Die cutting machines reviews and resources
Do you have lots of eyelets and end up not using them because you don’t have a convenient, stress-free method of setting them? Those kits with a little hammer and a setting tool are neither efficient or easy to use, specially if you have arthritis in your hands – or any other condition that affects… [Continue Reading]
The Cricut Design Studio software was created by Provo Craft to increase the versatility of the Cricut machines. It allows you to connect your Cricut to a computer and browse through the thousands of images in the cartridge library, using a simple and quick keyword search. You can design with all of the cartridges, but… [Continue Reading]
Since scrapbooking die cutters are the the hot thing at the moment among scrapbookers and cardmakers, I figure it was about time to write a Xyron Wishblade review and see how ti compares to some of the other personal cutters out there, such as the Cricut Expression and the Pazzle. While the Cricut machines (the… [Continue Reading]
The Cricut Create is a fantastic tool for many types of crafters. It combines the portability of the original Cricut with the functionality of the Cricut Expression: it is the same size as the original Cricut, yet allows cuts from .25″ up to 11.5″ on a 6″ x 12″ cutting mat. Since you don’t need a computer, you can… [Continue Reading]
I was a little skeptical when I first saw the Cricut at Michael’s in the display case. I debated whether or not this machine was going to have a return on the investment. I have manual die cutters (Sizzix, Quickutz, ZAZ, etc.) and many dies that I have invested in to build my collection. But… [Continue Reading]
Purchasing the Cricut Expression was something I considered for a long time before I made my actual purchase. Even though I conducted my own research and was able to get a great price, it still seemed like a lot of money to spend on something that I already had a lesser, cheaper version of. However,… [Continue Reading]
