If I don't remove any of the protective paper, can I use this paper in a regular printer and then cut it? I don't have the Silhouette printer yet
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If you put it through a printer as you describe, your design would print onto the protective paper. When you peel off the protective layer, there is no design left. Why would you want do that? I'm not sure there is any advantage to doing that. Better to use something with adhesive on only one side, so that your printed design remains. Example: full sheet ink jet or laser label paper from Avery or Silhouette.
1671302
Paper shouldn't be a problem at all. I would, however, suggest purchasing a "self-healing mat" as well. The mat will "absorb" the blade, so it will cut smoothly through your thicker paper.
92314
It works great for the silhouette for stenciling and other silhouette projects. I prefer it to the rolls (easier to use). You need to adjust the blade/cut settings though to get it to cut clean. You can use the silhouette settings for vinyl but you want to adjust it to cut thicker material than you would with the silhouette rolls or it won't remove properly. Hope this helps!
1946
Yes you sure CAN! In fact, on the back of each sheet are ruled lines going both horizontally and vertically so you can get a straight cut. I do this all the time in my scrapbooking procedure and it works 100% AOK. YES, to answer your question...and I am getting another order of these this week. Hope I've helped.
165892
I have only used the wafer paper. Extremely flexible for doing prints and cutouts. I love it.
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.
157507
You can certainly print it on your inkjet, but if you want them machine cut, you do need a digital cutter like the Silhouette.
1703279
Yes - that's what I use it with. Don't use the cutting mat, just put the vinyl sheet in by itself and make sure your cutting settings say vinyl. I set mine to Silhouette brand and haven't had any problems,
1101191
Unfortunately I haven't printed anything but standard letter size paper on this machine. I worked in Graphics Design for over 40 years. My best advice is not to use cheap paper. For all sheet printing I will only use Hammermill paper. I hope someone with envelope printing experience answers. I'd like to know myself. Good Luck.
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This is not paper. It's thin sheets of vinyl (plastic, if you will). It can be put in the printer, but when I did it, it smeared. I have an ink jet printer, maybe a lazar printer might give you better results. Maybe with practice, there might be a way to do it without smearing.
1476647
I have used this in my Cricut cutting machine but i don't know about the Cameo or silhouette.
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I tried that, but found I could cut up to 3-4 sheets of paper with the cutter it came with, making their system faster. I also found that centering the design using a punch yielded uneven results, but that could be the punch I was using. If I am not mistaken, because it's been a while, the punches don't offer any bleed, making the paper a little too short when cut to size. Meaning, the button maker needs a little paper to wrap around so it is caught when the machine fuses the two pieces together. But again, it was a while ago and I don't have the machine handy to check.
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I haven't tried, but if your printer allows for custom size printing, you should be able to. I would trace around one on plain paper and cut some out to work out placement. Once you have that set up, you should be ready to use the real thing.
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I have used this printer in a couple of different jobs and never tried regular paper. We always used the kit with the ink and paper combination. I guess someone could try it and see. If you used regular paper, I would think a heavier bond would be better since it does pull the picture back through the printer several times.
2264375
Not with this machine. You can print on sticker stock from office supply stores with your home printer and then cut it with this machine
946208
Like any other prepasted paper it can be removed. It is messy, much like applying, but can be done fairly simple. I have done it with this specific product with no issues.
1085245
I would stay away from this paper cutter. I don't even use mine anymore..I couldn't aline the paper exactly where I wanted to make my cut. The cutter itself is out of square. So i had to manually align my paper under the blade which i dont mind but u have to look at cutter on the side to align the paper instead of being able to align it looking striaght down at the cutter my cuts were never striaght