No disrespect to you or your team but it was really nice to have you do the whole project from start to finish with no interruptions from anyone, thank you for that
Of every single video I've watched so far, this has been the ABSOLUTE BEST! So thorough and detailed...which is exactly what I needed to see! Thank you!
I struggled trying to do my first INF-INK project with others videos.. this one is by far the best one. From start to finnish I completed my first inf-ink project and it turned out amazing!!!
I just want you to know.... I was trying to learn how to make a tote bag and I was scared I couldn't find your video again... but your name stuck in my mind!! Makers Gonna Learn! I am so thankful for you!!! Your video really helped me on my first time using the infusible ink!!! Thanks again!
Thank you for this great beginners guide! I had no idea what this new thing was and you did a great job at explaining it without a bunch of bells and whistles. Thanks for getting straight to the point and a job well done
Ohmygosh . I’m researching cricut s, right now to purchase . Thought I’d start with labels. But there is totally so much you can do with these machines. Wow TFS. 💜🙏👍🏻cheers from 🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks so much for this vid. I almost forgot to mirror! BTW!!! In case anyone else has this problem, idk if its coz I’m using the joy, or perhaps my blade is getting dull, but i had to go over it twice to cut all the way through to the clear later which meant i wasted a good length of paper (i did fat lettering in galaxy pattern so it was just a 2 inch strip wasted) but i couldn’t get it to line up again once I’d removed the paper from my mat so i had to start over. Btw, your enthusiasm is so adorable. I’m subscribing just for your happy little face.
great great tutorial for a beginner! Now I know what this product actually does and how to use it! New projects here I come! Thank you so much Tanner! xo
hi I love that you showed step by step it was helpful to me its my first time i bought it and i going to try making a shirt thanks for that video you are great.
Thank you for your kind words! They are very different. Heat Transfer Vinyl can be cut, weeded, and applied with heat. It's a layer of material. Infusible Ink on the other hand does not transfer a material, it transfers ink. It has to be used with a larger heat press and much higher heat than HTV. Hope this helps!
Great and thorough! Loved that you went from out of the box to finished product! However, I was also hoping to hear about the markers as well. Do you have a separate video showcasing how to use the markers?
I been looking for videos day and night and you explained everything so perfect i was iffy about getting one and now you made my mind up you made it so easy yes so fun😍😊
I'm very excited. I am going to try coasters and a pillow first. I knit baby blankets, which are 100% polyester. I'm wondering what infusible ink would look like on that? Thank you so much for all your wonderful videos and answer all my questions. You guys are great!
Hello! Since they're knitted and not a single piece of fabric I would have to recommend no patterns, and dark solid images/designs will look best :) Good luck!
I'm so glad you made this tutorial. Can you reuse the stencil. Thanks dont get to use the easy press nor Cricut site so when i start i forget what i knew......
I'm new so I'm just confused as to what you do with the other color that came with the design, the solid color? Thank you for the guide it helped me a lot
Tanner great tutorial. I have allowed it to intimidate me and that stops here because of you. Thank you! Is it only good tire and on articles of clothing tote bags hats so no wood with this type of iron on?
What’s the best rule of thumb when it comes to temp? Should I follow the Cricut infusible ink or what the owners manual suggests for ceramic mugs for my mug press?
I noticed the temp on the Easy Press is at 385. I thought I saw it say 400 degrees on the box. Are you heating it longer than instructed to make up for the lower temp?
When I go to cut it it cuts right thru the pieces so i started changing in settings the number it starts at 245 and nothing seems to work i really want to learn this method but I am having so much trouble PLEASE HELP ME
Before I start (and waste an infusible ink sheet) can you tell me if there is any special prep when using a new/unused Nicapa mat....do I need to do anything to lessen the grip or can I apply the ink sheet to a brand new mat without removing some of the adhesive on the mat?
@makers gonna learn, thank you for the awesome and very easy to follow video...my question is, for myself with an easy press, what temperature do I use when layering with HTV? (using the slice method to allow the HTV to not overlap the infusible ink) Many thanks!
your shirt needs to be at least 65% polyester :) The higher the poly content in the shirt, the darker and deeper the color :) No special washing instructions, just make sure your shirt is mostly if not all poly!
