OMG thanks you are the only one out there who knows how to do this and shows us. Everyone else says that u can use freezer paper but they don't show us !!!!
Thank you. I finally got my cricut explore in the mail this weekend. I’m glad that I found your channel that explain how to cut fabric. Thanks for tip.
This was awesome....I’ve had my cricut explore air 2 for over a year....and i’m only just starting to use it! Well, beyond the initial sample card, I mean. I was incredibly intimidated and overwhelmed when I first started looking into all of it. So, I put it to the side and continued on w some of the other hobbies I’ve picked up....what began as me wanting to learn how to make a decent sketch so that I could THEN learn how to paint, has jumped from painting to resin pours to metal stamping to rock tumbling (so I could have semi precious stones polished for the jewelry I was starting to make of course!). I’ve done acrylic painting and watercolor and paint pouring and I’ve even started pyrography.....well, right now i’m just kinda burning doodles into wood scraps! I have An art room organized into sections to do every kind of painting to jewelry making to using old furniture to make new art pieces. I have ADD and OCD mixed w/ an overactive imagination. Plus, the last 9 weeks have also given me far too much time to look for new things to try. So instead of looking for something new I pulled out something I had already....but it’s still basically brand new! Coming across your tutorial here was by chance and it was perfect timing too! I was about to purchase what I would need to make bonded fabric....honestly I didn’t even know what that meant as I’ve never done any kind of sewing. I’ve always wanted to make my own clothes or ar least a bag or even a simple shapeless dress....just to be able to have the ability to do it was intriguing. So bonded fabric sounded like a type of fabric I needed to buy. I didn’t realize it was something that I needed to do to the fabric. I’m excited to see what else I can learn from you and some other incredible crafters and artists i’m watching. I didn’t mean to write so much....9weeks in my house w my husband and 2 sons is making me more wordy than usual. I really did enjoy watching! I’m still trying to create a simple design and figure out how to keep my cricut from trying print. I have a long way to go......
Koren ricciardi I’m so glad I can be helpful in your new Cricut journey! If you haven’t joined any Facebook groups yet I highly recommend that! I’m a moderator in the Cricut design space Facebook group you can join and see more of my work! I can grab you a link if you’d like!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This worked awesome. I've been making face masks and before seeing your video, printed the pattern out on cardstock and then used that to cut the fabric. With your video, I am able to get a more precise cut and speed up the process as well. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for having this tutorial!! I've been making masks as well but did discover that I could cut out my patterns onto craft pattern "paper" using the blue mat and fine point blade and then cutting material, sewing, etc. I'll be trying this tomorrow!!
I SIMPLY LOVE YOU...YOU MADE THIS SO EASY FOR ME I JUST GOT BACK FROM SHOPRITE WITH THE FREEZER PAPER AND IT CAME OUT GREAT! I AM SUBBING RIGHT NOW. I hope you still create videos
I just used a full sheet of sticker label paper to stick on the back of my cotton fabric. I tried freezer paper but it kept pulling the fabric while trying to cut.. So tried this method. Also cut twice in a row just in case it didn’t cut. Cut perfect...woohoo. I’m going to try your double sided too cause I’m out of sticker paper right now. The sticker paper goes on easy and comes off easy. I’m cutting mask fabric. Love it. Now to start sewing. Thank you so much, great video and great teacher.
makeupbykifana I used the explorer 2 and it was a mask pattern I cut. Also saw where someone used contact paper and stuck it on the back of fabric. I haven’t tried this or seen it done. Just saw Dollar Tree video where they said their contact paper any color could be used.
@@SharoninKentucky thanks! Saw that. Not wanting to invest in the Maker yet so was happy to see you say that. I was also thinking of the Joy since it's small. Wondering if you can do it on that too.
I cut out a small heart from fabric on my joy today trial,run so not great fabric -and I’d previously done test run with pen to draw design to,color with pencils (not sublimation).
