How to use Cricut Infusible Ink on Tumblers

[@Kimzworld1]

This is the first video I have seen of yours & your honesty & personality just poured out of you :) I had to subscribe :)

[@wattise1]

Hello I am new to the circut world and just purchased a circut explorer 4 and have looked at lots of videos and saw your videos and I was like Thank you God 🙌🏾👏🏾👍🏾 for showing how to use infusible ink on tumbler without buying a eco tank printer or tumbler press heat. I am definitely definitely getting ready to follow your group and have subscribed to you videos. Thank you for the user friendly diy infusible ink tumbler Oh I am so glad that you said that we don’t have to buy circut blank👏🏾👏🏾😃

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Glad it was helpful! Let me know if you have any questions

[@wattise1]

@@DailyDoseofDIY I want you to that I purchased your crafting with vinyl ultimate guide yesterday cause I want to learn as much as I can before I go out and spend lots of money only to find out that I didn’t have to do that thanks again and looking forward to seeing more of your videos.❤️

[@swpa64blueeyes]

I absolutely love how you did these, esp. using the heat gun, because I have two of them (home construction)... I can't wait to try this, I have the infusible ink, but never tried it... Awesome Tutorial ❤️

[@chrislabrie4233]

Thank you for the slow and clear instructions. I did manage to make one. But even before putting it on the oven I wasn't confident that it would turn out because the cup was missing some contact due to the shape (hand indents) oh well live and learn.

[@annadisinger9972]

I've used infusible ink to make car coasters, but my daughter wants me to make her a tumbler with infusible ink. I have the sublimation tumblers like you showed😊

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Hi, Chris, I’m a new subscriber. Yes, I have used infusable ink, but not very much. I have several sheets of it with various beautiful designs.

[@1979geauxtigers]

You should never put infusible/sublimation ink projects in the same oven that you use for food. The gasses release by these inks are toxic and will always remain in the oven even after cleaning. You can get a countertop convection oven for less than $50.

[@GingerBillingsley]

I have a different take on it, the gas released disapates its not going to stay in the oven. If your concerned about the gas then keep the oven on for additional minutes to clear the gas

[@1979geauxtigers]

@blueapple That is why all of the ink manufacturers tell you to sublimation in a well ventilated area. Yes, the ink fumes are toxic. You can do whatever you want, but remember, when you use your food oven, you are making that decision for everyone who eats that meal, not just you. You can get a really cheap countertop convection oven that works just as well with zero risk to anyone's health.

[@cyanadejesus8195]

Do you have the name of the Convection Oven?

[@1979geauxtigers]

@Cyana De Jesus I went with the Galanz. It was the previous model than what is available now and at the time I purchased it was around $50.

[@pallana3701]

Or just buy the tumbler heat press, you’ll save money and it’s so much easier and quicker . ☺️

[@irenecase1933]

Nice to see how to do it without fancy mug presses. Nice video

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

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[@bernadettegrange120]

Your instructions were great. I tried it for the first time tonight and my tumbler came out great. Thank you!

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Great job!

[@SepiaSparkles]

This was amazing! I would like to get the link for the template. You have given lots of great tips. I can’t wait to try this! 🤩

[@AR1739]

I love how the colors turned out.

[@jmaclb]

Love this! I'm a newbie and love how simple your explanations are! Beautiful projects! LINK!

[@mstamu4]

You did an amazing job on the tumblers. I have all my supplies and I am so happy to be a prat of your crafting fan club :)

[@daliaordaz]

First time viewer. I haven't used infusible ink, but would like to and also get into sublimation. Wish me luck.

[@lisababington1882]

I’ve used it on 2 mugs and a set of coasters. So I’m very new to it but I love it!

[@deenastephens]

Amazing and I love that you used a hair dryer.

[@danielleadams1287]

I’m starting a business now too and watching all the videos have helped so much. Thank you!! Danielle

[@RebelYell95]

I use an old toaster oven. I also have a designated potholder and silicone tongs to handle and use while removing the hot wraps, tape, and paper.

[@denisehyland6319]

I just stumbled on your site. I am just starting with invisible ink. So thank you for sharing your page.

