Will it cut Spandex fabric such as Mystique Spandex?
1182823
only if have stabilizer under it, be very careful guiding it through the cutter
959704
yes. it's just like a self adhesive fabric, that can be cut with scissors. but in my experience it was a waste of money.it did not work.
1334059
No. It is pretty much pinning the fabric and trimmings onto the model to create designs. Then sew them if you want to.
1254201
While I have not tried to cut synthetic fabrics with this soldering iron, I do not think it would cut synthetic fabrics due to the iron being extremely hot. I believe it would melt synthetic fabrics rather than just cutting them neatly. This item is usually used for melting metals to other metal and in soldering certain computer components together.
1296672
Based on my experience, I would say no. It struggled being able to cut properly through a piece of paper about double the thickness of typical computer paper. I doubt it can handle even the thinnest of fabrics.
1030673
It would be best to check with the seller. Ink Jet transfers typically do best on cotton or poly/cotton blends. In my opinion, it would not do well on spandex or similar fabrics.
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.
1418127
yes you can arrange the fabric and only cut one circle size just make sure you have covered the correct area, and it should work well. did for me!
1333623
It depends on how creatiive you are. I suppose you could attempt to shirr on a folded edge and therefore make a whole piece of cloth, or yardage shirred, but remember this little tool works best on very light weight and shirr fabrics so it may not work on the fold, but you should try it.
1037054
Perhaps with a precision cut. Unless it's a straight clean precise cut, I wouldn't recommend it. Thanks,Madeline
1129080
I would not recommend cutting it since it is stitched on the bottom.and side unless you have a sewing machine to stitch it up so it doesn't unravel
2282206
They should work just fine. The scissors are quite sharp and cut light/medium weight fabric great but not very heavy duty and don't cut really heavy fabrics very well.
1174198
I don't think that would be a good idea. The textile is light weight, woven and nylon or polymer-based. It's thicker than rip-stop nylon tarps are but it's loose knit would almost certainly result in fraying if cut. Unless of course you're good with an industrial sewing machine? The bound edges are heavy duty to resist the tensioning. You would have to replicate this if you were to cut it. I'd recommend just buying the smaller versions which are also available at your local home supply.
135281
I assume it would, its really sharp it would at least strip the jacket and some shielding.
1358949
Yes, it won't work,for fabric this rotary blade would need to cut on a solid surface and it does not.
1023101
Yes, it will cut fabrics as well as paper. I have used it for fabric leaves & flowers for a number of projects.
1518034
Don't think it will cut leather. And I would not buy this they never sent the missing parts I ask for. Don't buy this look for another.