did you just leave it? If not how do you get the paper off? Thanks I Love😅 it too!
I used a damp paper towel and removed it.
Why Do you use clean htv? I saw some tutorials pressing infusible ink directly on white htv. Is there any special reason?
This shirt is black
What if I want to use a White Tshirt? Do I use dark htv? I'm just learning all this cool stuff, thanks Miss Delonda.
Thank you! If you are using a white shirt, you won't need the white vinyl. Just a layer of clear htv and the Infusible Ink
Hi Delonda, just found your channel by accident. Boy am I glad. I bought infusible ink sheets to make designs on black tote bags and didn't realise they couldn't be used on black. So ended up buying white tote bags to use it on. Now I have found your channel I am going to do this on the black ones I have. Thanks for putting the vid up. You are a joy to watch.
Thank you so much! By the way, you didn't find my channel by accident. You were meant to find it.
@@CraftingwithDelonda so true
Hi there im new to all of this I WATCHED this video did the same thing except gray T-shirt and i printed a picture instead of using infusible inks sheets and it turned out all cracked is that because sublimation ink or is my press to hot it also discolored my shirt like it was burnt i use cricut easy press
Oh no, I am sorry to hear that.
Hi Delonda, Thank you for your great tutorials. I was able to try this and it turned out great! Was also very easy to follow along and do. I love it!😍
Thank you so much ❤️
Delonda I was so excited to use your tips but mine did not work. I don’t have an iron press like yours I use cricut press and followed ther heating instructions which was not has high temperature as yours. Do you think that may be the reason why the ink did not transfer to the shirt?
My advice when using a Cricut press is to add degrees to the temperature.
I just found infusible ink in my stash & had a project in mind but then I realized my book bag is cotton 😢
Oh no! I suggest starting with the Cricut square coasters.
Ooooh thank you for telling me!! I don’t understand why this craft throws me off so much but it does and YOU help us so much!!
Thank you Heather ❤️
I wish i could desern which side the white HTV goes on the mat. You siaid the pretty side goes on the mat but is that the shiney side or the dull side? I watched the video 10 times and i still cant tell.
The shiny side goes on the mat.
Just to double check that my brain is actually working….if I’m doing a project like this on a white cotton shirt, I only require the clear htv and the invisible ink, correct? 😂
Need to revisit how to change the text too.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and helping us learn. Your tutorials are wonderful.
Question, how did you get your left side of the screen to show that all three groups of the word Blessed is welded. What did you do? I watched the video over and over but to no avial.
When you weld the first layer and then do an offset, your offset is welded too
Thank you for your wonderful way you explain and teach how to! I always look for your channel for all my questions, I am new to sublimation and you have really helped me! Thank you again.
Love your channel and your content I've learned a lot from you!
Thank you so much
Thank you for your excellent videos ❤
Why do we need yo use the clear HTV on top of the white HTV ?
Can you just use the infusible ink directly onto the white HTV ?
Hi Delonda, I love your video! It was so helpful. I do have a couple of questions. What kind of HTV vinyl did you use in the white? I used an everyday iron on vinyl in white under the clear HTV sublimation vinyl and the infusible ink looks very uneven. It has lines in it. Could it be the wrong white vinyl? Could it be because the infusible is one solid color? I'm at a loss. I appreciate any guidance you can provide. 😊😊
I don’t understand.. why not just use leopard print htv?
You absolutely could! I don’t have any 🤣🤣
I'm not sure if I missed this in the video, but do you use the clear sublimation paper on colored shirts also? like on reds, dark blues, etc. Thanks! Keep up these great videos! Very informative.
Hi there, yes all dark fabric.
Delonda, I just saw this video and "met" you for the first time. I am impressed with your teaching style, screen presence, and knowledge of the subject. Please help me understand something. What are the advantages of this process as opposed to a layer of white HTV and a layer of HTV in your color/pattern choice on top of that? The layer that adheres to the fabric is what determines the longevity and quality of the finished item, correct? I get that the infusible ink penetrates into the clear, sublimation layer of HTV, but that layer is heat pressed onto (not into) the white layer - so in the end it is still just iron on. Am I missing something here? I have owned and used Cricut machines since the Create came out, but haven't done a lot of work with fabrics or vinyls.
Again, thank you for your excellent video!
Delonda what is the cut setting for the infusible ink
Infusible Ink Transfer sheet
Hi Delonda! Your videos are informative, detailed and so easy to watch (you do not ramble on like other crafters). QUESTION - Seems like a lot of steps to do the white, then clear, then infusible ink. I have some shirts I want to make that are more on the medium colour palette so I'm trying to decide if iron on is the way to go or this three step process. The design I'm using is multiple colours, but are all solid, so was this tutorial just to show that ink on black is possible or do you tend to like how the infusible ink works over iron on methods even with the 3 steps of heat pressing.
Thanks so much!
New to this, but how long does this last. Great video by the way.
