Cricut® Infusible Ink™ Sheets Pattern 12x12(4), Geometric Shapes

Vibrant Color; more difficult to weed than HTV. Results are worth it.

Cricut brand vinyl is more expensive than other brands, but especially with the metallic foil finishes, I find it's worth it to pay more. The other brand I used tends to wrinkle under the heat press, especially on larger designs. Cricut brand works great all the time, on tiny text or larger pieces. I make book covers, and definitely recommend this brand!

I love the simplicity and beauty of this floral print. I am having so much fun creating cool stuff with it. I created awesome mugs for work where I put the company logo and emplyees names in a hot pink. It looks amaxing against with Black and White floral.

I love working with Cricut Infusible Inks. The colors are so vibrant and beautiful. There was a little learning curve on weeding, so I recommend watching a video first. I love the fact that I can do sublimation without investing money in a special printer. A lot of fun and easy to work with!!

This is a beautiful shade of red and I love using it. The only thing I would like would be if the rolls weren't so tightly wrapped. I found it difficult to use when I first took it out of its wrapper. But that's just a minor issue, the colour is truly remarkable when heated.

This infusible ink sheet when heated gives a gorgeous blue colour. Ideal to use when showing images of the seaside.

Love the colors and works great. I used it on tote bags. The only watch out is that because it's a watercolor, it isn't as vibrant as other solid colors.

Infusible ink does not last through washes unfortunately. This was my first time using it and it took some learning, but looked great after application. Unfortunately faded immediately after first wash.

I purchased three different products that had four different color sheets in them. I understand that the actual colors after the heat process are more colorful and vibrant than what the actual sheet looks like out of the box. The issue is that the color I thought I wanted, after heat processing it, was much different than the sheet I thought it would be. I wasted a few sheets and ruined a gift I was making because the color I wanted was incorrect. I feel that a way to remedy this might be that the sheets are coded to the colors on the box so you can choose the correct one. ie: A, B, C, D. Another way might be to include a sample sheet in the box with the before and after look for each sheet. In order for this not to happen to me again, I have made a sample blank with the colors infused onto the blank and labeled them. This meant that I had to cut portions from each sheet, leaving a partially used sheet instead of its full size.

I purchased Rose Pink to pair with the Bright Green to make mugs for my sorority sisters. The transfer sheet looked patterned or blotchy when I took it out of the package. However, I thought it would transfer as a smooth and even finish but it didn't. I purchased 4 boxes and they all had a distressed, blotchy, irregular finish on the mug. I didn't love how it looked but the mugs were still very pretty.