Great tutorial! Just what I was looking for. I’m using invisible in on 6’ circle wodden drink stirrers, do you suggest the same heat? I have a minion press which I think would be better to use?
Yes I do think the heat settings would translate well on a wooden drink stir. As long as the mini press fully covers the head of the drink stir - then it will be fine. With Infusible Ink, you don't want to lift and move the heat source much because it may cause the design to move slightly and blur.
Just found your RUclips. Great directions for Infusible Ink on wood. Super project.
Thanks so much!!
Where can we see the material list ?
I’m making a food serving tray. Will the ink disappear over time when it’s time to reapply the conditioning oil? Have you used it in this way before?
Can you do multiple layers?
Love this tutorial! Very well explained and easy to see how to do this. Thanks so much! New subscriber here!
Thank you so much!
Very nice. Thank you.
Really really cool, thanks for the awesome tips!!
Thanks for the feedback!
Excellent tutorial! You are a natural. New subscriber 🤗
Thank you so much Brooke!
Loved the video. Where did you buy your wood, please?
I picked up 2 inch wood circles from Amazon 👍
Great tutorial! Just what I was looking for. I’m using invisible in on 6’ circle wodden drink stirrers, do you suggest the same heat? I have a minion press which I think would be better to use?
Yes I do think the heat settings would translate well on a wooden drink stir. As long as the mini press fully covers the head of the drink stir - then it will be fine. With Infusible Ink, you don't want to lift and move the heat source much because it may cause the design to move slightly and blur.
Craftara Creates Thanks a ton!!
Very nice❤️
Thank you!
On default my fine point almost like hole punched my infusible ink.
Sounds like your machine blade is really sharp!