You can access the images/template for the shirt in Cricut Design Space.

Cut the image out of the infusible ink sheet. Make sure to mirror the image before cutting.

Weed the excess ink from the transfer sheet. I love weeding infusible ink sheets because they are so solid and easy to remove!

To find the center of the shirt, I like to fold the shirt in half, matching the two armpit seams and then do a quick iron down the seam, creating a line for me to follow.

Now lay your infusible ink with the ink side down onto the shirt. Once you start ironing it, you DO NOT want it to move at all. If you are worried about it, use some heat resistant tape.

Iron it on to your shirt according to the heat guide. This will tell you the temperature and amount of time to iron.

Now it’s time for my favorite part….removing the ink backing to reveal the beautiful ink being transferred!!!