[@3PairDesigns]

Hi Chris, I know this video is more than a year old, but I HAD to tell you, I wanted to test this method before I splurged on a tumbler press or convection oven. I did this a smidge differently. I had experience (not a lot) using Infusible Ink on a lot of sublimation blanks and loved it. However, I adopted a kitten last July and have taken a zillion funny pix of him through his growing up. I wanted to print a lot of those which I colorized and made like watercolors in some, on a canvas frame as a collage for my boyfriend. So, I bought a sublimation printer. For the tumbler project, I made a really fun design that I purchased on Creative Fabrica, made adjustments, and used your technique but with Sublimation paper. My concern was that Infusible Ink paper has the sticky tape on the back which I thought may have shrunk which could help press the design more INTO the cup. Sub paper doesn't have that. So I wrapped in Butcher paper, then to ensure no flames (lol) I wrapped tightly in oven safe parchment paper. It turned out really, really well! Just wanted to say thank you! New subscriber 😉

[@susan4188]

I wish i would have known this before i bought the printer. You did a great job

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Thank you!

[@joyceroberts2006]

Hello... I've never used SVGs nor infusible ink, I am a newbie. Thanks for your tutorial. I don't have a Cricut. However, I'll modify things for the Brother Scan & Cut.

[@BrendaBoardwine]

Brenda never used infuse-able in on tumbler or anything just started using a cricut for tee shirts

[@jillisethorne4929]

Hi i have lots to learn. I just got my cricut and press machine. Thank you for doing videos to us beginners.

[@maggiefeeney8534]

I have only used infusible pen...plan on doing some mugs as just bought printer..Your videos are easy watching LINK

[@toyasplunge521]

Great tutorial!!! You explain the process very well. This is the first time that I have come across any of your tutorials. I have subscribed!!!

[@reynosogmful]

I was bummed because I really wanted to make a tumbler but it obviously doesn't fit in the mug press. This worked PERFECTLY!!! I am so pleased, thanks for the tips!

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Glad I could help!

[@Erica-nh4fq]

I have never used infusible ink before. I came across your video and I hope to learn to make my first designed tumbler

[@nesewilliams8738]

Hey Honey Bun! I was wondering if this would work without me wasting materials. I came across this video and took it as confirmation. You have now gained a NEW SUBSCRIBER!!

[@carolestrong7095]

This was so fun to watch since im very new to infusible ink, sublimation. I have a cup press i've yet to try. Thanks so much for this educational video.

[@tbergendesigns]

Thank you 🙏 I have been simply trying to find the right tutorial with Time and Temp!!! You did it and it came out great 👍 I’m out of skinny tumblers at the moment because of trial and error(s) 🥺😫😠😭😩 but I did accomplish a coffee mug ☕️ I was so afraid 15 min was too long and I was going to burn the paper 🔥 I ended up buffering with a sheet of craft paper before using a silicone wrap. Finally I got the results I wanted! Thanks to you 🤩👍😇🙏💕

[@guylainelessardgoulet5044]

Did you use a regular ceramic mug or a cricut? I have a lot and I'd like to use them....

[@tbergendesigns]

@@guylainelessardgoulet5044 I used the cricut mug for that one. I tried others from dollar or thrift store but they must have had a finish of some kind on them because no transfer would take place. I have recently purchased a special coating to prepare and put on such cups to make them sublimatabke 👍

[@Niisha1982]

Never used it but you’ve given me so much hope with this video

[@ernietrujillo6882]

I love the infusable inks. I used it on mugs only. This is the first time I see it done on the tumbler.

[@realraeann]

I'm getting a lot of smudges when I press the tumbler. I'm using infusible ink and shrink wrap and a tumbler press.

[@maryCCFarm]

never ,following thinking about buying a machine.. but not until i see how they work.. ty...I enjoyed watching ty so much.. they turned out great.

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Thanks for watching!

[@Dee-nl2jk]

Hi there. Thanks for your information! Can you show us how to do a similar project with vinyl but the letters start vertically from top to bottom. Thank you so much 💓

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Great suggestion! Thanks

[@marymcpherson8931]

Beautiful tumbler. You've given me the inspiration and confidence I needed. Thank you. Could I get the link for the templates please?

