
Learn how to make coasters with Cricut’s infusible ink markers and infusible ink transfer paper. These are super easy DIY coasters!
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Interested in Infusible Ink? It’s REALLY neat. This is my first project with infusible ink, a product from Cricut for sublimation (transferring ink from a design via heat). Unlike vinyl, it won’t peel off and it’s not susceptible to water damage from drippy drinks. These were SUPER easy to make.
Here’s the tutorial.
Supplies:
- Infusible Ink Sheets
- Cricut Infusible Ink Pens
- Cricut Easy Press
- Cricut Maker 3
- Cricut Infusible Ink Ceramic Coasters
- Cricut Heat Resistant Tape
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How to Make Infusible Ink Coasters with Infusible Ink Sheets
Tutorial:
Step 1: Cut your design on an Infusible Ink sheet.
Step 2: Cut around your design. Remove excess paper by weeding around the design.

Step 3: Use a lint free wipe to clean off the tops of your Cricut coaster blanks.
Step 4: Preheat your Cricut EasyPress2 for 400 Degree F and set for 60 seconds.
Step 5: Place your coasters on a piece of scrap cardstock.
Step 6: Place your design face down on your coaster and use Cricut heat resistant tape to hold in place.

Step 7: Place butcher paper over your coasters. Place EasyPress2 and let sit for 60 seconds.

Step 8: Remove carefully and LET COOL.
Step 9: Once cool, remove tape and paper with tweezers.
How to Make Infusible Ink Coasters with Infusible Ink Markers
Step 1: Using infusible ink markers to draw the design on quality printer paper.
Step 2: Color in the design if desired with infusible ink markers.
Step 3: Wipe your coasters clean.
Step 4: Place the design and secure with tape.

Step 5: Press for 60 seconds at 400 Degrees F.
Step 6: Remove press and let cool.
Step 7: Remove the design carefully.

Here’s a comparison between the Infusible Ink Sheets vs. Infusible Ink Pens.

Here’s the full YouTube Video:
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How to Make Coasters with Cricut Infusible Ink
How to make coasters with Infusible Ink transfer sheets.
Materials
- Infusible Ink Sheets
- Cricut Infusible Ink Pens
- Cricut Easy Press 2
Instructions
- Cut your design on an Infusible Ink sheet.
- Cut around your design. Remove excess paper.
- Use a lint free wipe to clean off the tops of your coaster blanks.
- Preheat your Cricut Easy Press 2 for 400 Degree F and set for 60 seconds.
- Place your coasters on a piece of scrap cardstock.
- Place your design face down on your coaster and use Cricut heat resistant tape to secure in place.
- Place butcher paper over your coasters.
- Place Easy Press2 on top of the design and let sit for 60 seconds.
- Remove Easy Press carefully and LET COOL.
- Once cool, remove tape and paper with tweezers.