Die Cutting Supplies & Equipment
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- Cutting custom adhesive shapes with scissors or a die-cutting machine for no-mess permanent sticking. (1)
- Cutting thicker materials such as chipboard, thick cardstock, foam, magnet sheet and fabric on a Cricut. (2)
- Holding cardstock, patterned paper, vinyl and iron-on in place for machine cutting and easy release. (2)
- Holding fabric firmly for precise rotary blade cuts on Cricut Maker and Explore machines. (2)
- Holding glitter and speciality cardstock, chipboard and stiffened fabric firmly for machine cutting. (2)
- Holding paper, vellum and light cardstock in place for machine cutting, with easy release afterwards. (2)
- Matching mat grip to material weight, from paper and vellum to chipboard, with light, standard and strong mats. (2)
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- Precision cutting of cardstock, vinyl, iron-on and other light to medium-weight materials on a Cricut. (2)
- Making intricate cuts in bonded or iron-on-backed fabric for appliqué and sewing projects on a Cricut. (1)
- Storing Cricut tool housings and QuickSwap tips tidily to protect them from wear. (1)
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FAQs About Die Cutting Supplies
Die cutting is used to create precise shapes and patterns from paper, card, fabric, and more. It's ideal for scrapbooking, card making, and DIY craft projects.
Basic supplies include a die cutting machine, cutting dies, cutting plates, and your chosen material. Optional extras include embossing folders, metal shims, and release tools.
Most thin metal dies are compatible across brands, but always check machine specifications. Manual and electronic machines may have size or plate limitations.
Yes, many dies cut fabric, felt, foam, vinyl, and thin metal. Use the correct die type and machine settings for clean, accurate cuts on different materials.
Clean dies after each use, store them flat or magnetically, and rotate cutting plates regularly to prevent warping. Avoid cutting adhesive materials directly without a non-stick layer.
Manual machines use a hand crank and metal dies, while digital machines cut via software and blades. Digital options offer custom designs, while manual die cutting is quicker for standard shapes.
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