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Cricut Infusible Ink Markers - Basic Set (5ct) - Sublimation Inks That Won't Flake, Peel, Fade, Crack, or Wrinkle

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Select Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets or Infusible Ink Pens & Markers and a compatible Cricut blank.

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Make your design.

Cut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets, or draw with Infusible Ink Pens & Markers using laser copy paper.

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Apply heat.

Infuse your design into your Cricut blank using Cricut EasyPress.

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Peel-proof. Flake-proof. Wash-proof.

Infusible Ink heat transfers are permanently infused into your base material. No flaking, peeling, cracking, or wrinkling – ever!

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Add heat and watch your designs bloom into sharp, vibrant colors. Create custom T-shirts, coasters, and tote bags with powerful pops of color.

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No seams, edges, weight, or bulk. Every Infusible Ink project comes out perfectly smooth to the touch – and with a a perfect touch of you.

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Infusible Ink is the next big thing in DIY crafts! Infusible Ink Markers, Pens, and Transfer Sheets produce vibrant pro-quality transfers that last a lifetime, adhering directly to the Cricut blank product of your choice. Infusible Ink is the first line of arts and crafts products of its kind. Use Cricut Infusible Ink Pens to customize a T-shirt, tote, or set of coasters. Create fun designs, business logos, and more. The materials you’ll need to create a unique design with Cricut Infusible Ink Pens are a Cricut Maker or Cricut Explore cutting machine, the Light Grip Machine Mat, Easy Press, Cricut Easy Press Mat, Cricut Blank (compatible with Infusible Ink), Heat Resistant Tape, laser copy paper, butcher paper, cardstock (80 lbs. white recommended), a lint-free cloth (for coaster blanks), lint roller (for apparel and tote blanks), scissors, tweezers, and Design Space software on your mobile device or computer. Be sure to mirror your image and follow the simple step-by-step process for the best results. It is important to note that if you are using Cricut Explore One, an accessory adapter is required for use with Pens. Cricut’s set of 5 Basic Infusible Ink Pens are intended for adult use only and are water-based and acid-free. Create a personalized gift or DIY creation for Christmas, a birthday, or any other special occasion. Design a keepsake with Cricut’s revolutionary line of Infusible Ink products.

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Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
5 out of 5 stars
Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
I'm having a blast with infusible ink. These fine-point markers are great when you want your Cricut to draw the outlines so you can color them in. I also bought the 1.0 markers (locally) and used those to fill in the outlines, by hand. It is a tedious and time consuming process, but the result is so fun! I will say that if you want to really get into sublimation, then buying a printer is the way to go. I may do that eventually, but in the meantime, I'm just experimenting with the markers. The photos I have included in this review are a combination of these .4 markers for the outlines and the 1.0 markers to fill-in. The black marker in this pack ran out, as I used it a lot to make outlines. In hindsight, buying just black .4 markers might have been a better idea, but I did use the other colors for the tiny letters on my heart shirt. I have since ordered more black .4 markers. Tip: If you have a larger area to fill in, it's hard to get a really smooth result coloring by hand. You can set your Cricut to fill that area in mechanically by using the 1.0 marker in that area, and by slicing a hatch pattern over the larger space. You can see this effect by looking at the inner section of the circle on the "Hey Jude" onesie in my pics. I also used this technique for the inner portions of the Totoro creatures on another shirt. Those areas were not colored in by hand. They were filled in with my Cricut. Search for hatch fill patterns online. There are some tutorials available as well, to show how to slice your hatch pattern onto your design. Tip: The markers can be a bit messy (especially the 1.0 markers). They can end up leaving tiny little spots over the empty areas of your design. If that bothers you (as it does for me), you can take tiny pieces of heat-resistant tape and carefully place them over the spots. That will keep the errors from transferring to your design. I have also attached a pic showing how I used the tape on my heart shirt.
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  • 5 out of 5 stars
    Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
    Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2022
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    I'm having a blast with infusible ink. These fine-point markers are great when you want your Cricut to draw the outlines so you can color them in. I also bought the 1.0 markers (locally) and used those to fill in the outlines, by hand. It is a tedious and time consuming process, but the result is so fun! I will say that if you want to really get into sublimation, then buying a printer is the way to go. I may do that eventually, but in the meantime, I'm just experimenting with the markers. The photos I have included in this review are a combination of these .4 markers for the outlines and the 1.0 markers to fill-in. The black marker in this pack ran out, as I used it a lot to make outlines. In hindsight, buying just black .4 markers might have been a better idea, but I did use the other colors for the tiny letters on my heart shirt. I have since ordered more black .4 markers.

    Tip: If you have a larger area to fill in, it's hard to get a really smooth result coloring by hand. You can set your Cricut to fill that area in mechanically by using the 1.0 marker in that area, and by slicing a hatch pattern over the larger space. You can see this effect by looking at the inner section of the circle on the "Hey Jude" onesie in my pics. I also used this technique for the inner portions of the Totoro creatures on another shirt. Those areas were not colored in by hand. They were filled in with my Cricut. Search for hatch fill patterns online. There are some tutorials available as well, to show how to slice your hatch pattern onto your design.

