So……….. I’m tossing around the idea of getting a Cricut for Christmas. I’ve only heard about them but have never used one or even seen one in action. They seem to be pretty pricey so I want to make sure if I buy it that I’ll get a lot of use out of it. The cartridges seem expensive too………..
What do you think? I’d LOVE to hear from those of you who have one or have used one. The pros, cons, etc. Help a sista out. 🙂
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Misty says
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Missy
Tammy of Yarborough House says
I'll let you know how it goes when I do get it running after Christmas.
tammy
Sandy says
My other find is Sure Cuts a Lot. It is software you download on you PC. You hook up the cricut with a USB cable. You can then cut out every font/dingbat/shape on your computer plus the millions of free ones you can down load. People also creat SVG files. These are just like the cricut designs and they are free. These files are what the SCAL program uses.
I have about 1000 in my collection so far and I didn't have to pay a dime for them.
Leigh Anne Wilkes says
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Sky Buffat says
You might consider overall what your wanting most to do with a cutter. I know I would like to be able to cut vinyl wall hangings, but even my Expression isn't big enough. Plotters are not a heckuva lot more expensive than the expression, so if size is a consideration for you, thats a thought :)
Happy crafting with whatever new toy you choose!
lfhpueblo says
One day, if the budget ever allows and other more important things don't suddenly pop up that gobble up the fun money, well I'd like to get one.
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