Cricu
icut Cutting Guide
Hand Crafted by Megan Gravener
Cre
Creative Director for Above Rubies Studio
Welcome to the Above Rubies Studio Cricut Cutting Guide!
This guide was specially designed for all Cricut™ users, regardless of the Cricut™ Machine you use, to help walk you
through the paper (and more) cutting process.
One thing that is absolutely critical to making the Cricut™ cut properly is to have the pressure, speed and depth of
blade correct for the type of paper you are using. These little settings are what can make or break your Cricut™
experience. No one wants to ruin expensive paper by accidentally having the wrong settings in place and then the
Cricut™ tearing up their paper! It's certainly happened to me enough and it's so frustrating, especially when I forget
to check where my setting is before I switch my paper!
I have created this exhaustive list including hundreds of different materials that you can cut with your Cricut™
Machine and what settings to use to get the best cuts possible. This guide is to aid you from ripping/tearing paper.
Remember this is only a guide and does not guarantee against ever ripping/tearing your paper again, but it is a really
great start.
All of the materials listed have been tested in multiple cutting circumstances, sizes and shapes. You can also do
“tester” cuts for your shapes, but we'll talk about that more later.
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How to Use this Guide
Let's start with a simple review of how this guide works. You will find all the papers and materials that are all listed in
this Guide in alphabetical order. Along with that you will see the information just like in the example below. Here is a
quick reference of what they mean:
Shape Type:
•
•
Basic Shapes (ie circles, letters, cards, envelopes, etc)
Intricate Shapes (ie flourishes, shapes with thin lines, detailed cuts, etc)
Size:
•
•
>1” (shapes that are greater than 1 inch size)
<1” (shapes that are less than 1 inch size)
Blade Type:
•
•
Regular (every machine comes with the regular, also called "standard", cutting blade)
Deep Cut (sold separately from Cricut™, thicker and more durable blade)
Blade Depth:
•
•
Blade housing has an arrow on the front and numbers 1-6. You will need to do two things when considering the
blade and the blade depth. One, make sure that the arrow on the housing is always facing completely forward
and center. If this arrow is not centered, if may be the cause of uneven or torn cuts.
Secondly, you simply twist the top of the housing to the right or left to have number 1 through the number 6 to
select the blade depth setting.
Speed:
•
Your Cricut™ has 5 speed settings: 1 or "Low" (being the slowest), 2, 3, 4 and 5 or "Max" (fastest setting)
Pressure:
•
Aside from setting the blade depth you can also set the pressure that the machine will apply to the blade. 1 or
"Low" (being the lightest), 2, 3, 4, 5 or "Max" (the hardest)
Notes:
There will be notes after several selections that will just give you a little more information regarding that
paper/material type. This section will also include information on if you will need to use the multicut setting.
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Real Dial Size
I want to quickly do a reminder on the Real Dial Size function, because even if you have all the pressure and settings
correct, size is something I can't help you with beyond these few tips.
By default, your Cricut™ machine will cut characters in proportion to each other. However, if you want to “break” this
proportion and get any character to cut at the literal dial size, press the Real Dial Size key. EXAMPLE: With the Size
Dial set at 2", a lowercase “a” will actually cut out at approximately 1" to fit proportionately with any other cut letter.
With Real Dial Size selected, that same “a” would cut at a full 2".
REMEMBER THIS: The letter, phrase or shape is always measured from the lowest possible point to the
highest possible point.
Test Cuts
Test cuts with either white copy paper (it is similar to many thin patterned paper) or on white card stock (similar to
many thicker materials and card stocks) when you unsure of the intricacy or detail of the cut to see how it reacts to
those papers first. It's also good to test sizes on. You can pick both up at Walmart/Target for less than $5 for a pack
and it will “save” your designer papers for what you really want to use them for! It at least gives you a good idea in
comparison to the papers listed in this guide.
A general rule followed through this guide is that them more intricate the cut is that you are trying to make, the
slower your speed. In the same instance the more basic and larger your shape the faster your cuts can be. Keep that
in mind when setting your machine.
Maintenance Tips
I also wanted to give you a few maintenance tips for your Cricut™ and Cricut™ parts to help with your cutting
process:
Cutting blades will last you anywhere from 500 to 1500 cuts, depending on what kind of paper/cardstock you use.
