Cutting Felt with the Silhouette Cameo 3
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- Опубліковано 29 кві 2018
- Watch as I experiment cutting felt with the Silhouette Cameo 3 and deep cut blade. You can use Heat 'n Bond or freezer paper on the back of the felt, depending on how detailed you want the cut to be.
Materials used:
Silhouette Cameo 3: amzn.to/38Kwne0
Silhouette deep-cut blade: amzn.to/2O3cBlW
Heat 'n' Bond Lite: amzn.to/2O2G67u
Wool-blend felt: amzn.to/2RwzpN2
To read more about the process and supplies used, go here: bit.ly/2U7FgKB
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She recommends using a Silhouette Cameo Deep Cut blade with the following settings in the Silhouette Studio: Cut=20, Speed=3, Force=33, Plain Card Stock. She uses National Non-Woven felt brand 80% wool / 20% rayon blend and Heat 'n Bond Lite adhesive backing if you want to sew through it.
Wow, thank you for this video! Super straight to the point and you had some fantastic tips! Love it!!
So glad it was helpful! :D
Wow!!! This will be my first try ,,,,, cANT WAIT,,,,THANKS FOR THE TIP. GREAT VIDEO
Thank you! you saved me!!
thank you! How about stiff felt? do you still need to stabilize it?
Hi! Working through getting 2mm craft felt tuned in. Just picked up Wonder under from a previous video recommendation of yours. Would you recommend returning and buying the heatnbond lite? Is it that damaging to the mat?
Sorry it took me so long to respond. Wonder Under will leave residue on your mat and Heat n Bond won't.
Have you tried cutting Basswood? Thanks
you think this would work with Stiffened felt? Thank you in advance!
I was excited to try this but couldn’t get it to cut
Do you know if this will work on slightly thicker felt, like the 79 cent ones at Hobby Lobby/Michaels?
Anything thicker is going to be hard to get through. You might be able to with the deep cut blade and changing the settings. I'm not sure what those settings would be though.
What if your just want to cut a large piece of felt in different places (top and middle)? I also don't want to do an iron on.
You can only cut as large as the cutting mat, but I'm not sure what you mean by cutting in different places. You can make cuts anywhere that you program into your machine. With the Cameo 3, you need something for stabilization. I think the newest Cameo and Cricut have rotary blades that make it possible to cut without a backing. I'd like to try one of those soon.
Suggestions on what to use so I can use the felt on a felt board?
You can try freezer paper and peel it off, but I have had mixed results with that.
Hi Cutesy Craft. Do you have a video making alphabets and numbers using felt and the foam?
I don't, sorry.
I noticed that you didn't set your material to felt but left it on cardstock. Could this be where I'm going wrong when trying to cut my felt?
That shouldn't matter as long as the custom settings are programmed in. Most likely it's the type of felt or thickness of the piece you have. It's definitely finicky.
Fabric of any kind needs to be "stable"...that is why the freezer paper didn't work as well, although had she placed it upside down, it probably would have been successful. You could actually "starch" the felt...but it will still need a fusible or freezer paper, just turn it upside down.
Hmmm... that's an interesting idea. I worry about the felt not sticking to the mat very well, but maybe I could use an old mat and put a stronger adhesive on it.
Great! Leather please