Thank you! I have washed it about four times and it still looks great...literally the exact same.
Can you still do this if you don’t have the clear?? I have the white HTV and the Infusible ink but I don’t have the clear. My shirt is 60 cotton and 40 polyester. Thanks 😊
I think the colors will be muted.
@@CraftingwithDelonda ok thank you 😊
Hi! Why do I need clear sublimation htv? I couldn’t just press it on the white htv?
Also, LOVE your video! New subscribers here.💞
Thanks for subbing! I have not seen anyone be successful with pressing directly onto white heat transfer vinyl. I personally have not had success with it.
Okay okay! Thank youuuu♥️ And love the shirt!
I was wondering if I could press the clear HTV on top of the white HTV RONT, then sublimate on the clear HTV?
Yes
@@CraftingwithDelonda I LOVE IT!!! Your work is ALWAYS INSPIRING AND BEAUTIFUL!!!
🙏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽
Oh Shoot! Delonda, my slits in my "E's" didn't offset did not come out right! everything else looks great. Can you tell me what I did wrong?
You didn’t do anything wrong. Make the design bigger in design space, then add the offset, then bring the size back down.
@@CraftingwithDelonda ok I will try that! Thanks!
Thanks Delanda and Happy Easter to you and your family❤
Have you used infusible ink pens on top htv?
I haven't tried that.
Hi .what font did u use for the word BLESSED? Did it come from da font? And where can I get you character map UWP?
Hi there, I mentioned it right after the materials.
@@CraftingwithDelonda ok thanks I found it.thanks again
Hummm Hi Delonda, what am i missing? Don't see that partucular "cherry blossom" font in Dafont.
Do a google search for it and then it will come up as an option on dafont.
@@CraftingwithDelonda Thank you, I'll try that
Delonda, could I use the white HTV to do sublimation with the clear HTV too?????
I have a shirt to make for a man. So glitter is out of the question
Yes! SUBLIMATION FOR BEGINNERS | SUBLIMATION ON CLEAR HTV VINYL | SUBLIMATION ON DARK COLORS
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I LOVE IT YOU ARE AWESOME I LOVE ALL YOUR WORK THANK YOU FOR TEACHING US I ALSO FOLLOW YOU ON TIK TOK :)
Awe thank you so much!!
@@CraftingwithDelonda very welcome
Can This Be Done With A MacBook?
Yes, I think you need to use fontbook.
Hi! I am totally new to Cricut. Could you please explain where/how do I find the character map?
If you are using a Windows computer, you will need to access the Microsoft store and install the Character Map UWP. That is the one that I use. Otherwise, you have a standard character map on your computer, you will probably need to access the search tool and type in character map. I am not sure about how to do it if you are using a Mac.
@@CraftingwithDelonda Thank you!
Ok, I’m so confused. I’m new to Cricut. Why can’t you just use infusible ink for white and leopard vs using the white stuff you used?? HELP!! I really want to try making shirts for Christmas.
Thank you!!
Oh no! I definitely don’t want to confuse you. Infusible Ink is supposed to be used on polyester.
Instead of going this route, I suggest buying leopard print HTV.
@@CraftingwithDelonda what is HTV?? Sorry, I’m so new to this. I love your videos.
Hi there, it's heat transfer vinyl. It's the same thing as iron on vinyl.
Heyyyyyyy!👋🏽Delonda, How Are You Doing Sis? That Shirt👕 Is Nicccce,🥰 Thanks For Sharing As Always Stay Safe And Be Blessed!!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you too
I always love learning new things from you.
❤❤
I feel like I missed it.. so in order to use infusible ink on htv... you have to use clear htv?!
In order to use Infusible Ink on cotton, you would need the clear htv. Infusible Ink is intended to be used on polyester.
@@CraftingwithDelonda thanks you!
What is the little white cloth for in the box
To wipe down your blanks when you are sublimating mugs or tumblers.
I stumbled across your videos tonight. You are a joy to watch and great teacher.
Quick question- Why do we need the clear HTV ( didn't even know that existed. Lol)
Can you just do the white HTV then the infusible ink directly over it ? Or is the clear HTV a must in-between them? Thanks .God bless!!!
The purpose of the clear is to be able to place a sublimated image or Infusible Ink on the cotton fabric.
Can I do this on a polyester black shirt just on a lower temp?
I don't think it will show up on black polyester; but give it a try.
@@CraftingwithDelonda I did it on glitter htv but i didn't put the clear htv over it first. You are a life saver you are teaching me the stuff I have been dying to know how to do I appreciate itl !
Thank you. I missed when you first did it. I learn a lot from watching you. now I know how to do this. will try this week. THANK YOU>
You can do it!
Hello Delonda
I enjoyed your video on infusible ink but I made one but it was on a polyester Tshirt. So to make a Tshirt with infusible ink on a 100 percent cotton dark Tshirt do you have to do white htv and the clear vinyl. I just want to make sure I understood you correctly. You are truly a blessing. Keep the good work up because it is truly a help and blessing for me and others.