Therefore it is important to keep your blades fresh and sharp by replacing them when you notice the first rip or tear.
(minding that you are on the right settings) Replacement blades are inexpensive and easy to change. Videos
available at http://www.AboveRubiesStudio.com
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The Cricut™ cutting mats are also every important to cuts that your machine make. Especially more intricate cuts.
The firm stick your mat has the less your paper will slip and the easier the blade can navigate the paper on the mat
for a smooth, clean cut. Mats generally last between 30 and 60 full-page cuts, depending on the size of the cuts and
what kind of paper/cardstock you use. It is really good to have a few mats and to rotate them and the way you load
them into the machine to extend the life of the mats. There are also 2 videos available at AboveRubiesStudio.com on
reusing old Cricut™ mats to even further extend the life of your mats to save money! Using the Zig Two Way Glue
Pens has been a favorite tip of mine. Recently I have discovered that Crafter's Companion has a wonderful set of
products available at http://www.CustomCrops.com that I am in the process of working with, and it seems to be
amazing at keeping your Cricut Mats fresh and sticky!
There have also been issues in the past of the Cricut™ Mat being “too sticky” and it's ripping the paper when you
remove it. Two things you can try are to stick down a sheet of computer printer paper and lift it several times to
remove a little bit of the stick. But the best options are to either use a craft knife or the Cricut™ Spatula available at
many craft stores and even Walmart to carefully lift and remove cut images. I also really enjoy my entire Cricut™ Tool
kit, they are all designer for use with pulling images off the mat, cleaning up image edges and removing access
pieces. They are all available at many craft stores.
Grams per Square Meter (GSM)
The last thing I want to talk about is GSM. GSM stands for Grams per Square Meter, a paper industry term that gives
a good idea as to the thickness of a paper. This will also help you in selecting the right “settings” for your Cricut™
machine while cutting. Most places will give you a general idea of the GSM on their paper and if you can't find the
paper listed in this spreadsheet, take a look at what the GSM is and then you can try to figure it out from there.
Remember you can always try test cuts on scraps or the Walmart brands of paper to achieve your goal end results.
•
Generally speaking anything that has a GSM of 10-35 has tissue consistency. Therefore, in general, you would
have blade depth set on 2, Speed on 1 – 2 and Pressure on 1 -2.
•
Lighter text weight would be around 35-70 GSM, and I would say your settings would be somewhere around
blade depth of 3-4, Speed of 3 and Pressure of 3.
•
Medium weight paper is approximately 70-100 GSM, your general settings of blade depth is 4-5, Speed of 3-5
depending on intricacy, Pressure of 3-4, again also depending on intricacy.
•
Heavy text weight to a light cardstock 100-120 GSM, I believe in general this is what we most often use for
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Scrapbooking (Many designer papers are in this category) so I overall use a blade depth of 5, Speed of 4-5 and
Pressure of 4. This of course is pending a larger less intricate cut.
•
Regular Cardstock is approximately 120-150 GSM. This is where using blade depth of 5 is great and faster
speeds and pressures are pretty easy to use. Again, minding the intricacy or size of the cut you are making.
Remember use the alphabetical list below to find what settings work well with the paper you are trying to cut. I
usually put my pressure lighter for intricate cuts and will add in the multicut function for a cleaner cut for
smaller images.
•
Thick Cardstock 150-200 GSM is generally what is categorized as 60lb cardstock, blade depth usually requires to
be on 6, speeds can generally be kept on 5 and pressure on 5 as well. Once in a while multi cut comes into
play. Especially when doing cuts like I mentioned above for regular cardstock.
•
Heavy cardstock, and greater than 200 GSM is really generally really heavy cardstock. It falls in the 80lb. weight
such as Stampin' Ups cardstock as well as many other cardstock companies. This is where using blade depth of
6 is great and fastest speeds and pressures and many times multi cut comes in handy
Well I think that gives you a really great place to start for cutting with your Cricut™ machine.
I am so glad you have chosen to download this very useful guide and hope that it will assist you for years to come!
Check back with www.AboveRubiesStudio.com often for updates to this guide and more tips and tricks for making
your Cricut™ experience totally awesome! :)
Happy Cricutting! :)
Megan Gravener
Creative Director
Above Rubies Studio
http://www.AboveRubiesStudio.com
* Cricut™ is a registered trademark of Provo Craft and Novelties and in not affiliated with Above Rubies Studio.