Hi. Thank you for this great step by step video on using infusible ink transfer sheets. My problem is that I have a smaller piece of it and my cut file is just the right size for it. Although when I place the cut file and make sure it is within the right margins, press make it, the letters are all jumbled up. Please tell me what I am doing wrong?
You need to Attach or weld your words or images. If you're working with cursive fonts, weld them before making. If you're working with an SVG, attach it all together :)
Great tutorial! After applying the Infusible ink sheet graphic to the front of the tote bag, can I do the same process on the BACK of the bag to have a two-sided image?
Thank you for your kind words, Heather :) Unfortunately, when it comes to Cricut Infusible Ink, you cannot use a household iron. The heating plate is not big enough, the iron does not have evenly distributed heat, and it simply cannot get hot enough to gave success with Infusible Ink.
No ma'am. A regular Iron will not work properly with Infusible Ink. here is a fun video of Tanner testing the theory! th-cam.com/video/uoevu9Fk8x0/w-d-xo.html
Nice video but where do you find the Cricut screen to select which Easy Press you're using? Will it say that on the PC because you selected this material before cutting? Also, can you re-use the butcher paper again for other products? Thank you! Great video.
Here's the link for what you're looking for: cricut.com/en_us/heatguide?gclid=CjwKCAjwnIr1BRAWEiwA6GpwNYTwqik58WHiLy78YUmS83RfOM0_zy6hgmVC3MBooKriDuxpyyZdJhoCqWgQAvD_BwE . Also, you can reuse the butchers paper as long as it doesn't have any ink or smudges on it.
I’m new to your channel and pretty new to the Cricut. I really want to start making tote bags w/ this infusible ink but I’m having trouble finding polyester bags. Do they need to be 100% polyester or can they be a poly blend? The ones from Cricut site are a little out of my price range.
Hello! So, we recommend at least 65% polyester tote bags. The more poly the deeper and darker your color will be! The less poly, the lighter the color will be. Good luck!
I have an interesting question about the transfer sheets. My hands sweat a little and I was wondering if I can use some powder free and latex free medical examine gloves to keep the sweat off of the sheets and to keep it dry. Also, can u save the left overs for a later project?
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No disrespect to you or your team but it was really nice to have you do the whole project from start to finish with no interruptions from anyone, thank you for that
We understand! :) That's why we have a live stream as well as a polished video like this going out every day.
You’re the first person to mention mirror the image. I was so confused. Thank you!
This has been the best beginner step-by-step tutorial I’ve seen yet! Now I’m not confused or afraid to try it. Thanks as always, Tanner!
That's so sweet of you! Thank you so much, glad this video helped 😊
I honestly appreciate how soft and low but clearly your voice is. you're not screaming like others..lol so Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Of every single video I've watched so far, this has been the ABSOLUTE BEST! So thorough and detailed...which is exactly what I needed to see! Thank you!
Thank you so much! You're so sweet!
I tried infusible ink for the first time using this tutorial and i am IN LOVE with the results!!!!! I made a mama bear design!
How cute!! It's definitely a fun product!
I was so confused on the infusible inks but you made it so easy to understand thank you! Love your videos!
I'm so glad! You'll rock it!
I struggled trying to do my first INF-INK project with others videos.. this one is by far the best one. From start to finnish I completed my first inf-ink project and it turned out amazing!!!
Yay! Glad this video helped! 😊
Tanner! Thank you so very much! I just followed you, step by step, and made an adorable shirt for my nephew’s birthday! You are the King 👑!
Yay! We're so glad the video helped you! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I’m about to make my first tote bag with infusible ink transfer sheets. Thanks for the great step-by-step instructions. I love your videos!
You are so welcome! Thank you for your kind words!
I just want you to know.... I was trying to learn how to make a tote bag and I was scared I couldn't find your video again... but your name stuck in my mind!! Makers Gonna Learn! I am so thankful for you!!! Your video really helped me on my first time using the infusible ink!!! Thanks again!
Thank you for this great beginners guide! I had no idea what this new thing was and you did a great job at explaining it without a bunch of bells and whistles. Thanks for getting straight to the point and a job well done
Thank you for watching!
