Thanks for the easiest explanation of taking an image and slicing to layer for infusible inks! So much nicer than using vinyl all the time and I was a little nervous about using the transfer sheets until now. Best explanation for me yet! Your calm demeanor is awesome too. Can't wait to start on my project for my grandsons. Thank you Carole!!
Hi Carole, i absolutely love this. Was just thinking, we can actually make two different shirts with this method. By just exchanging the pieces instead of throwing one set out (i mean the larger part being grey and the smaller pieces black - a little creative i think). Love the outcome! Great inspiration for when i get an infusible ink bundle... Thanks!
Oyetundun Oyelami Great idea! You could even do 2 smaller colour versions of the original and create 4 images. Then combine them in an ‘Andy Wharhol’ design (like his Marilyn Monroe).
Hi Carole! TI believe this is the most awesome video showcasing the new Cricut Infusible Ink I have seen yet and I’ve watched some amazing videos! Thank you for sharing the inlay technique to make multiple color images! ~ Katz
New subscriber! I just purchase my cricut and totally intimidated lol, im getting comfortable with vinyl types vs material type.... I can't even tell you how many times i cut the wrong side then couldn't figure out why weeding was unsuccessful lol!
Thanks Carole for this very informative tutorial. Since this ink just came out I want to watch some tutorials before I purchase it. That looks fantastic! 😍
GREAT video. It would have been interesting to see what would happen if you'd changed out the black and the grey. So instead of discarding the black, you could have put them on the gray when you pulled them out. Wonder how that would look?? It would have been opposite.....
@@CarolesCricutCrafts OH MY MY....You have patience...to not just illustrate but talk is through what seemed to be a complexed weeding and reattaching project....with TOTAL CALM and precision. I truly admire your many talents. I actually feel I understand enough to try this out. Ive only used infusible ink twice on simple word designs. Thanks again🙌🤗🙌🤗🙌
Do you ever have issues with cutting completely through the infusable ink and the transfer sheet. Mine never does it right it cuts completely through everything and I have to try to puzzle everything together on my project free hand which is very frustrating. I have lowered and raised pressure and tried a new blade
I actually just went to Star Wars Land at Disneyland on Tuesday and what an absolutely wonderful shirt!!!! I'd love to buy one in a v-neck, do you sell them? Stumbled upon your channel and love it!!!!
That's some nice work, but with all that work you have to do to make that one piece...wouldn't it be easier to make a a couple of screens and screen print it? Imagine having several of these to make...yikes. Thank you though for this instructional it came out nice.
You could just purchase a sublimation printer and not have to do all this extra busy work. Just print and press. Why did you put yourself through all this work? I could have printed 10 shirts in the time you did just the assembly of this one image.
Jeff Moore exactly, you could have printed 10 T-shirts....for the home crafter who only does the occasional, one at a time, Tshirt, tote etc, buying a sublimation setup is very expensive. This is a great solution.....
This gave me anxiety. Too much work for one shirt. I feel there is a more efficient way of doing this that isn’t expensive. Although the colors came out great it just isn’t worth investing and buying in my case.
@@CarolesCricutCrafts i actually feel like the cricut sheets are disrespectful to people who actually do sublimation and that I will never buy a single cricut product ever now but to each their own
@@thedoc6248 for some people this is very therapeutic like coloring in a coloring book and apparently this video and method is not for you. Although I respect your view, and comment. @corole's cricut crafts I appreciate your time and effort in sharing your knowledge. Thank you it turned out beautifully.
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OMGosh!!! That's beautiful! I just bought my first Cricut - The Air 2 and now I want an Easy Press! lol Lord help me!!!
First time here and I loved it.
Thank you for this video at first I didn’t know what Infusible Ink was but now I know.
Great job for a design that is so intricate!