** The Cricut™ Cutting Guide is to only be used as guidelines for cutting paper and does not guarantee perfect cuts every time. By using this guide you accept the following terms and conditions which
include but are not limited to: Above Rubies Studio will not be liable for any losses or damages you incur while using your Cricut™ machine and/or this guide. These terms and conditions are subject to
change without notice and at any time.
*** This guide is solely owned by Above Rubies Studio and may not be copied, sold or otherwise redistributed without my explicit consent. It is only available for your personal use and may not be used
for any commercial purposes.
**** Any opinions expressed are that of Above Rubies Studio and does not represent the views of Provo Craft or Crafter's Companion. Always carefully read any manuals, terms and conditions, warranty
information or other important documents included with your Cricut™ to ensure you are not in violation of your Cricut™ warranty.
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
1
7 Gypsies
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
2
7 Gypsies
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2–3
3
7 Gypsies Collections Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
4
7 Gypsies Collections Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2–3
5
AC Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
May need multicut 2
6
AC Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
May need multicut 2
7
AC Card Stock Specialty
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
May need multicut 2
8
AC Card Stock Specialty
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
May need multicut 2
9
AC Patterned Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
10
AC Patterned Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2–3
11
Aluminum Metal 36g
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
4
4
5
12
Aluminum Metal 36g
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
?
?
?
13
American Crafts Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
14
American Crafts Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2
15
American Crafts Paper Designer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
16
American Crafts Paper Designer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2–3
17
American Crafts Paper Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
May need multicut 2
18
American Crafts Paper Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
May need multicut 2
19
American Traditions Solid Color Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
5
20
American Traditions Solid Color Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
21
Anna Griffin Design Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
22
Anna Griffin Design Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
23
Anna Griffin Flocked Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
24
Anna Griffin Flocked Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
25
ANW Crestwood
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
26
ANW Crestwood
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
27
Amy Butler (by K&Co.)
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
28
Amy Butler (by K&Co.)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2–3
29
Around The Block
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
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Pressure
Notes:
I have not been able to try small designs
May need multicut 2
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
30
Around The Block
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
31
Array 65lb Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
32
Array 65lb Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
33
Art Warehouse
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
34
Art Warehouse
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
35
Autumn Leaves
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
36
Autumn Leaves
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2–3
37
Avery Cards/Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
38
Avery Cards/Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
39
Basic Grey
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
40
Basic Grey
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
41
Bazzil Cardstock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
42
Bazzil Cardstock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
43
Bazzil Emboss
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
44
Bazzil Emboss
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
45
Bazzill Basics Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
46
Bazzill Basics Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
47
Bella Blvd.
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
48
Bella Blvd.
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2–3
49
Best Creations Inc
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
50
Best Creations Inc
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
51
Best Occasions Glitter Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
52
Best Occasions Glitter Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
53
Best Occasions Metallic Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
54
Best Occasions Metallic Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
55
Best Occasions Solid Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
56
Best Occasions Solid Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
57
Bo Bunny
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
58
Bo Bunny
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
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Notes:
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
59
Bo Bunny Designer
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
60
Bo Bunny Designer
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
61
Bo Bunny Reversible Heavy Weight
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
62
Bo Bunny Reversible Heavy Weight
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
63
Brenda Walton
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
64
Brenda Walton
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
2–3
3
65
Cannon Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
\
4
66
Cannon Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
67
Canson
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
68
Canson
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
69
Cardboard Paper Pack Backing
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
3–4
4–5
4–5
70
Cardboard Paper Pack Backing
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
3
2–3
4–5
71
Chatterbox Inc.
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
72
Chatterbox Inc.