[@dianegostkowski1]

Could you put white Glitter htv under the infusable ink on a non sub tumbler?

[@JacquelynGarrison-c5q]

Hi this video helped so much! What font did you use for the mama bear one? Thank you!!

[@soccermom1994]

Just watched your more current tutorial for how to avoid mistakes while doing these tumblers, they are very helpful. Would love the link for template if still available

[@ruthpenwarden1648]

Than you for the tutorial. I want to make some for my sons but I don't have the mug press. What kind of mug did you use?

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

You'll need to get one for Sublimation. You can usually find them on Amazon

[@danielleadams1287]

Never used it before. I’m excited to try it

[@bethburger-u3x]

I just came across this video. Very informative! What if I only want to do a design with the infusible ink, not the background of the cup? Like in your design, the names would be the ink, the cup would stay white. Can you help please?

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Yes you can! To do that don't use the template. Just Create your name, make sure it's sized to fit on the cup and then cut with infusible ink. Weed out the background and the insides of the letters and then tape to the cup. Hope that helps!

[@pamblackburn20]

Can you use White Stainless steel tumblers and infusible ink and shrink wrap?

[@donnadixon5491]

Game changer...love it.

[@donnadixon5491]

Link

[@galefondren3782]

Thanks for the tutorial. I have never used the infusible ink sheets. It is my first time on your channel

[@tiffanyjonesmoore5458]

They look great! I have a gas oven not sure if that would make a difference.

[@blucustomdesign]

You need a convection oven. Please do not use the same oven you use to cook your meals. It's not safe.

[@tiffanyjonesmoore5458]

Thank you!

[@rockyranchhorseassociation4567]

Thank you for this video. I have the ink but was scared to try it before this. Thanks for the shrink wrap tips as well.

[@JordanShaker]

I'm a first time infusible ink tumbler maker and I have been trying to follow along on this video to know what to do. I have got the skinny tumbler template up and have my writing I want and I found a picture on the Cricut design space it let me attach my writing but not the image is this going to affect it at all? can I just cut and carry on as if I was going to make a image on a shirt?

[@twylarayne411]

Is there a way I can make a simple Tumbler (just a logo and lettering with white background) with a Cricut Joy?

[@marionbrown3728]

Happy to have stumbled onto your channel, thank you for all the helpful tips! Link please

[@conniehollingsworth6945]

never used the ink but I have bought some and can't wait to try it

[@mableochoa4901]

Been watching a lot of DIY on tumblers and how to use Cricut machines. Looking forward to trying these techniques. Thanks for sharing. 😁

[@danielleadams1287]

I was so intimidated so I just said ya know what, I gotta learn so I did it and they turned out great

[@Sduperock]

I’ve never tried in fusible ink sheets before but I’m eager to try it. Please send me the link for the svgs. Thank you. Great explanation in this video.

[@ireneguerra6143]

Thank you for the tutorial. Have you tried sublimating on the beer can glasses?

[@ruthpenwarden1648]

Can you lay the tumbler omits side in a toaster oven? A 20 oz tumbler won’t sit upright in a toaster oven

[@elhideboijseauneau585]

Thank you for teach us! Can I do the same process with a mug?

[@nellyberrios1306]

hello I have several mugs Ive messed up with Infusible ink, is there anyway to do something else with them? Loved this video..

[@caroleb7888]

Are the SVG files for the mugs you did here still available?

[@susanwinn3001]

can you use any mug? I have a starbucks tubmler I wanted to add to .

[@christinaschescke7225]

Thank you for this wonderful video! I did try using a skinny tumbler with the shrink wrap bag. My ink did not come out as vibrant as I thought it would. I have used a Mug press to make mugs and the colors were fantastic. I want to try again. Do you have any guesses as to why the ink was not as vibrant? Thank you!

