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Infusible Ink Sheet on a Onesie

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22 May 2020
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Learn how to make adorable gifts with an infusible ink sheet on a onesie.

bear onesie

Infusible Ink has been out for almost a year now – have you had a chance to use it yet? If you’re just getting started, I have a great post with beginner tips for Infusible Ink.

Yield: 1 onesie

Apply Infusible Ink to a Onesie

Infusible ink onesie

Use these instructions to decorate a shirt or onesie with Infusible Ink transfer sheets

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 20 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Difficulty Moderate

Materials

  • Cricut baby bodysuit Blank
  • Infusible Ink Transfer Sheet
  • Butcher paper
  • White cardstock (or 4 layers of butcher paper)

Tools

  • Cricut Maker or Cricut Explore cutting machine
  • StandardGrip Machine Mat
  • Cricut EasyPress 2 or Cricut EasyPress
  • Cricut EasyPress Mat
  • Lint roller
  • Scissors
  • Tweezers

Instructions

  1. Press Infusible Ink sheet onto green mat. Liner side down, colored side up

    infusible ink sheet on mat
  2. Size image in Design Space to fit the shirt
  3. Send project to cut - be sure to mirror the design!
  4. Cut with a fine point blade and the infusible ink transfer sheet setting

    Cricut cutting infusible ink sheet
  5. Remove excess transfer sheet using fingers or tweezers

    How to weed infusible ink
  6. Set EasyPress to 385 degrees and 15 seconds
  7. Layer a piece of white cardstock inside the shirt

    Cricut blank onesie
  8. Remove any dust with a lint roller
  9. Cover shirt with a piece of butcher paper and preheat shirt for 15 seconds

    EasyPress Cricut onesie
  10. When cool, position the transfer sheet design on the shirt. Cover with butcher paper

    Place infusible ink on onesie
  11. Press for 40 seconds - use a decent amount of pressure, but keep hands still while pressing
  12. Remove EasyPress and let layers cool
  13. Lift off the transfer sheet and reveal the beautiful ink below

    Infusible ink on onesie

Notes

For Infusible Ink to work correctly, the fabric must have a high percentage of polyester. The Cricut brand shirts have been tested to give vibrant color retention.

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Here’s something to remember if you’re shopping for an EasyPress. The Small EasyPress 2 (6×7 inch size) works the best for onesies because you can fit it in between the sleeves ad not have to press over any seams, which can affect the consistency of the ink transfer.

Have you tried the Cricut baby bodysuits yet? They’re super soft and as you can see, hold these colors beautifully. So try it today or pin it for later!

 

put infusible ink on onesie

Related Posts:

  • Cricut Infusible Ink Beginner Tips
  • Infusible Ink Cricut Gray Shirt
  • Infusible Ink Placemat

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Comments

  1. Norma Perez says

    June 1, 2020 at 3:39 am

    I thought the tutorial was very informative but here where the SVG and Infusible Ink Cricut Grey Shirt are and here in the replies, the print is barely visible and very small. So if I have made a mistake in this message it is because I can barely see the print. They need to be darker and BOLD with maybe a little larger print.. the tutorial was very easy to understand. Also if you could make it to where you can definitely see where the patterns are for each svg more visible, that would be wonderful.

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