Do these cutting pads work in a Cuttlebug?
614636
No they too wide . The Cuttlebug has it's own cutting pads, whichI believe are also available at Amazon.
1383328
Yes, you can use this with a Cuttlebug machine, use two B plates with this Bigz die.
1337530
I tried to google CutterBug and can't find it. It keeps sending me to cuttlebug. Can you send me a link so I can check it out before I make a final desicion on what to buy? Thanks!
707280
From the diagram, it might work; they appear to be multipurpose from their shape; however, the two different Shark models I have require specific shapes and adhesives customized to the particular model, singularly. For example, the Shark pads for one model don't work for the other. I would call the company to identify the model number and see if these transfer in terms of Utility.
535788
It cuts as well as embosses. It works just like the Sizzix machine, you can even use some of the sizzix cartridges. The cuttlebug is just slightly smaller than the sizzix.
1388636
The Vagabond is the electric version of the Cuttlebug and other cutters and emboss ears. It's not like the circuit or silhouette. There are tons of die cuts and embossing folders that can be used with the cutting/embossing machines. Look at Spleebinders web site, Provo and Sizzex to get an idea of what is available. It's a totally different realm than the cricut type machines. Hope this helpe
701893
I use this exact die with my Cuttlebug. You don't use the thick white pad with it, but it works just fine.
1054987
I would think they could be cut to fit any size you like. They are only a thin silicon material so any pair of scissors would work just fine.
1247526
The machines are similar in that they use the same dies and embossing folders. What is different is that the Cuttlebug folds up for storage and transport to crops and the big shot does not. If you have room for a larger machine the big shot might be a good option, otherwise the Cuttlebug may suit you better. The Cuttlebug tends to be less expensive, watch for sales on either once you determine which one you want. It's about your preference, and what you can afford.
1922711
not sure of that machine. I use it in a cuttlebug with extending cutting plate b. Hope this helps....
2228506
A cuttlebug uses embossing folders, this is a cartridge that you use with their electronic cutting machines like the cricut expression.
338944
No, bit they cut pretty easily. I used scissors to cut open the closed end to jam them on backwards on my butterfly bars. They work fine.
222718
Should work just fine. They are plastic that covers. You can always cut if needed.
1880685
I would say yes. I have a large pit bull and they worked great. Nice clean cuts. They also have a guide so you don't cut off to much. They are constructed of high quality materials. You can feel it when you hold them that they are of good quality. I hope this helps.
1268622
I don't know. I ordered the ones that were the size of the wound. They are medicated and if you cut the package, I don't know how that would affect the part that was not immediately applied to the wound. They do work very well though.
1649829
Honestly I would say not to cut because of what it is. Some people cut em up but ALSO have seen people's who cut them up and they dont seem to work as good. But this is just my opinion, love these pads!
202406
No - a cuttlebug is a die cutting machine that uses embossing folders and metal dies sandwiched between 2-3 plates and cuts using pressure. There are no blades involved with a cuttlebug.