Using glitter you can do it on cotton shirts...and dark color shirts. We do it in the sublimation world all the time. Never tired circuit glitter but I know it works great on Siser. I'b going to have to try Cricut brand.
@@MsDolphins87 I agree 100%!!! It's just dye sub!!!! But I do like the idea of putting white vinyl on first then putting the dye sub over top. I never did that with our regular printing. Why didn't that occur to me? Oh well. Live and learn!
Thank you for your video. Straight to the point and giving the information we need. I have tried it already and it looks pretty good. :) We are fun people but busy people too less time talking less. Blessings. Keep up the good work. confusion.
I have a question about the pens. Are they water based? If so, can you bleed the colors with water the same way you would with water color paints? Of course you would have to let it dry before pressing. Maybe you might want to try this in one of your videos. It could make some beautiful art work.
I thought you could only use the Easy Press 2 with the infusible ink? 🤔 Thanks for letting me know you don't. I have the first easy press and was about to buy the 2..smh..As always, love your tutorial 😍 and thanks for sharing! 😊
It’s beautiful and a cool concept but why not just use a patterned glitter htv. The whole point of infusible ink to me is that there is no heavy material on the shirt. Just saying.
The reason being is that if you want to draw a picture out with multiple colors, you only have to use 1 color of glitter. I made a shirt one time and ran out of green glitter HTV and just turned with green with sublimation.
It was just an experiment and totally not the way I would Normally use the Infusible inks. However I do like to find multiple ways to use products to give me the most bang for my buck
You can sublimate with Infusible ink on Cricut mugs without the glitter. If you wanted to use the glitter - it’s worth a try but since you can’t adjust the temp it is likely too hot and it won’t be dishwasher safe as the vinyl will come off eventually
Hi Lorrie!!! I Love Your Video!!! What a Great Job!!! You used white glitter HTV. I was wondering if I could use sliver? I bought some white glitter and I am waiting for it to arrive. I wonder if Sliver Glitter HTV would work? Thank you, Viv
PJ Szewczyk it is not recommended because where the presses overlap it reactivates the ink when reheated which then lifts the ink and lightens the effect
No reason to apply the glitter to a polyester Cricut tshirt as you aren't printing your shirt, only the glitter. You can apply the glitter to an colour cotton, cotton blend, or poly garment. If you are simply using a fill like the Cricut Infusion sheets, there is no reason to cut out the design. It's difficult to match it up exactly as you can see when you showed the finished product. Tack the cutout glitter to a teflon sheet, apply the infusion sheet cut roughly a bit larger than the glitter shape. Let cool then peel and apply to a tshirt following the instructions for the glitter (cooler than infusion).
Using glitter you can do it on cotton shirts...and dark color shirts. We do it in the sublimation world all the time. Never tired circuit glitter but I know it works great on Siser. I'b going to have to try Cricut brand.
It’s overpriced sublimation. I was disappointed when I saw the launch after all of the hype.
@@MsDolphins87 I agree 100%!!! It's just dye sub!!!! But I do like the idea of putting white vinyl on first then putting the dye sub over top. I never did that with our regular printing. Why didn't that occur to me? Oh well. Live and learn!
Janey Layman sublimation can be done on glitter as well. There are videos
Yes you can use regular shirts. This is just what I had on hand
I enjoyed the tutorial! I'm still working up to trying Cricut's infusible line. Thank you Lorrie!
This is awesome - can’t wait until it becomes affordable, and wholesale for those of us wanting to sell something new to our customers....
Hi Lorrie after wAtching you and Melody I tried the infusible ink on gold glitter and it worked so it’s not just for white glitter
Have you washed the shirt yet? Can you update the results after you washed?
Thank you so much..I was looking for a video where you can add glitter. Now to find Rose Gold Iron on.
Thanks, Lorrie. I can’t wait to try this project! 💜
Thanks for the size tip for the easy press and design.
Can you post a video after you washed it? Please I want to see if it holds up?
Did you wash it? How did it hold up?
I’ve washed my daughters shirt at least 5 times and it’s still in great condition. Hope this helps.
Hi can we layer on top another vinyl ?
Simply Gorgeous . Thank you for sharing this video❤️
Omg I loved the infusible ink already but now with GLITTER 😍 #Cricutlove
Thank you for your video. Straight to the point and giving the information we need. I have tried it already and it looks pretty good. :) We are fun people but busy people too less time talking less. Blessings. Keep up the good work. confusion.
Omg my heart hurt when you tore up all
The extra infused ink! You could of saved that and done cute shapes:( haha
Ivonne Hernandez I saved the scraps 😉
Thank you so much for doing this! I was wondering how to get some glitter with the infusible ink. Awesome!
So pretty!!! Thanks for showing us this new technique. 😊
very clever lady amazing project thx for sharing
Love love this! Thank you Lorrie for all the inspiration 😊
LOVE IT!!!! Can't wait to try this today!
I love this Lorrie. Going to try this tomorrow!
Sooo pretty! Love this. Thank you Lorrie!
Would this be the same process if we printed a design on the sublimation printer? Thank you for sharing all your wonderful knowledge :)
I have a question about the pens. Are they water based? If so, can you bleed the colors with water the same way you would with water color paints? Of course you would have to let it dry before pressing. Maybe you might want to try this in one of your videos. It could make some beautiful art work.
