Question 1

What does Infusible Ink do on Cricut?

Accepted Answer

Infusible Ink creates permanent, vibrant designs that become part of the material. It bonds with the fabric or surface at a molecular level, resulting in long-lasting, fade-resistant designs.

Question 2

What can I make with Infusible Ink Cricut?

Accepted Answer

You can make custom t-shirts, tote bags, coasters, mugs, pillowcases, and more. It works well on polyester fabrics and specially coated hard surfaces.

Question 3

Is Infusible Ink the same as sublimation?

Accepted Answer

Sublimation and Infusible Ink are similar processes that transfer dye into materials using heat, but Infusible Ink is more user-friendly for home crafters.

Question 4

Can you use a regular iron for Cricut Infusible Ink?

Accepted Answer

A regular iron is not recommended as it does not provide the consistent heat and pressure needed for the best results. Instead, opt for a heat press or Cricut EasyPress for optimal results.

Question 5

Do you need a heat press for Infusible Ink?

Accepted Answer

The best results can be obtained by using a heat press or Cricut EasyPress, even though it's not required. These tools ensure the right temperature and pressure for Infusible Ink to operate correctly.

Question 6

What kind of fabric can you use Cricut Infusible Ink on?

Accepted Answer

Polyester or polyester-blend fabrics are the best ones for Infusible Ink to work on. At least 60% polyester content is required, with 100% polyester producing the most vibrant results. It is not effective on natural fibers such as cotton.