Hi Linda, you definitely can however you will run into some problems using that large size on onesies because of the seams of the onesie. It certainly can be done but you will have to probably press on the diagonal to get the plate in between the shoulder seams. Make sure to double-check the edges of your design then after to make sure they pressed completely or you will get some unflattering results when you wash next.

Hi Sharon! The 9×9 is a great size. Very Versatile. You can do larger designs (don’t move around just press one area, lift and press next area) You can also still use it at a diagonal for baby onesies! I do find it is so much better than an iron! I really love mine!

Which size is the best for your first one? I’m thinking the 9×9. Just cant afford all right at the same time. Can you move the press around like you would a iron if the vinyl is larger than the press? I just got my Cricut for Christmas and I know that I would like to do the iron-on transfers.

Thanks

As long as the temperature you need to transfer is 400 degrees or less. I use my EasyPress 2 with Cricut Infusible Ink’s all the time! You will have to consult your sublimation ink’s details page to see the heat you need to transfer those specific inks.