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
3
73
Cherry Arte
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
74
Cherry Arte
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
3
75
Chipboard up to 1.50mm thick
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
3
4
4
May requiring taping all four sides down – Multicut 4
76
Chipboard up to 1.50mm thick
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
3
2–3
4
Very difficult to do...patience is a must – Multicut required
77
Christine Adolph Designer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
5
4
78
Christine Adolph Designer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
79
Close To My Heart
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
80
Close To My Heart
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
81
Cloud 9
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
82
Cloud 9
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
83
Con-tact Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
3–4
4–5
4
84
Con-tact Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3–4
2–3
4
85
Construction Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
-
-
-
Not Recommended to Use by Provo Craft
86
Construction Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
-
-
-
Not Recommended to Use by Provo Craft
87
Cork Board (Very thin only)
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
3
4
4
Multi Cut Up to 4
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Notes:
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
88
Cork Board (Very thin only)
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
3
2–3
4
89
Cosmo Cricut
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
90
Cosmo Cricut
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3
91
Cotton Made Paper (Usually thick)
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
3–4
92
Cotton Made Paper (Usually thick)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
2–3
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
93
Craft Foam
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
5
2
4–5
May requiring taping all four sides down – MultiCut 2
94
Craft Foam
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
4
1–2
4
May requiring taping all four sides down – MultiCut 2
95
Crate Paper, Inc.
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
96
Crate Paper, Inc.
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
97
Crayola 12x12 Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
98
Crayola 12x12 Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
99
Creative Cafe
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
100
Creative Cafe
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
101
Creative Cafe Felt Sheets
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
6
3
3–4
102
Creative Cafe Felt Sheets
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
-
-
-
103
Creative Imaginations Signature Collection
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4–5
4
104
Creative Imaginations Signature Collection
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
105
Creative Memories Patterned Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
4
106
Creative Memories Patterned Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1
3
107
Creative Memories Solid Colors
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
5
108
Creative Memories Solid Colors
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
109
Creative Metal Walnut Hollow
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
4
3
3
110
Creative Metal Walnut Hollow
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
3–4
1
2
111
Cricut Cuttables Stamps
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
3–4
4–5
4–5
112
Cricut Cuttables Stamps
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
3
2–3
4–5
113
Cricut Embossing Folders
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
4
1–2
4
114
Cricut Embossing Folders
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
4
3
4–5
115
Cricut Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
116
Cricut Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3
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Pressure
Notes:
Multi Cut Up to 4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 3 STICKY STICKY MAT REQUIRED!
Don't Do! Shredded every test!
Use with Caution, small cuts on this tears easily
Do not recommend small cuts for this – Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
117
Daisy Bucket
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4
118
Daisy Bucket
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
119
Daisy D's Designer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
120
Daisy D's Designer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2–3
121
DCWV Adhesive CardStock (Cut through)
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
5
MultiCut at 2 if you are concerned and really want it to pop out
122
DCWV Adhesive CardStock (Cut through)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
3
4
MultiCut at 2 if you are concerned and really want it to pop out
123
DCWV Adhesive CardStock (For “kissed cut”)
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
3–4
124
DCWV Adhesive CardStock (For “kissed cut”)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
125
DCWV Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
126
DCWV Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3
127
DCWV Paper / Emboss
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
4–5
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
128
DCWV Paper / Emboss
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
2
4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
129
DCWV Paper / Glittler
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
4
4–5
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
130
DCWV Paper / Glittler
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
2
4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
131
DCWV Premium Packs
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
132
DCWV Premium Packs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
3
4
133
Deja Views
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
134
Deja Views
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3
135
Doilies Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
3
2
2–3
136
Doilies Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
137
Doodle Bug Designs Velvet
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
138
Doodle Bug Designs Velvet
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
139
Egyptian Papyrus (Thicker Paper)
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
140
Egyptian Papyrus (Thicker Paper)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
3
141
EK Success Emboss
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
142
EK Success Emboss
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
143
EK Success Inspirables
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
4
144
EK Success Inspirables
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
145
Embroidered Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
3–4
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Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
146
Embroidered Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
2–3
147
Essentials Paperz
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
5
148
Essentials Paperz
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
149
Expressions Paper Craft
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
150
Expressions Paper Craft
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3
151
Fabric (Light weight fabrics Using Stiffy)
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
152
Fabric (Light weight fabrics Using Stiffy)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3–4
2
3
153
Fabric Iron On Adhesive
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
4
154
Fabric Iron On Adhesive
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
2
3–4
155
Fancy Pants Designs
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
156
Fancy Pants Designs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
157
Felt (thin only)
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
4
3
4
May requiring taping all four sides down
158
Felt (thin only)
