For cardmakers: is it easy to cut A2 dimensions and other sizes?
594226
I almost exclusively cut A2 cards or card bases and find it easy. It cuts three to six 110 pound cardstock at a time depending on the cardstock manufacturer.
1573512
If block on the design is the size you want, yes. Under print you have the choice to print rotary cutting instructions or print templates to use in cutting the pieces of the block. I love this program.
1926254
Im sorry but the product for which you are posing a question is not shown or titled in this Amazon request for answers. Can not answer until Amazon or you name the product. If your question is about the Canon Selphy printer - 4x6 is approximately original post card size. No cutting is required.
1229326
I find that I can cut about 5 sheets of card stock cleanly before the edges start fraying instead of cleaving. I haven't attempted dividing up a sheet with the kind of accuracy you're describing. Sorry.
1994953
No. You should look at the Fiskars Circle Cutter, which cuts 1-8 inch circles, and you set the size.
201838
I'm not sure, but I use index cards to make my own events. They are the correct width and I usually cut about an inch of length off so that they are not too tall.
1629999
Yes I have printed on card stock several times. I've used 8.5 by 11 and smaller sheets 4 x 6 and all printed easily.
787922
Absolutely you can cut them to the sizes you need. Just make sure not to cut the ice pockets
1854182
Limited to scanning 8 1/2 x 11 at a time. I think Can be saved as PDF. Haven't done much with it yet.
2037034
You need a square type, size 5 1/2. (A size five works if you are willing to trim, or don't embellish much, but I wouldn't go that route if I didn't have to.) I have a We R Memory Keepers Envelope Punch Board that makes that size. No matter how you get it, be aware that the irregular shape requires extra postage.
1953248
I have a combination of both 3x5 and 4x6 and unfortunately they do get lost a little. I try to keep them organized both by type of recipe and size of card with the smaller ones in front, but they still sit pretty low. Not as handy as I would like and eventually I will probably convert everything to the larger cards.
434272
No, you can cut by hand to form a round size or buy a cookie cutter and press the size you want. There are different size cookie cutter you can buy.
1423730
Yes. The intructions don't really tell you how to do this; but it's pretty easy. On the printer's panel - Hit COPY > Then SETTINGS > Then RESIZE.
1109836
Yes. Just use a ruler for straight line cut and you can cut any shape even a design if you are creative.
193627
Oh my goodness yes you can with no problem. I do it all the time. I don't answer to impress anyone, I am a straight shooter with no cut cards. However yes you can.
1974951
Yes, it cuts felt beautifully. However, I would limit it to no more than two layers at a time. I've also used it to card stock with it to make hexagon templates, again no more than two sheets at a time.
139243
Easiest is to use a preset template and use clipart that comes with program. I was able to make a blank card and import clipart of my own from another source. I didn't try different formats, so cannot yet give complete answer. Sizing import is not obvious like illustrator or even Word. PrintMaster is at it's best when used to make easy card, flyer, calendar or page with your own photos.