My son paused his game long enough to take pics of the t-shirt I made him using Cricut's new Infusible Ink! The ink transfer sheets add a seamless and weightless design to your blank that results in a professional looking end product. I was particularly interested in the new Infusible Ink line because my son has clothes sensitivity issues. Since the ink infuses into your blanks (in this case the tee), there are no seams. That's right! You can make personalized sensory-friendly clothing! This is a game changer for me!!!
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| Don't skip this step! You want to roll your blank before you add your design to remove any lint/debris to ensure you get a clean transfer of ink. Your product may look lint free...but believe me, it's not! |
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| The reveal...be prepared to be amazed! |
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| I placed a piece of cardstock on the underside so that the ink didn't infuse accidentally onto the back of the t-shirt. |
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| Again, I added a clean piece of cardstock to the underside to ensure the ink didn't transfer to the front when I heat set it. |
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| I added a piece of butcher paper for the front of the tee to lay on when I heat set the back. In this pic, you can see how some of the front design transferred onto the paper. That is why it's important to use the butcher paper. |
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