can this be used with a cricut
248513
No. I could not use this on my cricut. It was a great stencil for regular exacto knife cutting.
1626249
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.
1677281
I have the original Cricut Expression and I use all the blades, including deep cut but not the ones for Cricut Cake. I'm not sure about Cricut Create. To be sure, call Cricut at 801-932-1144 Opt 7.
1637510
I'm sure you could, but I never had tried it. I don't recommend crayons though!
2202673
It should be able to fit it. I believe cricut makes the cartridges universal for all their models.
1215386
The Cricut Imagine has special mats that it is able to read. They are the only ones compatible with this machine. You can identify them by the black line around the grid. Hope this helps!
1131760
Yes, these mats look like the picture. The packaging states that these mats are not compatible with the Cricut Imagine. Hope this answers your question.
135889
I don't know the answer to that honestly. It will cut vinyl with the right cutting blade. But I have a feeling it won't cut fabrics. I also have not seen it advertised by cricut at all. Sorry
1451707
I do not know - please note that mine no longer works and after some internet research - mine is not the only one. Many on line feel they failed due to soft wear problems when updating. And you must update or some cartridges won't work on it. Cricut put me through many on line fixes that did not work - so after 2 years that's it! My personal opinion is that they let me down in a big way. I personally am so done with Cricut. Also you can only load your cartridges into one Gypsy ever - something you agree to with each cartridge as you load them - so buying a new Gypsy ( if you can find one new) is not the answer. Cricut doesn't even make them any more. For those of us who do not want to lug a computer around to create - it was a good tool for a while. Save your money.
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.
2157887
I can say yes to Crayola. I haven't used any other kind, but I don't see why you couldn't - basically have to keep you hands wet to mold the clay. As long as you have that type of clay, it should work.
1523092
No. There was a lawsuit a few years ago between provocraft and make the cut and sure cuts a lot. These software companies can no longer make their software to use with cricut. Try Silhouette cameo. It a great machine and you can use whatever software you like and don't need cartridges.
1302954
Using your Cricut with your computer is the easiest and most convenient way to use it. You can go to cricut.com, download the easy to use craft room design studio and you're set to go. You can link your cartridges to the craft room account. After that, you'll never have to plug a cartridge into the machine to design and cut. By using your computer, you will be prompted to update the machine when an update is available.
269298
Yes it does. You can use it to cut fonts from your computer also. The cord helps expand the things your use of the Cricut.
931839
You might be able to cut felt as long as you had a new sticky mat that would hold the material well. After you cut, I would imagine that the mat would not be worth keeping because of all the tiny fibers that would stick to it. Myself, I don't think I would try it. I really wish Cricut would create a product that would clean the mat from residue fibers (even from paper) so that they would last longer. Hope this helps.
1160734
I don't see why not. It won't fit the length of the crayons, since the marker slots are taller, but I'm sure it would hold a crayon in, width wise.
620633
No, you cannot upload your own fonts or designs. You must purchase Cricut cartridges, and are limited to what they contain.