[@crysann77]

I am new to cricut but have done a few things and I really am trying this one. I've wasted two pieces of infusible ink so far bc it cuts right through the trasfer paper so when I take my paper off the mat, the word just tears away. I am using light grip and keeping it on default

[@Countrylife83]

I don't have a machine yet but thinking about getting one. If I wanted to do tumblers and just got clear tumblers could I just do a normal vinyl on it? Trying to keep it simple when I first start out

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Yes you can use permanent vinyl on tumblers

[@angbaus9743]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you sooooo much for this video! I am so glad I found you!! I love that you are a down to earth, no frills kind of crafter. I was so worried about how to use infusion ink on tumblers, got my materials, just didn't want to try it till I found a video like yours! Perfect! Wish me luck! :) I am now a subscriber of yours! :)

[@theejasminerenee9344]

Thank you for this video. I am going to give it a try. What brand is the infusible ink sheets?

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

It’s Cricut brand

[@ReneeRunzi]

Please send me the material link. i am very new to this, but you make it look very easy! thank you

[@lindseysmith5213]

Stupid question, will I get the 12x12 ink sheets? I see the 12X4 as well. This will also be for the 20oz skinnies. Thank you!

[@sharonshipman5413]

Hi Chris, the file was not available on how you made the tumblers with infusible ink with the name on them. Just learning this. thank you

[@peggycollison3571]

I am just starting. Yea!

[@kristinemartinez6954]

Thanks for sharing. How/where do I get the tumbler template for 20oz tumblers

[@conniedingman6978]

Do you lay the tumblers on the side or do they need to stand up.

[@dorisstott4310]

Link please, you are a great teachers and made it so easy to do

[@shaunaluis4107]

Links for templates please and for your group to see svg files. This was so interesting to watch and can't wait to try

[@Diva6751]

Would you happen to have a template for the white stainless steel sublimation wine glass? This turned out great can't wait to try it

[@danielleadams1287]

Can u use infusiable ink on shirts that doesn’t have the infusiable ink logo

[@tamacole6335]

Yes, I have used it!

[@elizabethdeakin4710]

Omg u r an angel... would this method work with cups with the same temp and time?? I want the mug press but atm can't afford 1 haha, so looking for alternative ways... thank you for explaining so well your a star... xxx

[@cindymartinez1335]

They turned out awesome

[@tammied3532]

How do they hold up to washing. They are beautiful

[@jasimeng9695]

I've used infuable ink sheets....an would love the link...

[@guylainelessardgoulet5044]

Thank you so much! What about dishwasher...is it ok for this?

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Yes it's dishwasher safe

[@cindyrydberg7747]

Hello! Thank you for this information. Do you have template for 30 oz skinny tumblers?

[@Marys.creations31]

Thanks I don't have printer yet. They turned out beautiful ❤ I'm so excited 😊

[@satribbett]

Not on subject, but you have beautiful hands, and I love your tumblers! I do have a mug press.

[@marythomas2357]

The link for the tumblers isn’t available do you still sell them or have a link to where I can find them thx

[@chrissathomasson2430]

That is amazing. I would love the link for the template.

[@FaithByDesignMom]

My ink didn’t come out bright as it was on paper? What am I doing wrong? I use a mini heat press then my oven!

[@JenniferSteele-xs6fh]

I'm a newbie and would like info on the crafter's club! I've never used infusible ink either!

[@toniabele2714]

Can I do the coffee mugs this way as well

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

Yes

[@amythornton6003]

New with cricuit and infused ink would love your link to svg files!!

[@rethabessenger971]

Hi there. I'm from South Africa. Is it 400°C or 400°F

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

400F

[@rethabessenger971]

@@DailyDoseofDIY thank you so much. Can't wait to try it out.

[@classycaffeinated4846]

Never used infusible ink but I’m going to try it thanks for sharing

[@pamelavehlewald8680]

Loved watching this video. I will have to try this. Would the setting be the same for convection oven? I have a grandson named Dakotah.

[@msdezzypooh06]

Do you stand the cups up in the oven when you do the sublimation

[@pennysmith2125]

I also used infusible Ink on mugs & earring blanks.

[@AnneFeig]

I have never done this as well. Wondering if you can use transfer ink sheets with a Water Bottle Double Wall Insulated Stainless Steel Ranger Pro?

[@DailyDoseofDIY]

It has to be a tumbler specific for sublimation.

[@donnamccrae5753]

Can you use that process with a cricut joy machine

[@brendawest2954]

Love infusible inks used it on several projects

[@amethyst574]

Never used before but definitely want to learn.