Does this machine cut paper and fabric?
1023100
I have used it with paper and card stock. It works really well. Have not tried it with fabric, foam, or anything else. It prints/embosses on certain metals nicely too. Its very useful. I use a dye with a pillow box shape, with a crease pad and it gives me awesome boxes for placing small gifts inside!!
1023101
Yes, it will cut fabrics as well as paper. I have used it for fabric leaves & flowers for a number of projects.
1023102
It will emboss/etch paper. If you have cutting plates it should cut too. I have not tried it on fabric so I would not be able to answer that one.
1023103
I've never tried fabric, but it does cut thick card stock and thinner cardboard.
1590992
It is a sturdy machine it sews very well and I feel it will sew almost all fabrics. I know it will sew denim.
1680711
Actually, no it does not have that feature, BUT it has sewed many long hours, and I absolutely love the ease of the machine. It is really durable and does very well for a straight forward basic machine with a few nice decorative stitches. It is an excellent machine for the money. Thanks.
363904
No I wouldn't think it would be the type of machine to make use of this machine. It doesn't cut with it's dye, it uses the grommet to do that.
1210381
No, it is a rotating blade with a opening that allows a sheet of material like wrapping paper or sheet stock paper to pushed into the blade. I purchased it to cut the bottom off of bags at work when the automatic machine didn't work. The like it and I have purchased an additional one.
51424
I just used it to cut regular tissue paper, metallic tissue paper, and (why not?) facial tissue. All three made smooth, clean cuts with a fairly new mat and blade.
298776
No, the item goes in, then through the laminator and then you can cut it to your liking. Sometimes I put several things in one sheet but, you have to be rather careful.
863133
Yes - it can cut through poster board - one sheet at a time. I used it on very heavy recycled paper to make round wedding fans. It did very well on that!
1213165
Yes. I have used it for cotton. But I cut 4 to 6 deep per cut. And I think it comes with an extra blade. I really like it.
1800053
I have never used it to cut fabric. it cuts heavy cardstock and chipboard, so I would assume with the proper dies, it would and could easily cut fabric.
1677142
yes it will cut them and do so as well as machines in the $1200 variety! sometimes you have a little trouble cutting just an inch or so. but I fabbed a little table extension pretty easily. that helped but it was hardly necessary 95 percent of the time.
1810281
It obviously depends on the thickness of the material, but I feel the cutter is only good for 3-4 sheets of paper. After that it's too hard to get the blade through. Hope that helps.
812545
Yes. This machine has made quick work of every fabric I've put through it. I hemmed jeans and it didn't even hiccup.
209017
Yes! I iron a slightly larger area than I need to the fabric I will be adhering, then cut the shape I want. Then you remove the paper backing and iron the cut fabric on to the backing fabric. Stitch around the edges and voila! I have heard of many people using this product with a Cricut machine, and it does dull those blades. I am not familiar with die-cutting machines.
1459951
It cuts very well. We use it for the heay brown paper that you wrap postal boxes in.
1580843
No this cutter is NOT for fabric. Only paper and lightweight cardstock, about as thick as the reply cards in magazines. If you want to cut fabric with great precision, use the cutter to make hexagons out of freezer paper, then iron the freezer paper to the fabric (shiny side down, using a hot iron). Then it will become a template to cut out a hexagon using the edges of the paper as a guide. Peel off the paper as gently as possible. If you use starch or Magic Sizing to press the fabric first, the weave of the fabric will be more stable for the part where you must pull off the paper. Also, look into English paper piecing techniques, where you wrap the fabric around a cardstock hexagon and join them together with whip stitches.
24158
It's supposed to in order to cut the paper. I received a pack of parchment papers without a cutting strip on the box also, and considered it a defective product. Can't recall if it was this brand, but I have purchased this brand in the past.