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
3
2
3–4
May requiring taping all four sides down
159
Fiskars
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
160
Fiskars
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
161
Flair Designs
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
162
Flair Designs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
163
Foofala
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
4
164
Foofala
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
2
3–4
165
Freezer Paper for T-Shirt Stencils
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
166
Freezer Paper for T-Shirt Stencils
Basic
>1”
Regular
3
3
2
167
Fun Foam
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
5
4
4
Multi Cut 3 – Note that Foam gets squished in rollers
168
Fun Foam
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
5
2
4
Multi Cut 3 – Note that Foam gets squished in rollers
169
Gartner Studios Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
170
Gartner Studios Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
171
GCD Studios
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
172
GCD Studios
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
173
GCI Studios
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
174
GCI Studios
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2–3
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
175
Georgia Pacific Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
May need multicut 2
176
Georgia Pacific Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3–4
May need multicut 2
177
Georgia Pacific Printer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4
178
Georgia Pacific Printer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
179
Hambly
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
180
Hambly
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
5
181
Heidi Grace (Fiskars)
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
5
4
182
Heidi Grace (Fiskars)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
183
Heidi Grace (Fiskars) Flocking
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
184
Heidi Grace (Fiskars) Flocking
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
185
Heidi Grace (Fiskars) Glitter
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
186
Heidi Grace (Fiskars) Glitter
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
3
187
Heidi Grace (Fiskars) Embossed
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
5
4
188
Heidi Grace (Fiskars) Embossed
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
189
Hemp Lace Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
3–4
190
Hemp Lace Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
2–3
191
Hero Arts Design Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
192
Hero Arts Design Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
2
193
Hero Arts Solid Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
194
Hero Arts Solid Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
2
195
Hot Off the Press
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
196
Hot Off the Press
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
5
197
Hot Off the Press Foil
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
198
Hot Off the Press Foil
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
199
Hot Off the Press Metallics
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
200
Hot Off the Press Metallics
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
3
3
201
Hot Off the Press Shine Designs
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
202
Hot Off the Press Shine Designs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2–3
3
203
Hot Off the Press Vellum
Basic
>1”
Regular
3–4
4
2
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
204
Hot Off the Press Vellum
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3–4
1
2
205
HP Printer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4
206
HP Printer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
207
Imaginisce
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
208
Imaginisce
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2
209
Japanese Origami Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
3
210
Japanese Origami Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
211
Japanese Yuzen Chiyogami
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
5
4
212
Japanese Yuzen Chiyogami
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
213
Jenni Bowlin
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4
214
Jenni Bowlin
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
215
Jillibean Soup Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
216
Jillibean Soup Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2
217
Junkitz Designer Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
5
218
Junkitz Designer Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
219
K&Company Designer Paper Packs
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
220
K&Company Designer Paper Packs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
5
221
K&Company Recycled Double Sided
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
222
K&Company Recycled Double Sided
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
5
223
Kaiser Scrapbook
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
224
Kaiser Scrapbook
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
5
225
Karen Foster Designs
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
226
Karen Foster Designs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
227
ki Memories Designer Paper Pads
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
4
228
ki Memories Designer Paper Pads
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
2
3
229
ki Memories Sheer Delights
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
4
230
ki Memories Sheer Delights
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
2
3
231
Lace Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
3–4
232
Lace Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
233
Lacey Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
2
3
234
Lacey Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
235
Little Yellow Bicycle
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
236
Little Yellow Bicycle
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
237
Lokta Crinkle Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
238
Lokta Crinkle Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
239
Lokta Marble Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
240
Lokta Marble Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
241
Lokta Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4
242
Lokta Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
243
Lokta Recycled Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
244
Lokta Recycled Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
245
Love Elsie
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
246
Love Elsie
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
3
247
Love Elsie Fabric Paper
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
6
2–3
3–4
248
Love Elsie Fabric Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
-
-
-
Much trial – Never a clean cut –
249
Love Elsie Transparencies
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
3
4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
250
Love Elsie Transparencies
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
251
Luxe Designs
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4
252
Luxe Designs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
253
Magnet Sheets
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
6
3
5
Multi Cut 4 usually required
254
Magnet Sheets
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
6
2–3
4–5
Multi Cut 4 usually required
255
Making Memories
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
256
Making Memories
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1
2
257
Mara Mi Design Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
258
Mara Mi Design Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1
2
259
Marks Paper Company
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
260
Marks Paper Company
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