Thank you for sharing! You mentioned that the Bonded Fabric blade was the same as the premium blade. Is the housing the same also? Can I use a new Premium blade in my premium housing to cut cotton that is bound on both sides?
You’re welcome! The housing is the same too! The pink coloring is just because a separate blade is recommended for fabric and the different colors make it easier to separate. You can absolutely use a new blade in your current housing!
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente thank you for confirming. That is exactly what I was hoping you would say. I only intend on fabric for masks, do you think the strong grip mat would be sufficient since it’s not intricate? :Crossingfingers:
So will I be able to cut my patterns out, to sew with the sewing machine, using this method? Because the heatnbond gunks up my needle & machine, so I cant use that. I tried this, but for some reason, it is not sticking to the freezer paper. I made sure it was on the right settings and no water in the iron. I don't know what Im doing wrong.
Take the freezer paper off before you sew! Two bad things happen if you try to sew with freezer paper on the fabric. One, the freezer paper will be nearly impossible to get off once you've sewn it on, and if you do manage to get it off then the stitches will be way too loose, because the thickness was there before and now it's gone when you remove the freezer paper. I learned this the hard way.
I did use the fabric blade but it’s the same as your regular, just pink because Cricut recommends separate blades as cutting fabric will wear on your blade more. You can use your regular blade though you just may have to replace it sooner!
Alicia Cotanda it is a paper that has a coating on one side that you would normally would use to wrap food before putting it in the freezer. You can find it at any grocery store with aluminum foil and Saran Wrap!
Temperance Taylor it is with the freezer paper on but the great thing about this is that the freezer paper peels right off and doesn’t effect the fabric so it’s completely unchanged after you remove the freezer paper!
Jessica if using an explore machine yes, if using the maker and rotary blade then no. This technique is great when you don’t need to fabric itself to be bonded but you do need it bonded for cutting!
Lefty Crafter neither, freezer paper is different than both of those but you purchase it in the same aisle as parchment and wax paper! Here is a link so you know what I bought www.target.com/p/reynolds-kitchens-freezer-paper-75-sq-ft/-/A-16666140
I have a Cricut Explore Air 2. The bonded fabric with flannel simply will not cut through the fabric and backing. I'm using the pink mat with the bonded fabric cutter. Any suggestions?
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 Set between Vinyl and Iron-On (Tried Iron-on before and didn't cut deep enough) Used Heat n' Bond Ultra Hold on the flannel back.
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 Hi. I'm not seeing my response showing up so I will retype. I am using the setting between vinyl and iron-on. (Tried Iron-on setting and it simply didn't cut deep enough.) I've backed my pre-washed,, ironed flannel with Heat n' Bond Ultra.
Makayla Ferrence I’m not sure why they told you that because the bonded fabric blade works on both machines. cricut.com/en_us/bonded-fabric-blade-housing.html It’s the same as the standard, premium fine point blade that comes on your machine except it’s pink to differentiate.
I am making my husband a fabric face mask. He works in NYC, & with everything going on with the Coronavirus I don’t want him to take any chances. I just pressed my fabric with my heat press. But I don’t have a fabric mat? I have light, standard, & strong. & my Cricut is the Air. Thank you for any & all help.
I'm apparently doing something wrong. I'm using Reynolds plastic coated freezer paper with a brand new bonded fabric blade and a pink fabric mat. Settings on felt wool bonded. Tried with normal pressure and also with heavier pressure. I don't have an Easy Press so I used my iron on the hottest setting, keeping the iron in place for over a minute. Not a single cut.
Hi Katie! I just requested to follow on Instagram, I have a question about this video! I'm looking into cutting silk, and wanted to know if you'd had any experience cutting silk on your Cricut? Thanks so much!
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 Hi! I just saw that you had responded. I'm just curious what the best way to go about precisely cutting silk with a cricut would be.. I just ordered the fabric blade.. What would you suggest using for making the silk a bonded fabric to cut it well? Thanks!