Wow--this is too cool!
I thought you could only use the Easy Press 2 with the infusible ink? 🤔 Thanks for letting me know you don't. I have the first easy press and was about to buy the 2..smh..As always, love your tutorial 😍 and thanks for sharing! 😊
It’s beautiful and a cool concept but why not just use a patterned glitter htv. The whole point of infusible ink to me is that there is no heavy material on the shirt. Just saying.
The reason being is that if you want to draw a picture out with multiple colors, you only have to use 1 color of glitter. I made a shirt one time and ran out of green glitter HTV and just turned with green with sublimation.
It was just an experiment and totally not the way I would
Normally use the Infusible inks. However I do like to find multiple ways to use products to give me the most bang for my buck
Wow. So the HTV sticks to the poly shirt, and the Infusible Ink sticks to the HTV with less than usual heat time? Mind blown.
Lolly Palooza the glitter iron on has polyester in it
Beautiful can this be done on coasters
your videos are ver well done. Have you ever used the infusible markers on the glitter htv?
Love this! Now, can this process be used on coasters or cricut mugs with the cricut mug press?
You can sublimate with Infusible ink on Cricut mugs without the glitter. If you wanted to use the glitter - it’s worth a try but since you can’t adjust the temp it is likely too hot and it won’t be dishwasher safe as the vinyl will come off eventually
Love this tutorial. Can wait to try it. Thanks Lorrie! #Cricutlove
Wonderful. Please let us know how it washed.
Great idea!
Love, thank you!
Hi Lorrie!!! I Love Your Video!!! What a Great Job!!! You used white glitter HTV. I was wondering if I could use sliver? I bought some white glitter and I am waiting for it to arrive. I wonder if Sliver Glitter HTV would work?
Thank you,
Viv
Very nice! 😍
Wow thanks.
Will this work on the infusable mugs?
Awesome!!!😍
#cricutlove Really want to give this a try for new business t shirts!!
That is just awesome :) Hugs...Janie
Will any brand glitter htv work? Do they all contain poly to have the infusible ink adhere to cotton base?
Pretty
Wonderful
#cricutlove can’t wait to try this out!!
This is really fun. #cricutlove
They need to make this stuff in sheets, tube materials are so hard to work with
TOP Dog Crafts it is in 12x12 sheets
Flat sheets. Not rolls 😎
I'll have to check it out then. Thx
Awesome🥇
Doesn’t make sense to me how you can only apply this to 65% and higher polyester, but yet it still applied to glitter htv
Rebecca glitter iron on has a high percentage of polyester
I would like to see how you weed letters please. I had an awful experience. It kept tearing. Ugh!
Georgia Blair i weed letters in this video czcams.com/video/j17IRbhIF9M/video.html
So by putting it on glitter you wouldn’t have to put it on a Cricut shirt correct?!
Carrie Alexander correct
Love it!
#Cricutlove
great video tfs
Cute! If you have a 9x9 easy press can you do a larger design in 2 presses?
PJ Szewczyk it is not recommended because where the presses overlap it reactivates the ink when reheated which then lifts the ink and lightens the effect
Ok. Thank you!
Since the Infusible Ink is being applied to the glitter iron on, does it mean that it could be put on a cotton shirt?
Mary Stephens yes you could using this method
How much is it i want it so bad
Could I use silver glitter iron on and add a red Infusible ink on top? I’m still going to use the Cricut approved blank T-shirt.
Annie Disruption I’m not sure. I’d do a small test first
@@LorrieNunemaker I tried it and it's a little faded but you still can see the color through it. I'd send you a pic if I could.
😱😱😱pretty
Is this really going to stick permanently to the glitter? I thought it HAD to go onto the polyester fibers, not a pu vinyl...?
Connie's Misc Stuff the glitter has a polyester blend to it so it does stick and it will last as long as the glitter vinyl does
@@LorrieNunemaker cool! Had to ask. Very cool idea.
for the unicorn project, what size Easypress2 did you use?
Gale Lackey I used the 10x12
Can this still be used on the Cricut Air Explorer 2
Lei Moonstah yes!
#cricutlove 😍
#cricutlove
I’m so confused now.
Would this method allow you to use infusible ink on cotton t- shirts....? Since you are ironing ink on to glitter....
R. Carter you could but you will not get the true use of infusible ink which is seamless.
Thanks for the tutorial! Why can’t I use my heat press instead of the easy press?
renee banbury you can. Just be sure it doesn’t move at all
💖💖💖💯
No reason to apply the glitter to a polyester Cricut tshirt as you aren't printing your shirt, only the glitter. You can apply the glitter to an colour cotton, cotton blend, or poly garment.
If you are simply using a fill like the Cricut Infusion sheets, there is no reason to cut out the design. It's difficult to match it up exactly as you can see when you showed the finished product. Tack the cutout glitter to a teflon sheet, apply the infusion sheet cut roughly a bit larger than the glitter shape. Let cool then peel and apply to a tshirt following the instructions for the glitter (cooler than infusion).
atouchofwhimsy1 I’m
Aware of that lol it’s what I had
#CRICUTLOVE
#Cricutlove
Sort of defeats the purpose of the ink infusing into the shirt
it is what I had on hand at the time.
#cricutlove
I have waited using the infusible ink - fear of the unknown, but now I feel comfortable trying this!
#cricutlove