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yes a Cricut cutter works well I like E6000 glue

Hi. I just watched a KZfaq Video on how to print then cut shrink plastic with a Cricut. While you may not be printing on the shrink plastic like she did but rather just simply cutting out shapes, the gal had some great tips for cutting out the plastic sheets that you may find helpful. Search for: "Cutting Shrink Plastic With A Cricut to Make Photo Ornaments". I too have been successful cutting out flowers and other shapes with my Cricut Explore Air 2. I used the deep cut blade and housing and taped the plastic to the cutting mat so it didn't shift. Then I selected "custom" material and searched for "plastic". I selected "Transparency" and "more" pressure. I did not remove the sheet when the cutting was done. Instead I gently lifted the bottom edge of the sheet to see if it cut through the images. If not, I pressed the "go" button and ran it through the cut process again. I did that for as many times as I needed to get a clean cut. Be sure to check your blade after each sheet to clean up any shredded plastic that may accumulate around the blade. I hope this helps.

@@donnatoledo1976 HI Doona I have a how to video on my website on using the Brother Scan and Cut I also used tape and ran it through several times. I also use the Sizzix Switch and Big Shot .These machines work very well with thin dies and I find it easier to not have to go over it several times .

@@shrinkets Thank you Julie. I prefer to use dies too for my Big Shot. I just LOVE all your videos. I've been binge watching them. I received your mold set and shrink plastic sheets, and I have been enjoying playing along with the tutorials. The molds make the process very easy, and they are so much fun to use. Your videos are very well done, informative and fun to watch. Thank you for sharing all your creativity!

@@donnatoledo1976 thanks so much Donna