Thanks for the easiest explanation of taking an image and slicing to layer for infusible inks! So much nicer than using vinyl all the time and I was a little nervous about using the transfer sheets until now. Best explanation for me yet! Your calm demeanor is awesome too. Can't wait to start on my project for my grandsons. Thank you Carole!!
Thank you for guiding me through this process. It was very helpful.
LOVE. so fun to watch. You are masterful. I hope to try this soon. Thank you!!
Great demo thanks Carole
Hi Carole, i absolutely love this. Was just thinking, we can actually make two different shirts with this method. By just exchanging the pieces instead of throwing one set out (i mean the larger part being grey and the smaller pieces black - a little creative i think). Love the outcome! Great inspiration for when i get an infusible ink bundle... Thanks!
Oyetundun Oyelami Great idea! You could even do 2 smaller colour versions of the original and create 4 images. Then combine them in an ‘Andy Wharhol’ design (like his Marilyn Monroe).
Thank you for the layer tutorial at the beginning. I never would have thought to do this to an image first. You've saved me from a lot of frustration!
Great project! You are a great teacher! Thank you
love love love this. Thank you for the detailed instructions!
Hi Carole! TI believe this is the most awesome video showcasing the new Cricut Infusible Ink I have seen yet and I’ve watched some amazing videos! Thank you for sharing the inlay technique to make multiple color images! ~ Katz
thank YOU!!!
Wow! Thank you, this will come in handy.
Thanks the tip about using the resistance tape! Maybe I won't waste of materials!
Jezus Carole.. ya just DONT STOP.. your freaking awesomeness! thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing this with me!
You made this look so easy. I love your sense of patience over all this time. Gorgeous transfer and definitely subscribed!
Thank you for providing such a detailed video on layering with the infusible ink!
Great video. Not really layering, more like a jigsaw puzzle. Came out nice
New subscriber! I just purchase my cricut and totally intimidated lol, im getting comfortable with vinyl types vs material type.... I can't even tell you how many times i cut the wrong side then couldn't figure out why weeding was unsuccessful lol!
Absolutely beautiful
Wonderful project and outstanding tutorial. Thank you. Wishing you a super week. Hugs Susan
I am not even a big fan of Star Wars But the shirt it is AMAZING Great Job!
Love it! You make it look so easy!
Thank You for sharing.
This is great. It looks amazing. I can't believe how well this stuff works.
I watched in awe. Gorgeous job and such great detail by you. Thank you,
Thanks Carole for this very informative tutorial. Since this ink just came out I want to watch some tutorials before I purchase it. That looks fantastic! 😍
Thank you for sharing the layering of infusible ink. I added it to my like list.
I had asked this question in Schaumburg this past Friday. She explained, but it is much easier to see the process. Thanks for posting.
I miss my monthly trips to Schaumburg! Former Motorola employee here...#woodfieldmallrocks
Came out nice but I thought your not suppose to touch the ink side cause of the oils in our fingers? And yet you did and it came out awesome
wow super cool
Awesome 🥰🥰🥰
Brilliant layering tutorial thankyou
Very helpful video
i just bought myself a cricut maker and easy press 2
GREAT video. It would have been interesting to see what would happen if you'd changed out the black and the grey. So instead of discarding the black, you could have put them on the gray when you pulled them out. Wonder how that would look?? It would have been opposite.....
swatts1195 yes, I kept the pieces from the black to try it but using them during this video would have made it way too long lol
@@CarolesCricutCrafts OH MY MY....You have patience...to not just illustrate but talk is through what seemed to be a complexed weeding and reattaching project....with TOTAL CALM and precision. I truly admire your many talents. I actually feel I understand enough to try this out. Ive only used infusible ink twice on simple word designs. Thanks again🙌🤗🙌🤗🙌
Wow 🤩 !
Looks fabulous!
Vader approved
Great shirt! Thanks for posting!
Carole it came out awsome!
This seems like a crazy amount of work. Layer 3 layers of QUALITY heat transfer vinyl and be done in 5 minutes.
