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Cricut Explore Air 2, Blue - $149
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Thus, I am curious if this item with whatever included software will actually cut stencils without a huge learning curve and what material is best used to do same? Or maybe there is a better alternative?
Thanks in advance....
Thus, I am curious if this item with whatever included software will actually cut stencils without a huge learning curve and what material is best used to do same? Or maybe there is a better alternative?
Thanks in advance....
I did a lot of research before buying since I did not want to spend a lot for supplies. Probably will go with vinyl only for making items for gifts and can sell on line. There are many blogs on the topic. I plan on experimenting with freezer paper and laminating pouches (I already have thick menu sized) for general purpose stencils. Or just card stock if single use. Made sure I have spare cutting blades: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KYJKF52