Step 4: Place your image securely on the mug. Make sure everything (besides the color) looks the way you want it to appear. This will cause your words/images to be white and the rest of the mug will be colored.įlip your design over and take a look from the other side. You can also choose to do a negative design(like my “love you more” example, which means you actually remove the letters or images, leaving the rest of the ink sheet in tact.
If you are doing a multi-color design, add on the pieces that are in another color. Don’t forget the centers of letters like “o” and “e”! If you are doing a “normal” design, you’ll peel off the background, leaving just your words or shapes. This means removing all of the ink that you do NOT want to transfer to the mug.
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My “A” is 2.80.” The maximum design size for a full wrap is as follows: 12 oz mug – 8.75″ x 3.79,” 15 oz mug – 8.75″ x 4.25.” If you are putting an individual design on one side, it should be no larger than 3″ square. Note about sizes: If using a mug wrap design, it should already be perfectly sized for your cup just make sure if it says “Large,” you’re using a 15 oz mug “Small” is a 12 oz mug.
Note that the ink will be much more vibrant in color after it’s heated. Make sure that you mirror the design before cutting! Then, press “go,” and the machine will work its magic. Load the ink sheet colored side up on a cutting mat. You can use solid colors, or take advantage of some of the beautiful patterned ink sheets. Step 2: Size your design to fit the mug, then use a Cricut machine to cut the design from Infusible Ink transfer sheets. Image used: Original hand lettered “love you more” created on the iPad in the app Procreate, then uploaded into Design Space. Image used: Large Waves Mug Design #M1D0153B6 and added the typed words, “myrtle beach, sc.” Colors used: Cool Splashpad (Blue), Black Image used: Large Paint Drip Mug Design #M1479EBEC. Then, I typed the words “artist at work” on one side, and “paint water” on the other. Colors used: Black, Bright Teal, Warm Splash Pad (Yellow) Artist at Work Mug: Image used: Don’t Worry Bee Happy #M248CEC6A from Design Space. One uses A Monogram #M21E1AF4D from the Design Space image library one uses Small Mug Floral Design #M1D5BC61B with the addition of a circle and a typed “A.” Colors used: Wild Aster, Rose Pink Here are a few examples I created to help inspire you: Monogram Mugs: You can also add extra personalization by adding text to an existing mug wrap design, using an uploaded image like a logo or character, or even creating and uploading your own artwork. There are tons of already-created images you can choose from in the Design Space app, including individual designs that you can place on one side, or mug wraps that are specially designed to go all the way around. This is the most important step, because you get to decide exactly what you want to put on the mug. Step 1: Choose or create your design in Design Space.
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That means these mugs are flake-proof, fade-proof, and safe to use in the dishwasher and microwave! Here’s how to create your own.Ĭricut Joy (or other Cricut cutting machine)ġ2 or 15 oz mug blanks (must be sublimation mugs) With holidays like Mother’s Day and Father’s Day coming up, not to mention birthdays and summer fun ahead, let’s take a look at how you can use the new Cricut Mug Press to create all kinds of incredibly personalized coffee mugs! My favorite thing about these mugs is that the infusible ink actually fuses into the surface, rather than sitting on top like vinyl or marker does.
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