Best 12 Cricut Sublimation Supplies Deals

This is the deal of the week if you own a Mug Press. Six 12 oz ceramic-coated blanks, dishwasher and microwave safe, designed specifically for Infusible Ink and sublimation transfers. The beveled rim is what makes the press contact clean, which is why generic blanks from random sellers tend to fail at the handle seam. At this price you can practice without flinching when one comes out wonky.

A men’s gray Infusible Ink shirt blank in size large, the kind of thing you grab when you want a Father’s Day or anniversary project to actually look professional. The polyester blend is calibrated for Infusible Ink so the colors infuse into the fiber instead of sitting on top like HTV does. Sizing runs true to standard US men’s large in my experience.

52 feet of heat resistant tape for under three dollars is the closest thing to a no-brainer in this roundup. You will use it on every sublimation mug, every multi-color HTV layer, and every awkwardly shaped tumbler. The roll lasts a long time if you tear short pieces, and it leaves no residue when you peel it off post-press.

The 12×12 EasyPress Mat is bestseller rank #5 in its category, which tracks. It absorbs heat evenly, protects your work surface from scorching, and gives you the firm flat base that HTV and Infusible Ink need to bond properly. A folded towel works in a pinch and ruins about one in three projects. This does not.

A 13 inch by 3 foot roll of Smart Iron On in white, the workhorse color you reach for on tote bags, baby onesies, and dark t-shirts where a base layer is needed. Smart material means no cutting mat with a Maker 3 or Explore 3, which saves real time on long banner cuts. Bestseller rank #11 in its category.

Joy Xtra Prismatic Iron On in Glitter Sea Sparkle, three sheets at 9.5 by 12 inches. The prismatic finish actually does shift in the light instead of just being matte glitter, and it presses cleanly without the chunky flake fallout you get from cheaper craft store glitter HTV. Good fit for Mother’s Day cards mounted onto canvas, or a daughter’s birthday tee.

Five sheets of printable heat transfer paper sized for light fabrics, compatible with Joy Xtra, Explore, and Maker. You print your design with an inkjet, cut on the Cricut, then iron or press onto cotton. Light shirt paper is thinner and softer to the touch than the dark version, so it’s the better pick for white tees and pastel onesies.

Three sheets of dark fabric heat transfer paper, the version with the opaque white backing layer that lets your colors show on black or navy. Fewer sheets in the pack because each sheet is more expensive to make. The print comes out a touch stiffer than the light paper and that’s just physics, not a flaw.

White Smart Permanent Vinyl, 13 inches wide by 3 feet long. Bestseller rank #11 in its category and the lowest price I’ve tracked in 90 days. Permanent vinyl is what you want for tumblers, mugs that get hand-washed, and outdoor signage. The matless cutting up to 12 feet means you can run a whole car decal in one pass.

Twelve clear printable vinyl sticker sheets, 8.5 by 11 inches, designed for inkjet printers. You print, then cut on a Maker, Explore, or Joy Xtra to make custom stickers without ordering them. Clear backing means the sticker disappears around your design, which looks much more polished than white-edged kiss-cuts.

The 12×24 Pink Fabric Grip Mat is the right tool when you cut felt, fleece, or bonded cotton, all of which Mother’s Day projects love. The grip is stronger than the blue StandardGrip but tuned so fabric peels off without stretching. It outlasts the StrongGrip when used as intended for fabric only.

A five pack of Premium Fine Point replacement blades for Maker and Explore machines. Most people wait too long to swap their blade and then blame the machine for tearing vinyl. At fifty percent off you can stock the drawer and replace at the first sign of drag. Alloy steel, cuts light to mid-weight materials.