All you need to know about the new Cricut Infusible Ink: what it is, how it works, where to buy, and which Cricut machines will work with Infusible Ink!
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What is Infusible Ink?
Infusible Ink is the latest line of products from Cricut to give you seamlessly smooth, professional-quality transfers that become one with your material. The Infusible Ink heat transfers are permanently infused into your base material, so there's no seams or edges like iron-on vinyl. It’s a peel-proof, flake-proof, and wash-proof product that will make your iron-on projects last longer than ever.
Here's a helpful video to give you a better idea about Infusible Ink:
What are the Infusible Ink products?
Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets: sheets of solid and patterned ink that can be cut out using your Cricut, then used to infuse vibrant color into the Infusible Ink compatible blanks.
Infusible Ink Pens and Markers: Choose from a variety of colors and two different line weights of pens and markers to draw designs on laser copy paper using a Cricut machine or by hand to then transfer to a compatible blank.
Compatible Infusible Ink Blanks: To get the best results, pair the Infusible Ink products with Cricut blanks (look for the compatibility badge). So far, this exclusive collection includes shirts, baby onesies, totes, and coasters!
What is the difference between iron-on vinyl and Infusible Ink?
Infusible Ink transfer becomes one with the material itself. The transfers look light, but the finished results are bright, vibrant, seamlessly smooth transfers that never flake, peel, wrinkle, or crack.
How does Infusible Ink work?
You can get to creating custom Infusible Ink projects in just 3 easy steps:
1. Choose your materials: Select Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets or Infusible Ink Pens & Markers and a compatible Cricut blank.
2. Make your design: Cut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets, or draw with Infusible Ink Pens & Markers using laser copy paper.
What machines will work with Infusible Ink?
To infuse your design into a Cricut blank, you will need a Cricut EasyPress 2. The original EasyPress will work okay, but the Infusible Ink is designed to work best with the EasyPress 2.
Where can I get Infusible Ink?
Infusible Ink will available exclusively through Michaels online AND in-store. You can also get Infusible Ink products on the Cricut website.
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Here's what you can win:
Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets in assorted colors and patterns
Infusible Ink Pens and Markers
Infusible Ink Round Coasters
Infusible Ink Square Coasters
Infusible Ink Baby Bodysuit
Infusible Ink Youth Shirt
Infusible Ink Women’s Shirt
Infusible Ink Tote Bag
Heat-Resistant Tape
Tweezers
Lint Roller
$100 Michaels Gift Card
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The giveaway begins June 21st and ends at midnight on June 30th.
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Ooh! This sounds so neat!
ReplyDeleteYou sure can!
ReplyDeleteI make my own designs and want to be able to transfer them onto products I don't want vinyl that I could only cut and then apply to products I would like to be able to print in high quality and then transfer an image with any color I'd like... does anyone know what kind of machines I would need to do this ?
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