How to use Cricut infusible ink on glass tumblers tutorial | Frosted or clear glass can tumblers

[@glazersworldakamaryschmitt8811]

They turned out super cute!

[@DIYAlex]

Thank you!! We missed you, thanks for watching the replay!

[@prptink]

Beautiful 😍 stay blessed love 🥰

[@easterngirlzCrafting]

You can save the outsides of those and use them also

[@DIYAlex]

Yes that's a great point too! The outside of the Infusible Ink could be used on another design!

[@marytsang1427]

Do you have to have a special printer or could I use a color printer with special paper?

[@DIYAlex]

The ink has to be sublimation ink from the printer, but infusible ink doesn’t require a printer! So that’s the good news.

[@lillymunoz6008]

Hi from Australia

[@DIYAlex]

Hey there! Thanks for joining me!

[@easterngirlzCrafting]

I'm trying to use it on mugs but I only have a veveo 5 in 1 heat press and I don't know how to use the mug press and what temperatures to use and how long. And I can't find it anywhere 😢

[@DIYAlex]

I would use Cricut’s recommended cut setting from the Cricut Heat Guide! Just Google Cricut Heat Guide and put in that closest info and it will tell you what settings to use.

[@claracharles9943]

can i put infusible in on a plain tumbler non sublimation

[@DIYAlex]

No, the ink will not transfer

[@monicamartinez2059]

Where did you buy those tumblers ?

[@DIYAlex]

Amazon! They’re from PYD Life. You can find them in my Amazon store under sublimation! www.amazon.com/shop/diyalex

[@TonieTruitt]

Hello from tonie

[@DIYAlex]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@easterngirlzCrafting]

You can save the outsides of those and use them also