3–4
261
Martha Stewart Thin Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3–4
1
2
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
262
Martha Stewart Thin Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
2
3
263
Me and My Big Ideas Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
264
Me and My Big Ideas Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
265
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Emboss
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
266
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Emboss
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
267
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Flocking
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4
268
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Flocking
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
4
269
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Foil
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
270
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Foil
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
271
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Glitter
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
4
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
272
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Glitter
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
273
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Pearlescent
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4–5
274
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / Pearlescent
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
4
275
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / UV
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
276
Me and My Big Ideas Paper / UV
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
277
Me and My Big Ideas Velvet
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4–5
278
Me and My Big Ideas Velvet
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
4
279
Melissa Frances
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
280
Melissa Frances
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1
2
281
Momenta
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
282
Momenta
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
5
283
Momenta Embossed Metallics
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
5
284
Momenta Embossed Metallics
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
3–4
285
Momenta Textured Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
286
Momenta Textured Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
5
287
Momenta Treated Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
288
Momenta Treated Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
289
Moxxie
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
290
Moxxie
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
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Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
291
Mulberry Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
3–4
3
2
Usually very delicate use with caution and STICKY mat
292
Mulberry Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3–4
1
1
Usually very delicate use with caution and STICKY mat
293
My Little Shoe Box
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
294
My Little Shoe Box
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
295
My Minds Eye Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
296
My Minds Eye Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
297
My Minds Eye Designer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
298
My Minds Eye Designer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
299
My Minds Eye Emboss Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
300
My Minds Eye Emboss Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
301
My Minds Eye Foil
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
302
My Minds Eye Foil
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
303
Nicole Quality Designer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
304
Nicole Quality Designer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
305
Nicole Quality Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
306
Nicole Quality Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
307
Nicole Quality Paper Embossed
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
308
Nicole Quality Paper Embossed
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
309
Nicole Quality Paper Foil
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
310
Nicole Quality Paper Foil
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2–3
4
311
Note Book Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
3
4
3
312
Note Book Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
313
NRN Designs (Smooth Thick Paper)
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4–5
4
314
NRN Designs (Smooth Thick Paper)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2–3
3
315
October Afternoon
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
316
October Afternoon
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
317
Overton House Designs
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
318
Overton House Designs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
319
Paper Adventures
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
320
Paper Adventures
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
321
Paper Pizazz
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
5
4
322
Paper Pizazz
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2–3
3
323
Paper Reflections
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4
4
324
Paper Reflections
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
325
Paper Salon
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4–5
5
326
Paper Salon
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
3
327
Photo Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
4
328
Photo Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
329
Photo Prints (Walmart, Target, Shutterfly, etc)
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
5
330
Photo Prints (Walmart, Target, Shutterfly, etc)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
4
331
Piggytales
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
332
Piggytales
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
333
Pink Paislee
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
334
Pink Paislee
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
335
Plastic Backings (Like Cricut Mat Covers)
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
4
5
336
Plastic Backings (Like Cricut Mat Covers)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
2
4
337
Poster Board
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
6
4–5
3–4
Multi Cut 4 usually required
338
Poster Board
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
6
2–3
2–3
Multi Cut 4 usually required
339
Prima Marketing
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
340
Prima Marketing
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
3
341
Prismatic
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
342
Prismatic
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3
343
Prove Craft Stencil Material
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
6
3
5
May requiring taping all four sides down – MultiCut 2
344
Prove Craft Stencil Material
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
5
2
4
May requiring taping all four sides down – MultiCut 2
345
Prove Craft Stencil Material
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
3
5
346
Prove Craft Stencil Material
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
2
4–5
347
Recollections Patterned
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
348
Recollections Patterned
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
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Size
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Blade Depth Speed
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Recollections Solid
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
350
Recollections Solid
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
351
Recollections Specialty
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
352
Recollections Specialty
