Does this work on paper as well? or just fabric?
1070725
I use for cutting out appliqued fabric pieces with paper backing attached. Have not cut individual paper with it. I do believe it would work.
2255252
It's a transfer for fabrics. The transfer itself is like a sheet of paper. You put it into the printer, then use an iron to put whatever you printed onto fabric. I don't think it would work at all on paper, that's not what this is made for.
949059
I just tried it on a paper dinner napkin and it works real well! I wish I'd have thought of that for my granddaughters wedding.
2051215
We've just used regular computer paper and construction paper and they seem to work fine on both. I also recently used them on the side of a smooth cardboard box.
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Plain paper printers are not capable of printing on fabric, the mechanisms that move the paper will not be compatible with anything other than paper that the printer manufacturer has specified. There is however craft paper available that looks and has a texture that mimics burlap, you can find it in craft stores in the scrapbooking section, you would set your printer for the thickest possible paper, and alter your print preferences for thick paper before attempting to use this type of paper. this type of paper often is only available in 12"x12" sheets, you may have to have them cut down to 8.5x11 to fit the printer.Cheers and good luck. Plain paper printers are not capable of printing on fabric, the mechanisms that move the paper will not be compatible with anything other than paper that the printer manufacturer has specified. There is however craft paper available that looks and has a texture that mimics burlap, you can find it in craft stores in the scrapbooking section, you would set your printer for the thickest possible paper, and alter your print preferences for thick paper before attempting to use this type of paper. this type of paper often is only available in 12"x12" sheets, you may have to have them... » Read More Plain paper printers are not capable of printing on fabric, the mechanisms that move the paper will not be compatible with anything other than paper that the printer manufacturer has specified. There is however craft paper available that looks and has a texture that mimics burlap, you can find it in craft stores in the scrapbooking section, you would set your printer for the thickest possible paper, and alter your print preferences for thick paper before attempting to use this type of paper. this type of paper often is only available in 12"x12" sheets, you may have to have them cut down to 8.5x11 to fit the printer.Cheers and good luck. « Show Less
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.
1827727
I have used photo paper and it worked just fine...keep in mind I used the sheet feeder
1079870
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.
1097173
It's paper. Similar to origami except, of course, transparent. I used Elmer's Rubber Cement glue with it and it worked perfectly.
2152113
No this works on fabric. Felt isn't going to hold the photo. Dark transfer paper might work but not light transfer
963311
I have not gotten a chance to use it yet so I cannot answer your question adequately. From my point of view, it seems to be a cutter for paper related items and probably not for 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!!
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Hi Peyton, I'm not certain that these cutters will work on fabric. They work best on card stock but not so well on thin paper (regular weight paper). I'm actually afraid to try on fabric to confirm this for you...but would not recommend it. Good luck!
760544
If you're looking for something that stays on fabric, no, it will rub off. If you're looking for something that just marks fabric, yes, it seems to work (this may depend on the type of fabric you use). You would be better off using a fabric pen.
1089727
YES most definitely and in my opinion works better, but do not use permanent with the paper!
66556
I don't know if it works on fabric but I used it on canister labels, later ran them thru the dishwasher and the label was intact.. Working and all. This makes me think you have a good chance of it working on fabric.
1611667
This has a very bight light. I have not tried to trace onto fabric only paper but I think it will work fine on cotton.