Mike Bates I swear .. the cost is too great for that but it’s cute but still not worth the price .. yet at least
Some people have the feel of heat transfer vinyl on their shirt and Infusible Ink can’t be felt at all.
Why would you do that when when you have then benefits of the Infusible ink? It will last so much longer.
That was AWESOME!! 🙋🏻😍😘💜💕 TFS
Awesome love the shirt❤️Thank you for sharing !
One question. Why didn't you just place a big rectangle of grey on top of the black, knowing that the black will show over the grey??
Thank you helpful
Thank you for showing this!!!
Hi can you layer infusion ink sheets with infusion makers too ?
Do you ever have issues with cutting completely through the infusable ink and the transfer sheet. Mine never does it right it cuts completely through everything and I have to try to puzzle everything together on my project free hand which is very frustrating. I have lowered and raised pressure and tried a new blade
I just cut my first project and it cut all the way through also :( I'm new to all of this...
Patricia Riggs try a third party blade you can adjust or use silhouette software may fix the issue.
awesome thanks for sharing!!!
Stunning shirt! Thanks for sharing.
Make sure you store your scrapes in a dark container
I actually just went to Star Wars Land at Disneyland on Tuesday and what an absolutely wonderful shirt!!!! I'd love to buy one in a v-neck, do you sell them? Stumbled upon your channel and love it!!!!
Tfs. Great video
Thanks!! Amazing!
Impressive video. Wonderful job!
Awesome
Very nice 👍 work
Magnifique
Can this method on black t-shirt?
Merci de mettre de ton temps à faire une vidéo pour nous ;-)
That’s a lot of work just for a person to do one shirt, especially if you want to do more than one of those shirt
Tfs 🤗💙
How much does all this cost? (shirt + ink + other supplies)
Benjamin Schuhle
The infusible ink at Michaels is about $13 for a 12”x12” square. The Cricut shirts vary and range to about $10.
Ben Schuhle No, the ink is transparent and will not show up on a black shirt at all.
That's some nice work, but with all that work you have to do to make that one piece...wouldn't it be easier to make a a couple of screens and screen print it? Imagine having several of these to make...yikes. Thank you though for this instructional it came out nice.
Hi where did you purchase the heat resistant tape from?
MissRaeRae085 Michaels it’s also from Cricut
go on amazon and buy real sublimation tape please do not go to micheals smh
I’m new with the CRICUT maker. You explain it to fast for me. 😩
Nice, but waaaaay too much work. I like the other tutorial better; 3 colors of vinyl, weed, layer, press, done.
Mikki Mouse well that depends I was making it for my grandson and nothing is too much effort
I think maybe with a not so complex design with only 2 or 3 pieces would be better for this 😅 but nice to know it can be done.
You could just purchase a sublimation printer and not have to do all this extra busy work. Just print and press.
Why did you put yourself through all this work? I could have printed 10 shirts in the time you did just the assembly of this one image.
Jeff Moore exactly, you could have printed 10 T-shirts....for the home crafter who only does the occasional, one at a time, Tshirt, tote etc, buying a sublimation setup is very expensive. This is a great solution.....
This gave me anxiety. Too much work for one shirt. I feel there is a more efficient way of doing this that isn’t expensive. Although the colors came out great it just isn’t worth investing and buying in my case.
Cece c I’m sorry to read that you suffer from anxiety, I would never have thought that a Tshirt could be a trigger.
@@CarolesCricutCrafts i actually feel like the cricut sheets are disrespectful to people who actually do sublimation and that I will never buy a single cricut product ever now but to each their own
@@thedoc6248 for some people this is very therapeutic like coloring in a coloring book and apparently this video and method is not for you. Although I respect your view, and comment. @corole's cricut crafts I appreciate your time and effort in sharing your knowledge. Thank you it turned out beautifully.
And the purpose of doing this is ?
aldosv73 the ink cannot be layered on top of each other it will distort the colours