I want to use this with cutouts from my Cricut machine. Does this make a full sheet or will it just stick to the parts that remain after cutting?
1635722
It only sticks to the parts that remain after cutting. I thought the same thing and watched a few youtube videos before buying to understand better. Try looking it up on youtube.
1474477
No. I use the low tack cutting mat and have not any any problems with the backing sheet sticking to the cutting mat.
1648745
I was wondering the same thing Stephanie. I found some tutorial videos on Youtube about cutting stencils from plastic and the heat tool she uses is the same brand, but I'm not sure which one. I wondered if this one would work. It seems like if it does it may be the most versatile since I want to use the plastic binder pages like she does in her tutorial, and then may try to make some from posterboard as well. I wonder if it works on that too.
1336752
Both ways will work. I cut my mine to the lengths I need and reuse it. It lasts quite awhile, especially if you have clean props or subjects so as not to spoil the paper.
1543231
It only seals around the paper that you laminated. So yes if you cut it then the paper will come apart. But the laminated document is very strong and very durable. Def recommend.
202405
I am sorry I don't know. I use a Cricut, and it has its own type of cutter. There are just standard #2 X-Acto blades. If Cuttlebug uses the #2, then it would probably work.
269325
It has for us. We use it to cut letters out for our dtr learning the alphabet. We stencil,she colors then we cut out and she sticks to fridge, dishwasher etc. Not really thick, so is easily bent and won't stick as well. Can be bent back though. Hope this helps!
1784443
This is clear "sticky paper" so when you cut it in half and peel the backing away, you will place your object on the sticky surface. Then you will peel the backing away on the second (half) piece and place that right on top (sticky side down) of the first piece with the object now sandwiched between the two laminating layers. Press the entire surface firmly and then trim the excess to about 1/8" of the object's edge. God bless your project.
1379212
I didn't use it on a full wall but as cut outs and it stuck really well. We also have fairly textured walls.
94610
It's a transparent sheet that is sticky on one side. It's not completely clear and it's not tape in the true sense of the word. It's sticky on one side, but not overly sticky. I use it for adhesive vinyl designs I cut out with my cricut. I put it on top and I can see the image through it depending on the color of the vinyl so I can easily place the sticky side of the vinyl on objects, walls etc. I hope that helps!
1966811
Yes, you can use this vinyl for your cutting machine. I purchased this same set for my Silhouette Cameo. It's awesome because you have a great color selection and can accomplish many projects with this purchase. The quality of the vinyl is great and I've had no problems with the vinyl peeling off projects.
244947
I have had success cutting cards apart and other things. They have not fallen apart on me. However, I am sure it might depend on how thick the item is that you are laminating, and how your machine works. I set my machine on the 10ml setting, even though I am using 3ml sheets and it works fine for me.
1308272
I got the cricut cake for my birthday and I have been able to use it for both. I bought a separate mat and a deep blade housing and blades. You have to play around with the settings depending on the thickness of your paper and what not but I was happy with the way it cut fondant and paper.
1915846
Yes. you can cut from 1/2" to 12". You have to set your Cricut dial to that size.
836479
Of course you can make cut outs. This is just a book of blank coloring pages that are used with the color wonder markers/paint/etc. One side has a slight sheen. Good luck!
409810
You have to cut the pieces out of a plastic sheet. I was not happy about that. I couldn't cut close enough on some and plastic was sticking out :/
487731
You could not cut the figures out. The paper is so thin and fragile that you can only hold it by both sides to lay it flat on the cake. I needed it to be applied on the side if a two layer cake. It was hard even with my husband helping. It isn't wafer paper it is the paper that dissolves after a while and blends in with the icing.