Ever since I had my husband help me make some quilt block SVG files, I have wanted to make myself some new coasters using those files. I have heard a lot about Cricut Infusible Ink and this seemed like the perfect project to try out!

Here’s what you’ll need:

SVG quilt block file bundle 1 or bundle 2 from my Etsy shop

Cricut Infusible Ink Coasters (I prefer the ceramic ones)

Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets (I used party pink)

Cricut Easy Press 2 or other heat transfer source that reaches 400degrees F

I tried out making coasters with the square coasters and the round coasters. Here’s what I learned:

To use the square coasters, make sure your image is no larger than 3.5″ square. They don’t require as much time to process the infusible ink, but they also don’t feel as nice, in my opinion. For a Cricut tutorial, click HERE.

To use the round coasters, make sure your image is no larger than 3″. They require quite a bit more time of active heat to process the infusible ink, but in the end the result feels much nicer. For a Cricut tutorial, click HERE.

In the end, this was really such a fun project. I know I’ll be making them again as a quick creative reset.

Have you used infusible ink yet? What did you think of it??