    Tip: The markers can be a bit messy (especially the 1.0 markers). They can end up leaving tiny little spots over the empty areas of your design. If that bothers you (as it does for me), you can take tiny pieces of heat-resistant tape and carefully place them over the spots. That will keep the errors from transferring to your design. I have also attached a pic showing how I used the tape on my heart shirt.

    Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
    Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
    Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
    Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
    Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
    5 out of 5 stars
    Works well for Cricut to draw outlines to color in.
    Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2022

    I'm having a blast with infusible ink. These fine-point markers are great when you want your Cricut to draw the outlines so you can color them in. I also bought the 1.0 markers (locally) and used those to fill in the outlines, by hand. It is a tedious and time consuming process, but the result is so fun! I will say that if you want to really get into sublimation, then buying a printer is the way to go. I may do that eventually, but in the meantime, I'm just experimenting with the markers. The photos I have included in this review are a combination of these .4 markers for the outlines and the 1.0 markers to fill-in. The black marker in this pack ran out, as I used it a lot to make outlines. In hindsight, buying just black .4 markers might have been a better idea, but I did use the other colors for the tiny letters on my heart shirt. I have since ordered more black .4 markers.

    Tip: If you have a larger area to fill in, it's hard to get a really smooth result coloring by hand. You can set your Cricut to fill that area in mechanically by using the 1.0 marker in that area, and by slicing a hatch pattern over the larger space. You can see this effect by looking at the inner section of the circle on the "Hey Jude" onesie in my pics. I also used this technique for the inner portions of the Totoro creatures on another shirt. Those areas were not colored in by hand. They were filled in with my Cricut. Search for hatch fill patterns online. There are some tutorials available as well, to show how to slice your hatch pattern onto your design.

    Tip: The markers can be a bit messy (especially the 1.0 markers). They can end up leaving tiny little spots over the empty areas of your design. If that bothers you (as it does for me), you can take tiny pieces of heat-resistant tape and carefully place them over the spots. That will keep the errors from transferring to your design. I have also attached a pic showing how I used the tape on my heart shirt.

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  • 5 out of 5 stars
    Works as intended
    Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026
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    Work well. Price good. Able to use with my cricut maker

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  • 5 out of 5 stars
    Good
    Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2026
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    Good quality

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  • 4 out of 5 stars
    Great Pens
    Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
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    I love these pens! The do exactly what I needed them for. The reason for the 4 star review is that one of the pens was dried out.

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  • 5 out of 5 stars
    Infusible Cricut markers work as described
    Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2023
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    My first pack of Cricut infusible 0.4 ml markers arrived dried out. I set up a return via Amazon and they shipped a new set out immediately even before I dropped off the returned item at UPS. Great service Amazon! The second set of markers arrived the next day and were perfect. I've used them several times with my Cricut making Dexcom G6 overlay patches for my grandson and they were perfect. Easy to use in the Cricut Explorer 2 and I must say I'm very happy how vibrant the colors are after heat pressing.

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  • 5 out of 5 stars
    perfect for a sub crafter
    Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
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    these are perfect fine tip markers for sublimation art. i use them on my tumbler in spots that need a touch up after pressing. the black is the darkest black ive used. i always have these close by when working with sublimation. they have saved many projects that just didnt press perfectly, these make them perfect!! and they last for a long time.

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  • 3 out of 5 stars
    1 of 5 doesn't work.
    Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2025
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    The brown pen does not work. No ink at all.

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  • 5 out of 5 stars
    Good color
    Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025
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    Basic color package. Quality ink and good price

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  • Paper CraftsINFUSIBLE INK MARKER BASIC
  • Transferred inks never flake, peel, fade, crack, or wrinkle
  • Paper CraftsINFUSIBLE MARCADOR DE TINTA BÁSICO

Product Description

Infusible Ink is the next big thing in DIY crafts! Infusible Ink Markers, Pens, and Transfer Sheets produce vibrant pro-quality transfers that last a lifetime, adhering directly to the Cricut blank product of your choice. Infusible Ink is the first line of arts and crafts products of its kind. Use Cricut Infusible Ink Pens to customize a T-shirt, tote, or set of coasters. Create fun designs, business logos, and more. The materials you’ll need to create a unique design with Cricut Infusible Ink Pens are a Cricut Maker or Cricut Explore cutting machine, the Light Grip Machine Mat, Easy Press, Cricut Easy Press Mat, Cricut Blank (compatible with Infusible Ink), Heat Resistant Tape, laser copy paper, butcher paper, cardstock (80 lbs. white recommended), a lint-free cloth (for coaster blanks), lint roller (for apparel and tote blanks), scissors, tweezers, and Design Space software on your mobile device or computer. Be sure to mirror your image and follow the simple step-by-step process for the best results. It is important to note that if you are using Cricut Explore One, an accessory adapter is required for use with Pens. Cricut’s set of 5 Basic Infusible Ink Pens are intended for adult use only and are water-based and acid-free. Create a personalized gift or DIY creation for Christmas, a birthday, or any other special occasion. Design a keepsake with Cricut’s revolutionary line of Infusible Ink products.

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