Planning on cutting this with my cricut. Does it require any transfer paper or anything or do you just cut and stick?
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I used a cricut as well. but u will need transfer paper to adhere it to anything. a straight peel for anything large will bubble or stretch the vinyl. hope this helps.
807648
I've used other paint, but without the nice squeeze bottle it can make a mess. Might be worthwhile to get some empty squeeze bottles along with some Crayola paint. For other paper I just cut it the right size, doesn't really phase me to cut paper. I do it for a few other similar toys, in 5 minutes I can have a decent stack.
2194966
You don't even need to cut the decal. They are actually like reusable stickers. Hope your pattern turns out the way you'd like.
159660
It will be they have to be on pretty thin paper and it will not be as clear as with a transparency but it is not difficult at all to transfer them. I just loaded them in the printer but always use the manual feeder as they will get stuck if you don't. Yes I have experience with that.
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You wouldn't need to cut anything. It has sections that you roll up or just undo
1850810
You can use scissors to cut it. However if you are using it for a heat press, the machine cuts the vinyl without cutting the adhesive backing. You need the backing to remove the adhesive from the vinyl after it is pressed. So yes to scissors if you arent using a heat press afterwards..... Hope that helps.
144277
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!
731038
You can cut this with regular scissors. Also with an exacto knife, paper cutter--I don't know what a silhouette machine is. You would need a good pair of scissors, like you would use for sewing.
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Yes. This is fairly easy to cut with the backing paper on. It's about as thick as cardstock (maybe a little thinner). Similar to a heavier contact paper. It does not have a grid on the backing paper so you would want to carefully use a straight edge and a pencil to lightly draw the cut line.
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I love the craft room. You download the program free from cricut.com. Then you can use physical cartridges or digital ones to create projects and view before cutting them. You can also save projects for future use also. There are online tutorials to show how to use all the special features in the craft room and cricut also gives you free images every week to try out. I love it!
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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.
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do you have to transfer decal on to sticky paper or does it come on one sheet
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I cut mine with scissors. It is solid plastic but still a little flexible and not really thick. A utility knife should work, too.
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I dont think that people are reading your question correctly- - - -- This paper is NOT like regular carbon type papers. . . ...the image/ drawing/marks that you draw onto the top paper will ONLY be trasfered to the (specially coated), bottom sheet. . . If you lay the top(white) printed sheet onto any other surface & trace the image -- it will NOT transfer!
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One large piece but could be cut if you wanted it to go across instead of up and down. I just hung with masking tape and transferred worked great. Hope this helps.
208066
Unfortunately, no. That is the only thing that Cricut is lacking. The only images you can use are the ones that are from the cricut cartridges. Granted, there are a lot of images and you can take just a part of that image and use that part. If your looking to use images you already own and cut them, I would then suggest the Cameo by Silhouette. A co-worker of mine has it and uses her own images. I love my Cricut and enjoy it so much!
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I have a Cricut, and it cuts really well on the Cricut. I imagine it would cut just fine on the Cameo, as well.