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Have you tried Cricut’s new Infusible Ink products yet?   Cricut Infusible Ink   has two products: markers/pens and transfer sheets. The marker and pen are like regular Cricut pens, except you don’t draw directly on your project; instead, you draw on a copy paper sheet and use a heat press to press the ink from the paper onto your project. Transfer sheets are similar to sheets of heat transfer vinyl (HTV), where you cut out mirrored design and press with a heat press to transfer the ink from the transfer sheet to your project. If you want to learn  how to use Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets . This blog will guide you on what projects you can do with them, and with tips to use them.  Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets  are pre-printed sheets containing infusible ink created to work with the Cricut machine. You can load them into the Cricut machine like any other material, and the Cricut machine will cut out your designs. Cricut Guide: How To Use Cricut Inf...

  The   Cricut scoring wheel   is a tool that is specially designed For the Cricut maker machines. This tool uses the Cricut Maker’s Adaptive Tool System in order to create crisp creases in materials. It uses up to 10x the pressure of the standard scoring stylus so that you can make the perfect craft with effortless folds with your Cricut! Basically, the   Cricut scoring wheel   contains two different tips, a single wheel tip, and a double wheel tip. A single wheel tip allows you to cut thin material like paper. And a double-wheel tip allows you to cut thicker materials such as cardboard and coated paper. In this complete blog, I am going to cover a bunch of information that will help you understand all about the  Cricut scoring wheel . Let’s learn more about them! Cricut Scoring Wheel: An Introduction The  Cricut scoring wheel  is all about making crisp creases in the materials. It uses up to 10x the pressure of the scoring stylus for better scor...