How does the Cricut Sweet Tooth Boxes cartridge work with the Cricut mini cutter?
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I don't really know since I have the Cricut Expression but I imagine that you would be very limited in the size you can make. You need the 12 x 12 paper to make what amounts to a 4 inch square box. And for the cupcake boxes to actually fit a cupcake. I don't see how you could cut out many of the items with the 6 x 12 paper.
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why don't you go to the cricut.com site and download the free cricut craft room there you can add your cartridges to the program save every thing and its free and always updates it self i have over 20 cartridges and it saves everything go check it out its a no brainer to use lessons are free. i have a expression . and e and saves you time and no need to room is more up to datjuke box that holds the design cartridges. i do have studio software but i don't use it any longer as i bought it a few years a go. the cricut craft room is way much better no need to buy any more programs. just my 2 cents worth save money lol.
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Just use their Cricut Craft Room..it is free, they have it updated to 8.1---I have 8.1 and the Craft room wasn't reading the cartridge..had to call support and updated it and worked great afterwards ( I had had Craft room for like 9 months before getting 8.1). I told the support person, would've been nice if they had sent out an email advising of an update, as it had worked ok before the update. They also now offer 9.99/month and free use of unlimited digital designs...this is good if you don't have many cartridges. Design Studio they no longer update with the latest cartridges and do not know if it runs on 8 either. Craft Room can be found on their website, though you will have to look for it as they are showing the new one for the Explorer. It is easy to download and works well. Be forewarned, the 1st time you cut with it, you will see that a pop up asks if you want to LINK your cartridge---now I had a support person tell me to link my cartridge (was on the phone with her)..and I did--there is a disclaimer you have to ok. Later I found out that the cartridge will ALWAYS be linked (linking means you no longer have to pop in the cartridge each time you want to cut). The Downside---you cannot unlink. Your cartridge is forever linked. So, if you sell a cartridge to someone and it is linked--you should let them know it is already linked and they will be unable to link it. Cricut doesn't tell you this in the Disclaimer, nor volunteer it, which I think is deceptive. I would not have linked had I known this. Luckily I found this out before linking many cartridges. Hope the info helps you.
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It should be able to fit it. I believe cricut makes the cartridges universal for all their models.
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I have the Cricut Expression and it works fine. But I think it said on the Sure Cute A Lot web site that they changed the programs where they will not work with newer cricuts. Sorry I hope this helped.
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Yes it can. All cartridges can be used on all machines. I have purchased a few cake cartridges for my regular cricut. The only difference is that the cake cartridges don't use so many layers when you're putting a design together. They only use 1 or 2 layers. The regular cartridges can use up to 4-6 layers. I used the cake cartridges to help make valentines for my granddaughters. I loved it because they were just as cute but so much simpler with only a couple layers. My suggestion would be to pick which layers you wanted to use so your design doesn't get so thick if you're using it for a cake design. Hope this helps.
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The Cricut machine will use the cartridge to cut out the letters in the font you indicate. You can place or temporarily adhere the letters to the piece and trace around them or you can use the negative space like a stencil and trace around the edges. You could also cut the letters out of vinyl and see if it would stick to the chalkboard and then not need to do anything else. Hope this helps.
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Actually, Joseph, I've wondered that same question but have been reluctant to try it. I only used one cartridge and wasn't real impressed with the outcome. Let me know if you find out the answer to your question. Peace to you, Janie
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the older cartridges have their own overlay. The newer cartridges that you see that are in the small square boxes use the universal overlay.
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I do not own the device you mention. however, it looks like the same size cartridge. Read the reviews, including mine, that discuss the slightly undersized nature of these cartridges. My initial approach was to quickly close the holder once the cartridge began to be pierced, which worked well enough. However, other reviewers used spacers, such as a coin. I tried a wad of aluminum foil, which works very well.
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Yes, just press the button for the cartridge you want to use that is in the jukebox station.
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Yes it does! They have to be unlinked though. It works with Cricut Craft Room and you can weld, enlarge, or shrink any picture, phrase, or letters to fit the size you need. I love the Cricut Mini! It works with Windows XP, too, which Cricut Explore does not. I bought mine through Cricut.com and got a refurbished one for $39 with free shipping. Totally worth the money!
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I am sorry I don't know. I use a Cricut, and it has its own type of cutter. There are just standard #2 X-Acto blades. If Cuttlebug uses the #2, then it would probably work.
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It will work either way bulk or cartridge.The instructions included explain how.
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Are you referring to the Cricut Explore Air? They don't make a Cricut Expressions Air. These markers will bot work with the Cricut Explore or the Cricut Explore Air. The only difference between the Cricut Explore and the Cricut Expression Air is that the Cricut Explore Air comes with a built-in Bluetooth and does not require the Cricut Explore Wireless Bluetooth Adapter. The Explore requires the Bluetooth Adapter to connect via Bluetooth to cut wirelessly. These markers will work with the Cricut Expression. They do not make a Cricut Expression Air.
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You should be able to do that with the Sizzix Eclips plus the additional software you have to buy separately (unless you get a package that comes with it). I would suggest that you look into the Sillhouette Cameo though as I think that machine is geared even more toward what you want--it doesn't have the capabilty to use cartridges like the Eclips does, but it doesn't sound like you would use cartridges anyway--they have commercial artwork on them. It might depend on what file type your artwork is in; you'll want to check with the manufacturer to make sure the machine can do what you want it to do.
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I have the Cricut Expression so I am not sure! I buy a lot of blades however and I have never noticed that they ask that question. Can't speak for the Explorer but my daughter has the basic & we have bought the same blades together!