Setup, Compatibility & Care
To achieve professional results, you must use a compatible Cricut Infusible Ink blank, as standard materials will not hold the ink transfer. During the setup process, place your sheet ink-side up on the cutting mat and mirror your design in the software. When transferring, use a heat press like the Cricut Mug Press or EasyPress for the exact temperature and timing recommended for your specific blank. Because the sheets are light-sensitive and water-reactive, always store them in their original packaging in a cool, dark, and dry environment to prevent premature ink activation or damage.