I've used freezer paper with stretchy fabric, but the blade seems to rip jagged edges through instead of cutting, and it's also a real pain to pull the freezer paper off because the knit fabric stretches so much. I'm definitely going to use heat and bond next time.
Great thanks. I’m not sure if you can tell me but I wanted to make masks for the medical field, for the shortage that’s going. I wanted to know if the freezer paper would make the fabric stiff? I just need it to help me cut the material.
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 sorry, I meant "or" because mine is plastic not wax. Also I have the explore air 2 and was wondering if I needed a different blade
colleen JAY you cannot use wax paper because it is waxy on both sides, you definitely need freezer paper. As for the blade you can use the fabric bonded blade like i did or a regular blade, they’re the same just different colors to designate
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 yeah this is a scam i had 5 regular blades in stock only to buy two fabric blades, come to find out they are the same thing.
Mick Matias they are the same. The fabric one is pink only to differentiate but I wrote fabric on the packaging of my regular blade to do the same thing.
This was exactly what I needed. I’ve been trying to find a way to cut felt with the explore 2. TH-cam read my mind. This was a great tutorial. Thanks!
You’re welcome! And thank you!
OMG thanks you are the only one out there who knows how to do this and shows us. Everyone else says that u can use freezer paper but they don't show us !!!!
Mrs.Bunny Brooks you’re welcome! So glad I could show you how!
Thank you. I finally got my cricut explore in the mail this weekend. I’m glad that I found your channel that explain how to cut fabric. Thanks for tip.
2anuyear you’re welcome! Have fun!
This was awesome....I’ve had my cricut explore air 2 for over a year....and i’m only just starting to use it! Well, beyond the initial sample card, I mean. I was incredibly intimidated and overwhelmed when I first started looking into all of it. So, I put it to the side and continued on w some of the other hobbies I’ve picked up....what began as me wanting to learn how to make a decent sketch so that I could THEN learn how to paint, has jumped from painting to resin pours to metal stamping to rock tumbling (so I could have semi precious stones polished for the jewelry I was starting to make of course!). I’ve done acrylic painting and watercolor and paint pouring and I’ve even started pyrography.....well, right now i’m just kinda burning doodles into wood scraps! I have An art room organized into sections to do every kind of painting to jewelry making to using old furniture to make new art pieces. I have ADD and OCD mixed w/ an overactive imagination. Plus, the last 9 weeks have also given me far too much time to look for new things to try. So instead of looking for something new I pulled out something I had already....but it’s still basically brand new! Coming across your tutorial here was by chance and it was perfect timing too! I was about to purchase what I would need to make bonded fabric....honestly I didn’t even know what that meant as I’ve never done any kind of sewing. I’ve always wanted to make my own clothes or ar least a bag or even a simple shapeless dress....just to be able to have the ability to do it was intriguing. So bonded fabric sounded like a type of fabric I needed to buy. I didn’t realize it was something that I needed to do to the fabric. I’m excited to see what else I can learn from you and some other incredible crafters and artists i’m watching. I didn’t mean to write so much....9weeks in my house w my husband and 2 sons is making me more wordy than usual. I really did enjoy watching! I’m still trying to create a simple design and figure out how to keep my cricut from trying print. I have a long way to go......
Koren ricciardi I’m so glad I can be helpful in your new Cricut journey! If you haven’t joined any Facebook groups yet I highly recommend that! I’m a moderator in the Cricut design space Facebook group you can join and see more of my work! I can grab you a link if you’d like!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This worked awesome. I've been making face masks and before seeing your video, printed the pattern out on cardstock and then used that to cut the fabric. With your video, I am able to get a more precise cut and speed up the process as well. Thank you for sharing.
Geri Selman you’re welcome!
Are you using the bonded fabric for mask?
kittyboo2121 no, you should not be using bonded fabric but you can use the freezer paper to bond it to cut and then remove the freezer paper to sew
Thank you for having this tutorial!! I've been making masks as well but did discover that I could cut out my patterns onto craft pattern "paper" using the blue mat and fine point blade and then cutting material, sewing, etc. I'll be trying this tomorrow!!
