Comments on: Put A Drawing Onto A Shirt Using Cricut Infusible Ink

By: Crystal

Crystal

Hi Heather,

I’m so sorry, it appears that Cricut has removed this image file from their database, so unfortunately it is no longer available. You can however try the same steps using a different image!

Best Wishes,

Crystal

By: Lynda

Lynda

Hi Crystal, I was interested in making the T-Rex for my grandson but I cannot seem to find the cut file. I checked on Cricut Design Space and found your files but I did not see the T-Rex file there and I was wondering if it is still available.
Thanks
Lynda

By: Heather D Brown

Heather D Brown

When I try to open your file it states that cannot open as is “private”?
How do I get your file for T-Rex?

By: Crystal

Crystal

In reply to Johanne Connell.

Hi Johanne,

Great question. If I’m understanding what you are asking correctly– I had my Cricut draw out the dinosaur “coloring sheet” for me onto a piece of laser copy paper using a black infusible ink pen. Then I colored in the “coloring sheet” using infusible ink pens. Finally I laid the coloring sheet color side down onto the shirt and used my EasyPress 2 to infuse the ink into the shirt. I hope that makes sense and answers your question. Thank you so much for visiting!

Best Wishes,

Crystal

By: Johanne Connell

Johanne Connell

When I look at the photo of the dinosaur I wonder if you dyed the dinosaur by hand or if it’s the pencils that are put in the space that fill the inside of the dinosaur