Hi there and thank you. This is just one option. You could also use glitter vinyl instead of the white and clear HTV. Or you could use glow-in-the dark HTV. You could put Infusible ink on top of either of those.
Hi thank you so much for sharing this is a game changer for me I too am not a fan of white tshirts! I have a question, are the heat settings the same if I am using a cricuit heat press?
I would use 400 degrees with an EasyPress.
@@CraftingwithDelonda thank you so much! I absolutely love your Chanel, by far the Best!!! ❤️
You are so funny and cute Delonda
I appreciate your videos ❤🎉😊
I'm learning a lot from you. Thank you
I'm so glad!
I love it too! Thanks for sharing. You have such a beautiful SOUL. God bless...
Thank you so much!
Hi Delonda! Can the siser easy color DTV HTV be used in the place of the clear sublimation HTV when doing infusible ink on 100% cotton dark fabric?
Hi Katie, if you are going to use EasyColor DTV, I suggest using that as a stand alone product. If you download a pattern, you will be able to use the EasyColor DTV to achieve this exact same look. You could also use patterned heat transfer vinyl.
Looks great. So for this process the the white and the clear sublimation HTV takes the place of using something like white glitter HTV or Glow in the Dark HTV?
Exactly!!
Hey Delonda, you did an awesome job! I’m new to this, therefore I’m still learning. I would like to know is it necessary to have the outline for the infusible ink… the white highlight? Can I do it without having the highlight?
Thank you! Yes, you will need an offset; but it doesn't have to be this big.
I did a Father's Day shirt for my Husband. It came out great. Thanks Delonda
That is awesome!
Very informative. I learned alot in this video. I'm just starting to do infusible ink.
Thank you ❤️
Wyat transfer tape did you use to transfer the words on all 3 layers
None. All htv comes with a backing.
@@CraftingwithDelonda great thank you
You are very informative in your tutorial! You cover everything that you need to accomplish the project. It was informative, professional, fund and complete! Well done!
Thank you so much!
Yessss! It's Beautiful I will replay to make one. Very good explanation & instructions. Ty❤️
Thanks 💙
I am so happy that I came across your channel! I have subscribed to many crafting channels. I have noticed that I always end up watching your videos over any other channel. You come across warm and encouraging. Your videos are detailed, but in a helpful way. I have a hard time following and listening to most of the craft bloggers. I am sure they are great for some people, but personally I have a harder time paying attention. Your voice and demeanor is calming and also helps me to pay attention. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talents with us!
Thank you so much. I sincerely appreciate that.
Love this! Question.. so can you not sublimate/infusable ink on the white HTV?
Thank you. You can't sub anything on white htv.
Alright, I love it too and plan to try this out. Out of my excitement, I accidently hit the thumbs down but corrected it with a thumbs up.
😂🤣😂🤣 thank you ❤️
Wonderful instructions. I'm Ready to jump IN!!
Thank you very much!
Delonda I learn so much from you. Thank you for sharing and a Good TEACHER!!
Thank you so much!
Ur spirit is always joyful and puts me in good place I have learned so much from being new to owning a cricut
Thank you ❤️
How did the image hold up after washing it?
It still looks exactly the same!
@@CraftingwithDelonda amazing, thank you so much!!! I just love your videos ❤️
Maybe I missed it, but why did you need to use the clear layer lime the middle. Great video. Just about to get into the world of cutting and crafting.
Because Infusible Ink is intended for Polyester.
Hey Delonda 👋 is infusible ink the same as sublimation ink? Or is it different? Cause you mentioned sublimation in the beginning of the video... I think... thanks for sharing this video! I haven't tried subbing or sublimation yet!
That's a good question. Infusible ink works a lot like sublimation without the price! The Infusible ink is intended for use on polyester materials. The Infusible Ink is actually in the box so you don't need a printer, as you would with sublimation.
Delonda i love your videos i’m learning so much and thank you for being such a good teacher
Thanks so much
I love it sis, my favorite color! (I know it's a pattern but my favorite)
Thank you! I really don't get into animal print but I wanted to see if this would work.
This sounds like a stupid question but does using the vinyl with the infusible ink make the design last longer on the shirt or do you still get the same results as if you just used the vinyl as normally? Looking for a way to make every day work shirts vinyl printed from a big company to last longer then a few months on cotton shirts.
To be honest, I have only washed this shirt once and I don't know for sure if it will last longer. The way to make infusible ink last the longest is to use it on polyester shirts. The ink will actually be infused into the fabric. Of course the cost of the shirt will be a bit more, but the colors will be more vibrant too. That's actually a great question!
😮❤ I love it too! Another fine tutorial by Delonda! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you so much 🤗
Watching again, taking notes. I will be getting this clear HTV for the process. I love ❤️ this look.
Thank you! I remember you saying that you love animal print ❤️