Ohmygosh . I’m researching cricut s, right now to purchase . Thought I’d start with labels. But there is totally so much you can do with these machines. Wow TFS. 💜🙏👍🏻cheers from 🇦🇺🇦🇺
You are so welcome!
I'm going to try making coasters for my son who's just moving into his first house! Yikes! This was great - thank you!
You're so welcome 😊!
Thanks so much for this vid. I almost forgot to mirror! BTW!!! In case anyone else has this problem, idk if its coz I’m using the joy, or perhaps my blade is getting dull, but i had to go over it twice to cut all the way through to the clear later which meant i wasted a good length of paper (i did fat lettering in galaxy pattern so it was just a 2 inch strip wasted) but i couldn’t get it to line up again once I’d removed the paper from my mat so i had to start over.
Btw, your enthusiasm is so adorable. I’m subscribing just for your happy little face.
So sorry you had some issues! Thank you very much!!!
Perfect instructions thank you so much for all these gems!
You are so welcome!
Thanks Tanner. Your videos are the best....clear, concise and to the point. Love it.
You're so welcome! Glad you loved it!😊
Thank you for being so well spoken and very clear..
BEST video I've watch for infusible ink!!
Thank you for watching!
You always explain the projects so clearly, easy to follow! Thanks Tanner!
You're welcome!
That was amazing. Definitely trying this one.
My Maker should be here tomorrow, can't wait to use it! Thanks for these videos, I'm not as scared as I was when I ordered it!
Yay!! Thats what we like to hear :)
Great step by step video .Thank you.
Thank you so much, glad this video helped 😊
Great step by step tutorial. I will be searching for a design to copy and prepare to apply my infusible ink. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Super nice!! Thanks so much for sharing this!
Totally going to get some Sublimation mugs and mug press and use the infusible ink on them. I can’t wait!!!!!
You will definitely enjoy it!!!
Love this video. Great tutorial for beginners
So glad you loved it!
Thank you for the clear and concise instructions!!!
Thank YOU for watching and commenting! We appreciate your kind words :)
@@MakersGonnaLearn Of course! I love what you all do! Keep up the great work!
Awesome tutorial....you are a great teacher!
So glad you enjoyed it!
This was awesome. Very easy to follow. Can’t wait to make my first project. You are awesome.
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Really Awesome im new to the Cricut this helps so much
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!!! I wish I had started here! I knew you would have the answers!!
Glad you liked it. Thank you for watching.
I bought a tote bag. I thought I would put my initials on it. This was very helpful. Thanks
Thank you for watching!
Great tutorial. I just hate the price tag of all this stuff 😤
Thank you so much, so happy to know that you liked our video 😊
That's what birthdays, Christmas, special occasions are for. Let people know your wish list!
great great tutorial for a beginner! Now I know what this product actually does and how to use it! New projects here I come! Thank you so much Tanner! xo
Thank you for watching!
hi I love that you showed step by step it was helpful to me its my first time i bought it and i going to try making a shirt thanks for that video you are great.
Thank you so much, glad this video helped 😊
Great tutorial! Thanks.
Literally thank you for making this so easy to understand! Newest fan, subscribing for sure!
Welcome! Thank you for your kind words!!!!
Thank you for this video Tanner! This really is a great help video for a newbies like me! Thank you so much hugs Liz x
You're so welcome, Liz!
@@MakersGonnaLearn Thank you. 💕
Learned a lot thanks so much for the video!!!
That was awesome and super easy to follow. I was wondering what the difference was between vinyl and infusible ink. Thanks for answering that.
Thank you for your kind words! They are very different. Heat Transfer Vinyl can be cut, weeded, and applied with heat. It's a layer of material. Infusible Ink on the other hand does not transfer a material, it transfers ink. It has to be used with a larger heat press and much higher heat than HTV. Hope this helps!
Great and thorough! Loved that you went from out of the box to finished product! However, I was also hoping to hear about the markers as well. Do you have a separate video showcasing how to use the markers?
Great tutorial!
I been looking for videos day and night and you explained everything so perfect i was iffy about getting one and now you made my mind up you made it so easy yes so fun😍😊
Glad we could help!