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
353
Reminisce Designer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
354
Reminisce Designer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
355
Rice Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
356
Rice Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
357
Rusty Pickle
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
5
4
358
Rusty Pickle
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
359
s.e.i Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
4
360
s.e.i Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
361
s.e.i. Foil
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
362
s.e.i. Foil
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
363
s.e.i. Glizma (Glitter paper)
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
4
364
s.e.i. Glizma (Glitter paper)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
365
s.e.i. Pearled
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4–5
366
s.e.i. Pearled
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
4
367
s.e.i. Textured Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
5
368
s.e.i. Textured Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
3
4
369
Sandy Lion
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
370
Sandy Lion
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3–4
371
Sassafras Lass
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
4
372
Sassafras Lass
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
3
373
Scenic Route
Basic
>1”
Regular
3
4–5
5
374
Scenic Route
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
3
375
Scotch Blue Painters Tape
Basic
>1”
Regular
3–4
4
4
376
Scotch Blue Painters Tape
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
2
3–4
377
Scrap With Reach
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
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Notes:
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
378
Scrap With Reach
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2–3
379
Scrapbooking – Target Brand Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3
380
Scrapbooking – Target Brand Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
381
Scrappin' Sports
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
382
Scrappin' Sports
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
1–2
2–3
383
Scrappin' Sports Emboss
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
384
Scrappin' Sports Emboss
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
1–2
2–3
385
Scrappin' Sports Foil
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
4
5
386
Scrappin' Sports Foil
Intricate
<1”
Regular
6
1
2
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
387
Shrink Paper
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
6
2–3
4
Multi Cut 2 – I never did intricate or less than 1” because it shrinks! :)
388
Shrink Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
-
-
-
I never did intricate or less than 1” because it shrinks! :)
389
Silk Blend Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
3–4
390
Silk Blend Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
2–3
391
Soft Silk Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
3–4
2
3
392
Soft Silk Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3–4
1
2
393
Stampin' Station
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
394
Stampin' Station
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
2
395
Stampin' Up Card Stock
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4–5
396
Stampin' Up Card Stock
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3
397
Stardream Metallic Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
398
Stardream Metallic Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2–3
399
Stardream Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
400
Stardream Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2–3
401
Teresa Collins
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4–5
5
402
Teresa Collins
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3–4
403
The Paper Company
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
404
The Paper Company
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2
405
The Robbin's Nest
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
406
The Robbin's Nest
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
1
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Pressure
Notes:
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
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Needs Multi Cut 2
Needs Multi Cut 2
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
This paper is great for intricate work
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
407
The Write Stuff
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
3–4
408
The Write Stuff
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
409
Three Bugs in a Rug
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
5
4
410
Three Bugs in a Rug
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
411
Tibetan Batik
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4–5
4
May need multicut 2
412
Tibetan Batik
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
May need multicut 2
413
Tim Holtz Grunge Board
Basic
>1”
Deep Cut
5
4–5
4
Multi Cut 3
414
Tim Holtz Grunge Board
Intricate
<1”
Deep Cut
4
3
3–4
415
Time Flies Designs
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
3–4
416
Time Flies Designs
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
417
Tinkering Ink
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
3–4
418
Tinkering Ink
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
419
To The Nines
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4–5
4
May need multicut 2
420
To The Nines
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
May need multicut 2
421
TPC Studio
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
3–4
422
TPC Studio
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
423
Transparencies
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
3
4–5
Multi Cut 3 Maybe Required
424
Transparencies
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
3–4
Multi Cut 3 Maybe Required
425
Urban Lily
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4–5
4
426
Urban Lily
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
3
427
Vellum
Basic
<1”
Regular
4
3
3
428
Vellum
Intricate
>1”
Regular
4
1
2
429
Velvet/Felt Like Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
430
Velvet/Felt Like Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
2
4–5
431
Vinyl (Cut through)
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
3
432
Vinyl (Cut through)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
433
Vinyl (kissed cut)
Basic
>1”
Regular
3
2–3
2
434
Vinyl (kissed cut)
Intricate
<1”
Regular
3
1
2
435
Washi
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
3
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Pressure
Notes:
Multi Cut 4 usually required
Be careful and work with vellum, it does easily tear
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Cutting Material
Shape Type
Size
Blade Type
Blade Depth Speed
436
Washi
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
437
Wausau Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
3
3
438
Wausau Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1
2
439
We R Memory Keepers
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
440
We R Memory Keepers
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2–3
441
We R Memory Keepers Metallic Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
442
We R Memory Keepers Metallic Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2–3
443
We R Memory Keepers White Out Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
6
5
5
444
We R Memory Keepers White Out Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
5
1–2
2–3
445
Webster Pages
Basic
>1”
Regular
5
4–5
3–4
446
Webster Pages
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
2
3
447
Zsiage Desginer Paper
Basic
>1”
Regular
4
4
3–4
448
Zsiage Desginer Paper
Intricate
<1”
Regular
4
1–2
3
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Pressure
Notes:
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
Multi Cut 2 Maybe Required
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