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On my most recent trip to the craft store, I scoured the store for compatible bases that you might not have thought about using! If you've used Infusible Ink before you know there are certain restrictions around the type of bases you can use with it!
When it comes to using Infusible Ink there are a few important things to understand. First off, for the Infusible Ink to fully adhere to a surface of the blank, it must contain a high percentage of polyester or have a polymer coating.
The higher the content of polyester, the brighter and more vibrant the results will be. Because of this, you can use some everyday items that have a high synthetic content with Infusible Ink instead of sticking solely to Cricut-approved blanks.
I've tested out a variety of different bases to find items that work with Infusible Ink giving you even more ways to use this fun new product.
View the full written tutorial & supply list here: sweetredpoppy....
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