Disclosure – I was sent some of these products to review

My children love Halloween. It’s a fun season and with a trip to the pumpkin patch, carving pumpkins and making a Halloween gingerbread house, we certainly have kept the fun in Halloween. Tomorrow we’re going on a scavenger hunt around the neighbourhood to look for decorated houses, and I have some really fun Halloween food from M&S for a spooky tea party. I received some Infusible Ink products from Cricut and thought they would be perfect for some Halloween crafting.

Cricut Halloween coasters supplies:

Cricut Maker

Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets

Cricut Infusible Ink Ceramic Coaster Blanks

Cricut Halloween infusible coasters

Using free Halloween svg files I transferred them to Design Space so I could re-size them to fit the Cricut Infusible Ink Ceramic Coaster Blanks. I chose a sheet of Cricut Infusible Ink transfer sheets and placed it on the cutting mat and set the design to cut.

The original design I chose was quite small and the infusible ink sheet pulled off the mat slightly as it cut. So I decided to replace the design with something simpler and re-cut it.

I carefully weeded the design and placed transfer tape over the top so I could position it on the ceramic coaster blank.

Then it was time to set the infusible ink using my Cricut Heat Press. I placed the Ceramic Coaster Blanks face down with a sheet of card between them and my heat mat.