I agree. Other videos wasnt that simple. :D

Great to hear!

So glad to hear that!

I'm so glad!

Glad it was helpful! We have a lot of fun with it. :)

I feel like my design didn’t work for this paper and when I tried to peel the clear was coming off not the color

What fabric was your shirt? If not cricut shirt infusible ink doesn’t work as well. So if you use Cotton shirt I use glitter vinyl first then layer in infusible ink on top. It’s the only way I’ve found for it to stick as it should

So glad it helped!💚

Hope your project turned out awesome!

It's because it is NOT a thorough instructional video. She does not explain how to wash the item and that the design will not last as long as she claims. It may be there forever, but it will fade at the first washing.

@@catherinelavallee580 seriously? I had no idea that ink would fade! 😱 that makes me sad

@@catherinelavallee580 Where's your video? Pretty sure she's showing how to do it. Nothing after

So glad you enjoyed it! Can't wait to see what you make!

Thanks PJ. We've got new tutorials in the works now so please let us know what other tutorials you'd like to see and we'll share with our team!

Yay!! SO excited to hear how it goes. :)

Thanks so much! Happy to hear it helped!

Thanks for the sub!

You are so welcome!

Thank you 🙌

Glad it was helpful!

So glad!

If uu look on Amazon it is some other types that are flat and they work just as fine and they don’t have to be the cricut brand

@@kamyaaa6605 do you happen to have a link by chance? Thanks!

@@Lb00gie382 no I do not have the link I’m sorry , I don’t order them either my mom does or her friend does but if you search it on there then they will pop up also try going to like hobby lobby they have them and they are also really good prices

@@kamyaaa6605 thank you!

So happy to hear it helped!

From all the research I’ve done it will not work well with 100% cotton. Need to use a shirt that’s 100% polyester or a very high polyester content. Just curious did the cotton tshirt work? Did the ink disappear after wash on the cotton shirt?

So glad!

It's an exclamation point.

@@signsfrombeyond4863 I know that!! I'm talking about between the I and F.

@@justsolynsey1949 I was thinking the same thing!! lol

Yeah i double check the video and she did forget.

This annoyed me so much hahah

T. Smith i just cut the kind of close to the actual cuts before ironing on, to save the extra, because this stuff isn’t cheap.

Could the inner part of the lightning bolt be used?

@@cdwalker112010 yes

Great idea!

wondering the same.

@@elizabethclark6674 Still wondering. lol

I have the same problem!! When I weed all the adhesive pulled away with nothing on it and my design stayed on the infusible ink sheet??? What now? Is it the sheet or the blade? Both brand new?

Yes you do

From all I have read, ink will NOT work on cotton...will wash completely off. Needs to be polyester fabric or a mostly polyester blend

The shirts have to have a very high polyester count and be light in color for the color to even show. I wish I would’ve known this before I bought the transfer sheets because it’s horrible

Cotton shirts are fine. They actually hold the ink better.

Other materials work as well, I've used cotton, it's not quite as bright but it's very good quality, do a tester.

@@SayMyNameAgain I read that it washes off of cotton and must use a polyester blend. Has yours been washed?

No. All that comes with the iron is the iron, the piece it sits on, and the ironing "pillow" that goes beneath the project. The sheets of infusible ink are expensive, but go on sale (like right now) for 50 per-cent off.

(Htv) iron on are the same thing. just different brands. they are vinyl and stick on top of the shirt. the infusible ink will fuse into the fabric.

Totally! You can find it here: cricut.com/en_us/infusible-inktm-transfer-sheet-patterns-animal-brights.html

have you found out what went wrong???

Polyester. I know I'm late.

Sorry I wrote a comment before I watch the entire video and got the layers at the end

Infusible ink is so fun! Let us know how you like it!

Yep totally!

Yes. You could only go as dark as the grey marle shirt.

Yes 100% polyester

We highly recommend using Cricut blanks for the best transfer as we thoroughly tested those products quality and durability, but a high polyester count works best with infusible ink!

With a Cricut machine you can cut out text, images, and your own designs into Infusible Ink to put on a shirt and many other materials!

That is what I have been trying to find out as well.

Heather 296 no you need to use an image that fits your Easy press. Reason being if you move it the coloring won’t be even. So it’s recommend to press once.

@@Maxluv That is a big money spinner or Cricut if you need all the sizes! I can't afford one Easy Press, let alone all four! What if your image is larger than the largest EP? Makes no sense.

Maggie Knight The sheets are only 12 x 12 so your image will fit the largest Easy press. You can use the mini press that can be moved around will take longer but it can be done. The mini is only $49 right now most places.

@@Maxluv That is half my weekly pension! I will experiment with my steam press, without the steam of course. I have checked the temperatures on each setting and it does go up to 400 degrees and this is even. I plan to draw or colour images myself with the pens so they may be more than 12 x 12. Those sheets are lovely but too expensive. Nice to know that the mini could be used at a push. Thanks.