D F you’re welcome! I hope it makes it easier for you!
Thanks! I can’t wait to try this👍
You’re welcome! Good luck!
I have been looking for this hack!! Thank you for this!!
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much for this video! I have been trying for forever to cut this thick-ish fabric and this worked first try!
You’re welcome! I’m so glad it helped!
Thank you this worked amazingly awesome!!! I did it right along with the video and my cuts came out perfect!!! I really appreciate this 😊
Kandie Dawning you’re welcome! I’m so glad it helped you!
I SIMPLY LOVE YOU...YOU MADE THIS SO EASY FOR ME I JUST GOT BACK FROM SHOPRITE WITH THE FREEZER PAPER AND IT CAME OUT GREAT! I AM SUBBING RIGHT NOW. I hope you still create videos
I’m so glad it helped! I create videos as I can! Definitely keep an eye out!
Your video is so helpful. I used sizing on my fabric first , the adhered the freezer paper. Thank you
I’m so glad it helped! You’re welcome!
Thanks so much, I was trying to find a video on cutting fabric on the Cricut! Update: I tried it out today and it works like a charm!
Lisa Falk you’re welcome!
THANK YOU..RUNNING TO TARGET TO GET FREEZER PAPER
You’re welcome!
I just used a full sheet of sticker label paper to stick on the back of my cotton fabric. I tried freezer paper but it kept pulling the fabric while trying to cut.. So tried this method. Also cut twice in a row just in case it didn’t cut. Cut perfect...woohoo. I’m going to try your double sided too cause I’m out of sticker paper right now. The sticker paper goes on easy and comes off easy. I’m cutting mask fabric. Love it. Now to start sewing. Thank you so much, great video and great teacher.
Wanted to know if you could cut mask fabric with the Explore 2! Thanks!
makeupbykifana I used the explorer 2 and it was a mask pattern I cut. Also saw where someone used contact paper and stuck it on the back of fabric. I haven’t tried this or seen it done. Just saw Dollar Tree video where they said their contact paper any color could be used.
@@SharoninKentucky thanks! Saw that. Not wanting to invest in the Maker yet so was happy to see you say that. I was also thinking of the Joy since it's small. Wondering if you can do it on that too.
Yes! This video will show you how!
I’ve heard that but I wouldn’t think that contact paper gets it stiff enough
I just purchased a Cricut Air 2 and occasionally I would like to use it for fabrics. TFS! Just subscribed!
Lynn Ballenger you’re welcome!
Just what I needed. Thank you! Could use this method with a Cricut Joy, as well?
You’re welcome! This would not work with the joy
Oh, Katie, you’re wonderful!
Thank you!
This came along right when I needed it! Thanks you so much. Will try this soon.
SunshineMama 90 you’re welcome!
I cut out a small heart from fabric on my joy today trial,run so not great fabric -and I’d previously done test run with pen to draw design to,color with pencils (not sublimation).
So does it just Iron on something then? Thanks for all the information!
This is to just cut fabric. If you would like to iron it on to something you can use heat n bond. I have a video on that if you would like!
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 yes please send me the link!
th-cam.com/video/jZuuMn4xOIk/w-d-xo.html
Would you recommend a different approach for velvet and stretch velvet?
I would recommend a maker or maker 3 and the rotary blade
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 that’s what I’ve got 😊
Who else notice, healthy long nails 😜 thank you for great tips.
😂😂 it always makes me laugh when someone notices! Thank you! And you’re welcome!
Thank you! I had not seen a double bond for freezer paper. About the blade tip - does the freezer paper dull it faster much like paper?
You’re welcome! It will fill it faster because of the fabric, I recommend a separate blade just for fabric!
You have beautiful long nails! You don"t even need a weeder. All jokes aside... Thank you so much for this helpful video.