Very good tutorial thank you
You are welcome!😀
Thanks Tanner for all the great videos. I was on the fence about Cricut Maker but now I REALLY want one! Keep up the good work with a smile!
Thank you for watching!
I was super nervous about even using it, But now I'm Not! Thanks Hun!
Thank YOU for watching and commenting, sweet Ellen! :)
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I was in a panic with my first shirt and you made it so easy !!
Thank you for watching!
You make it seem pretty easy! I’m going to make a tote bag and some pandemic survivor t shirts.
Have fun!
So happy i joined! About to do yrly! Love support on Facebook page for members
Woohoo!! Welcome to our community!!!! So glad to have you, Candice!
Awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thank you so much for watching! 😊
Great video! I learned a lot!
So glad!
I have watched this twice....time to put it to the test!! Wish me luck!! "Grandma Meme" Bear on a women's gray cricut shirt. Fingers crossed.....
Hi Tanner I sure enjoyed your video today it would like to learn more
So glad to hear that! Thank you so much!😀
Thanks for the easy to understand tutorial!
Thank you so much, so happy to know that you liked our video 😊
I love him
Awe, thanks!!! :)
So Helpful! Thank you! I am excited to try this!!!!
Yay! Thank you :)
Enjoyed your video, just bought the Maker 3 so now I need to learn how to use it. I’m sure your videos will be a big help, thank you!
Congratulations on your new machine!
I'm very excited. I am going to try coasters and a pillow first. I knit baby blankets, which are 100% polyester. I'm wondering what infusible ink would look like on that? Thank you so much for all your wonderful videos and answer all my questions. You guys are great!
Hello! Since they're knitted and not a single piece of fabric I would have to recommend no patterns, and dark solid images/designs will look best :) Good luck!
Great video & Beautiful results!! Now I’m thinking of anything polyester that I can create with!! 😍😍
Oh! You'll love making one of these! :)
So cool
Thank you!
Thanks so much!!!
You're welcome!
Thanks for the information, I really want to try this!
You're going to love making this project! 😊
Can you use infusible ink with large heat press? Or are they all used with a light/med pressure press?
So helpful!! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
I'm so glad you made this tutorial. Can you reuse the stencil. Thanks dont get to use the easy press nor Cricut site so when i start i forget what i knew......
You cannot reuse Cricut Infusible Ink
Would you do more videos on cricut joy please
Sure! Thanks for the suggestion!
I'm new so I'm just confused as to what you do with the other color that came with the design, the solid color? Thank you for the guide it helped me a lot
Love your tutorials! Is a brayer the same as a plastic roller?
Yes! That's basically what it is!
Great video! Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching! 😊
Hello.(I love your videos thank you.)And if you do not have the press and you use an iron how do you do it?
Hello, Can I use my own image when using infusible ink transfer sheets? If so is there a tutorial out there to show how this is done?
Tanner great tutorial. I have allowed it to intimidate me and that stops here because of you. Thank you! Is it only good tire and on articles of clothing tote bags hats so no wood with this type of iron on?
What’s the best rule of thumb when it comes to temp? Should I follow the Cricut infusible ink or what the owners manual suggests for ceramic mugs for my mug press?
Great tutorial! Can you use the cricut mini head press for this at all?
I noticed the temp on the Easy Press is at 385. I thought I saw it say 400 degrees on the box. Are you heating it longer than instructed to make up for the lower temp?
We are not! The heat instructions on the website differ from the box. We trusted the Cricut website more than the box and acted accordingly :)
When I go to cut it it cuts right thru the pieces so i started changing in settings the number it starts at 245 and nothing seems to work i really want to learn this method but I am having so much trouble PLEASE HELP ME
Can Reynolds plastic coated freezer paper be used in place of butcher paper for infusible ink?
Before I start (and waste an infusible ink sheet) can you tell me if there is any special prep when using a new/unused Nicapa mat....do I need to do anything to lessen the grip or can I apply the ink sheet to a brand new mat without removing some of the adhesive on the mat?
Does it matter what side of the butcher paper you put down? The shiny side or matte side?
