Make a Cricut Infusible Ink Shirt with Multiple Transfer Sheets - Full Tutorial and free SVG Cut File #cricut #cricutmade #infusibleink

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Learn how easy it is to make a personalized Cricut Infusible Ink T-shirt using multiple colors of transfer sheets!

Cricut’s Infusible Ink transfer sheets are a fun and easy way to make professional-looking T-shirts that won’t peel, crack, or flake. You can get really vibrant colors that are permanently infused into the material. AND you can create designs with multiple colors, which is what I want to show you how to do today! Let’s make a fun Cricut Infusible Ink layered T-shirt using Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets that we combine together for a personalized look!

Cricut Infusible Ink t-shirt on a summer background

Get the free SVG cut file for this project

Watch the full step-by-step process in my Cricut Infusible Ink tutorial video here:

For this project, you’ll want a Cricut Explore or Maker (either one works fine) and an EasyPress (either an original EasyPress or an EasyPress 2 — and it needs to be big enough to cover your design in one pass). You can also use a heat press, but you can’t use a household iron — it won’t get consistently hot enough across its surface to properly infuse the ink, and it’s not typically big enough for a T-shirt design anyway.

Beyond the machines, you need the Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets in the colors or patterns you want to use (I’m using red and blue).

Make a Cricut Infusible Ink Shirt with Multiple Transfer Sheets - Full Tutorial and free SVG Cut File #cricut #cricutmade #infusibleink

And, you need a DESIGN! I made a flip flip design because I think they are perfect for this two-color T-shirt project. Plus, we can personalize them if we want! So let me show you where to get this design free, how to add your own name to the design, and get it cut out and onto your T-shirt!

So are you ready to make something colorful? Let’s make a Cricut Infusible Ink layered T-shirt together! This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more)! Read my full disclosure policy.

Materials Needed to Make a Cricut Infusible Ink Layered T-Shirt

How to Make a Multi-Color T-Shirt with Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets

Step 1: Find or Make Your T-Shirt Design

Go to Cricut Design Space, click on New Project, then click on Templates in the upper left corner. Choose “Classic T-Shirt” and pick a style, size and color. The template will help you size your design so it looks good on your T-shirt.

Choosing a template for an iron-on T-shirt design in Cricut Design Space

You’ll find many designs for iron-on T-shirts right in Cricut Design Space. Click on Images and browse the Image library for ideas. If you’re a beginner, I recommend you stick with simple, one-color designs that do not have lots of small detail.

Finding t-shirt design ideas in Cricut Design space to make a iron-on t-shirt with a Cricut

If you want to use my free Flip Flops design I used in this tutorial (Design #152), which is ideal for a Cricut Infusible Ink project, you can download the free SVG cut files from my free resource library. It’s available as an SVG for your Cricut. Just upload the file to your design software. If you’re not sure how to upload an SVG cut file to Cricut Design Space, watch this helpful video training series I made.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you’re not sure how to upload an SVG file to Cricut Design Space, or you’re having issues (such as getting a message that says “unsupported file”), please watch my free training series, SVGs Made Simple. It will help you SO much!

Here’s what my Flip Flops design file looks like uploaded to Cricut Design Space:

Flip Flop Design for a Cricut Infusible Ink layered T-shirt

When you are ready, click the green Make It button in the upper right corner. You must then toggle the MIRROR to on (green) — all Infusible Ink designs must be mirrored before cutting!

Be sure to mirror your Infusible Ink design before cutting

Step 2: Cut Out Your Design from Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets

It’s super important you put your Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets SHINY SIDE DOWN on your cutting mat. Learn how to tell which side to cut in my tutorial here!

See video for more details!

Step 3: Reveal Your Infusible Ink Design (Remove the Negative Areas)

See video for more details!

Step 4: Combine Your Infusible Ink Colors on Your Design

See video for more details!

Step 5: Apply Your Infusible Ink Design to Your T-Shirt

See video for more details!

Here’s a selfie of myself wearing my fun new Infusible Ink shirt!

Jennfier wearing her summer Cricut Infusible Ink t-shirt

It’s so much like the T-shirts you find in a store — I can’t believe I made this myself!

Cricut T-Shirt Idea Design with Infusible Ink #cricut #infusibleink #cricutmade

Get my free “Flip Flops” SVG cut files for your T-shirt


If you make an Infusible Ink shirt with your Cricut, please share a photo in my helpful Cricut Facebook group or tag me on social media with #jennifermaker.

Love,

JenniferMaker.com

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  1. Jennifer, I love watching your videos….You are the best~! You make it so easy to understand….Thank you for sharing them with us newbies!

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