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So what do you think? Do I need one?
Better yet, have you got one? Do you use it a lot or only a little? I’d be wanting to cut fabric I think so does it work well for that? Is it really better for scrapbooking supplies instead? I’d love to hear your experiences and advice on this one. Leave me a comment or pop over tok Facebook for a chat.
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Lorelei says
I just got a Silhouette Cameo about a month ago. Once you’re past the learning curve it’s great. I’m using it heaps for party stuff for a big party we’re having this weekend. Haven’t blogged about it yet but I will.
Tonya Grant says
Can’t wait to read your post, Lorelei – sounds like it is getting lots of use!
Gsiela suski says
My grandchildren have one and they use it so much. They love doing crafts and it is great for cards and how many times I ask them to cut out something for me. Tags, circles – yes it is expensive but if you like crafting it is worth it.
We make butterflies, and they have wonderful temples. My grand daughter i 6 years old and knows how to use it. The four year old likes to push the button. The blade does last a long time. We decorated gift bags, you buy the plain ones and decorate it with a theme.
Tonya Grant says
Thanks for the feedback, Gisela. It sounds like you’re a fabulous Grandmother – crafting with your grandchildren. They are very lucky!
Cindy Dahlgren says
I have a cricut expression, and you need to buy cartridges for it. Works great for paper, vinyl and such, but not fabric. The explore let’s you use svg files from the Internet, I think. If not, you need to subscribe to their image sight. You’ll want to be sure you can use any images anywhere. It does cut felt and fabric, I’ve heard. Biggest thing you need to be aware of is if you can use any images, or just theirs.
Tonya Grant says
Thanks for the feedback, Cindy. Good to know about the images – I’ll have to look into that