I am confused. If it has self adhesive backing, why do you need transfer paper? I have a cricut 2 expression machine - do I need the deep cut blades
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The transfer paper helps u line it up before u stick it down. U won't always need it, but it is helpful when it's a longer word or larger image!
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I use rolls of ordinary adding machine paper. It takes no special paper and prints out just fine. I'm really pleased with mine. I bet you will be, too, if you get one.
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Pat just saw question involved the newest Cricut Machine. Sorry I don't have that machine or know how it works. it should work fine since the pen takes the place of the blade but don't known for sure.
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This is indicated to cut fabric.But cardstock will be cut too, as long as you use your blade only for papers.The use of a self healing mat is the best thing to do, otherwise, your desk could be injured by this blade as any other blade would damage it.
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Be careful not to order the ones with sheet protectors or covers. If you get the self-laminating individual sheets, yes you can cut them. There is a paper backing with guidelines usually - not sure about this particular product.
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The short answer is that just about anything you could cut with an XACTO knife. A longer answer is that there are several vinyl and mylar options with or without an adhesive back. I mostly just use transparency film. I have a bunch of it and it works fine.
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The side that gets printed and cut on is super smooth. But you can test a little corner and re-stick it down to the backing, whichever side is sticky, thats the one that gets printed and cut. I usually just print and cut on the smooth side. The really cool thing is that if you use the sticker paper setting in Silhouette Studio and adjust the blade as it says, it doesn't cut the backer, so you end up with a really nice sheet of stickers. Hope this helps!
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Yes! There are rubber sheets available for stamps etc, there is also a "thick material" cutting blade as well for the cricut. There is a new program out that allows you to cut any font or design using your cricut which means you would never need to buy another of the expensive cartridges. I design files for it and you can find them at http://www.scrapbookcutters.com the information about the program can be found on my blog. I also own a yahoo group where you can get tons of information too. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CriCut/
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Hi! I will not recommend for the back of the tablet, if the idea will be to review it later and have a well preserved surface, the glue will leave marks and might leave it sticky. It is built for long lasting placement. I cut it in strips for my son's yellow car (toy car) to become a bumble bee, and regardless sun and rain it lasted for at least a year. We got rid of the car already, but the strips were still in place with no signs of fade and/or peeling. No, you do not need transfer paper, it works as a regular decal. I hope it helps Thank you
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To get from the paper tray to the printer heads and out of the printer, the medium to be printed has to make a hairpin turn of maybe 1-2 inches radius. Regular copier paper has no problem with that, but the occasional adhesive CD/DVD label just might come loose from its backing, really gumming up the works. This applies to adhesive labels generally. I couldn't in good conscience recommend using this model for such an application.
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You might be able to cut felt as long as you had a new sticky mat that would hold the material well. After you cut, I would imagine that the mat would not be worth keeping because of all the tiny fibers that would stick to it. Myself, I don't think I would try it. I really wish Cricut would create a product that would clean the mat from residue fibers (even from paper) so that they would last longer. Hope this helps.
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No, printing on it would mess up the transfer paper. What you would need to do is print whatever you wanted on normal paper, place this sheet of transfer paper between the print-out and whatever you and transferring to, and then trace over the printed page.
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the ones that I bought require a heat laminator.... there are self seal products on the market and they will say that they are self sealing although I have heard that the self sealing one are harder to work with until you get the knack of positioning your document
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Office Depot has the paper and it is their most popular adding machine paper. I comes in packages of 3 rolls.
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I'm sorry, I won't be of much help because I don't have a cricut expression1 machine, so it would not be fair for me to try to answer something that I did not try out. I can tell you that this size is too big for my machine, so I just cut it to fit and it works fine. Good luck.
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Yes, put the vinyl on the cutting mat before cutting and then put on the transfer tape. I also looked on you tube to check the settings for my cutting machine.
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It works with the paper and the roll it's on so you don't need the pipe. Also keep the roll that the paper comes in because you can also use it to put cloth backdrops on and roll up. The main thing I have found is that you need to sort of hold onto the side next to the chain when you roll it back up. Otherwise it may go crooked over time and tear the paper on one side. But it's not hard to do. It's a great product.