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If you need a personalized baby shower gift, this tutorial for how to layer Cricut Infusible Ink is perfect for showing you just how to get it done!

This watercolor baby onesie shirt came out way better than I could have imagined.

And, this is such a simple design. I feel like I might have to make a million different things with this type of watercolor design for Cricut. So very cool!

How To Layer Cricut Infusible Ink

But I can’t get over how perfect this DIY personalized baby onesie is with the Cricut. And, it’s crazy to think this, but it’s true… This is the perfect project for beginners.

Just pick a Cricut blank and you can put this watercolor design on it in just a few minutes–its designed to work with any color set. But I adore this Pink Lemonade color packet.

Infusible Ink projects are a little different than HTV in that the infusing process fuses (get it?!) the ink to the fibers of the fabric while the HTV sits on top.

That means that the Infusible projects are more durable and don’t fade even after a million washes (which is what baby shirts inevitably get).

And, because there’s gonna be a new baby around, there’s going to be a lotta clothes washing…

If you are looking for more ideas for baby using infusible ink, check out this Adorable Infusible Ink Custom Baby Bodysuit Idea. The possibilities with these products are endless!

With base materials like shirts, totes and coasters and uber vibrant colors. Plus the compatibility with any Cricut machine there’s so many things you can do.

I would love for you to leave a comment on what you think of this tutorial.

How To Layer Cricut Infusible Ink with Video

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Active Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 25 minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Estimated Cost: $5

Make this beautiful watercolor Cricut Infusible Ink baby bodysuit. Learn how to use multiple Cricut Infusible Ink Colors on a single shirt in layers.

Materials

Tools

Instructions

Heat the EasyPress 2 to 385 and set the timer for 45 seconds.
Create a 2 layer design, this one is a paint splash or scribbles from Cricut design space with a patterned Infusible Ink Transfer Sheet and black sheet.
Set up and resize in Cricut Design Space.
Your background layer should be the lighter of your 2 Infusible Ink Colors.
Place the first layer of Infusible Ink color side down on your standard grip mat.
Don't forget the lightest color will be the first layer of your design.
Cut using the infusible ink settings on your machine.
Remove from the machine, and repeat with your other layer.
And tare away the excess transfer sheet.
Center the layer on the Infusible Ink blank.
Cover with a sheet of butcher paper.
Using your EasyPress 2 press at 385 for 45 seconds.
Use your tweezers to carefully remove the infusible ink transfer and backing.
With the second layer, remove it from the backing and place it by hand.
Using the transfer sheet from the first layer, cover both colors and press.
Cover with a piece of butcher paper and press for 45 seconds.
Remove the backing and the transfer paper.