@makers gonna learn, thank you for the awesome and very easy to follow video...my question is, for myself with an easy press, what temperature do I use when layering with HTV? (using the slice method to allow the HTV to not overlap the infusible ink) Many thanks!
That was so cool! I would like to make a infusible ink shirt. How do you wash it after its done without it fading?
your shirt needs to be at least 65% polyester :) The higher the poly content in the shirt, the darker and deeper the color :) No special washing instructions, just make sure your shirt is mostly if not all poly!
Infusible ink attaches to the fibers of your project. I recommend washing inside out, but otherwise as normal.
Hi. Thank you for this great step by step video on using infusible ink transfer sheets. My problem is that I have a smaller piece of it and my cut file is just the right size for it. Although when I place the cut file and make sure it is within the right margins, press make it, the letters are all jumbled up. Please tell me what I am doing wrong?
You need to Attach or weld your words or images. If you're working with cursive fonts, weld them before making. If you're working with an SVG, attach it all together :)
Can I use a different type of heatpress with infusible ink?
You can as long as it's reliable and good quality.
Can you use infusible ink on sublimation blanks
Can you use a regular iron or does it have to be the Cricut iron
Here's the video you're looking for ;) th-cam.com/video/uoevu9Fk8x0/w-d-xo.html
Awesome tutorial! Just wondering if you can reuse the butcher paper?
Yes, you can! As long as it's clean you can re-use it! But once it gets ink on it, move to a new sheet
I’ve seen people do this on mugs. Could this be done on white tumblers? What all materials are possible?
Great tutorial! After applying the Infusible ink sheet graphic to the front of the tote bag, can I do the same process on the BACK of the bag to have a two-sided image?
Sure, but you'll have to use a different piece of Infusible Ink :)
Love yalls videos on Cricut! I was wondering, if you do not yet have an easy press, can we use our regular iron??
Thank you for your kind words, Heather :) Unfortunately, when it comes to Cricut Infusible Ink, you cannot use a household iron. The heating plate is not big enough, the iron does not have evenly distributed heat, and it simply cannot get hot enough to gave success with Infusible Ink.
Myself learning good .😗😗
Thank you so much, so happy to know that you liked our video 😊
I know . I talk yourself later .. I don't tell 😗😗😗
Will a regular clothes iron work? We are slowly getting Cricutfied and covid hindered this? So we do not have the Easy Press yet.
No ma'am. A regular Iron will not work properly with Infusible Ink. here is a fun video of Tanner testing the theory! th-cam.com/video/uoevu9Fk8x0/w-d-xo.html
can you use a scaper instead of the roller?
We would recommend using something more gentle. A scraper is too rigid and might scratch the infusible ink.
Nice video but where do you find the Cricut screen to select which Easy Press you're using? Will it say that on the PC because you selected this material before cutting? Also, can you re-use the butcher paper again for other products? Thank you! Great video.
Here's the link for what you're looking for: cricut.com/en_us/heatguide?gclid=CjwKCAjwnIr1BRAWEiwA6GpwNYTwqik58WHiLy78YUmS83RfOM0_zy6hgmVC3MBooKriDuxpyyZdJhoCqWgQAvD_BwE . Also, you can reuse the butchers paper as long as it doesn't have any ink or smudges on it.
@@MakersGonnaLearn Thanks for the reply :)
I know it has to be white but can I use white craft paper or does it have to be cricut butcher ?
Can I use yellow infusible ink on a black bag?
I tried Strong Bond Metallic Iron-on. I can’t do anything with it. Can you help me? 10:37 It looks like little tiles.
I’m new to your channel and pretty new to the Cricut. I really want to start making tote bags w/ this infusible ink but I’m having trouble finding polyester bags. Do they need to be 100% polyester or can they be a poly blend? The ones from Cricut site are a little out of my price range.
Hello! So, we recommend at least 65% polyester tote bags. The more poly the deeper and darker your color will be! The less poly, the lighter the color will be. Good luck!
I have an interesting question about the transfer sheets. My hands sweat a little and I was wondering if I can use some powder free and latex free medical examine gloves to keep the sweat off of the sheets and to keep it dry. Also, can u save the left overs for a later project?