Patricia Eberlein thank you so much! And you’re welcome!
Thank you, I have the Cricut Explore
You’re welcome!
Thank you for sharing! You mentioned that the Bonded Fabric blade was the same as the premium blade. Is the housing the same also? Can I use a new Premium blade in my premium housing to cut cotton that is bound on both sides?
You’re welcome! The housing is the same too! The pink coloring is just because a separate blade is recommended for fabric and the different colors make it easier to separate. You can absolutely use a new blade in your current housing!
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente thank you for confirming. That is exactly what I was hoping you would say. I only intend on fabric for masks, do you think the strong grip mat would be sufficient since it’s not intricate? :Crossingfingers:
You’re welcome! You can try it but keep in mind the freezer paper is thin paper and may stick to it more than you would like
can you use iron if you dont have easy press
Absolutely! It may just take a little longer!
Can i use an iron rather then themaker?
You can use an iron instead of the easypress! Just make sure it is adhered well!
So will I be able to cut my patterns out, to sew with the sewing machine, using this method? Because the heatnbond gunks up my needle & machine, so I cant use that. I tried this, but for some reason, it is not sticking to the freezer paper. I made sure it was on the right settings and no water in the iron. I don't know what Im doing wrong.
U probably need the paper with the plastic coating on it.
Take the freezer paper off before you sew! Two bad things happen if you try to sew with freezer paper on the fabric. One, the freezer paper will be nearly impossible to get off once you've sewn it on, and if you do manage to get it off then the stitches will be way too loose, because the thickness was there before and now it's gone when you remove the freezer paper. I learned this the hard way.
Nice demo.thx. I’ll play.
Do you get the same results with a strong grip mat the purple one?
RozDoll24 they were ok but the pink was definitely better. If your design isn’t too intricate you should be ok!
Thank you about the blade tip too!!!!
So grateful for this!!! Tried to cut cotton for mask last weekend -- total fail. Are you using a fabric blade?
I did use the fabric blade but it’s the same as your regular, just pink because Cricut recommends separate blades as cutting fabric will wear on your blade more. You can use your regular blade though you just may have to replace it sooner!
hi, what is freezer paper? and where do I get it lol
Hi! You can get it anywhere that sells tin foil and Saran Wrap! Mine is from target; I’ll grab you a link!
www.target.com/p/reynolds-kitchens-freezer-paper-75-sq-ft/-/A-16666140
Hi. Thanks a lot for your video. Could you explain me what’s the freezer paper? I’m not English and I don’t know very what it is. Thanks sweetie
Alicia Cotanda it is a paper that has a coating on one side that you would normally would use to wrap food before putting it in the freezer. You can find it at any grocery store with aluminum foil and Saran Wrap!
Oh! Thanks a lot. 🌹
Alicia Cotanda you’re welcome!
Can I use a regular iron with this?
Roselyn Ivy Remoreras yes! I used my EasyPress because it’s easier but you can absolutely use an iron!
Is the fabric stiff after cutting?
Temperance Taylor it is with the freezer paper on but the great thing about this is that the freezer paper peels right off and doesn’t effect the fabric so it’s completely unchanged after you remove the freezer paper!
Awesome!!
Thank you!
When cutting fabric... Do u always have to fuse or bond it to something before cutting?
Jessica if using an explore machine yes, if using the maker and rotary blade then no. This technique is great when you don’t need to fabric itself to be bonded but you do need it bonded for cutting!
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 thanks.. i do have the maker.. i got it for cmas.. been learning a lot.. haven't done fabric yet.. but thanks
Jessica you’re welcome! Some fabrics default to the standard blade but you can edit tools and choose the rotary blade, definitely keep that in mind
By freezer paper, do you mean parchment paper or do you mean wax paper?
Lefty Crafter neither, freezer paper is different than both of those but you purchase it in the same aisle as parchment and wax paper! Here is a link so you know what I bought
www.target.com/p/reynolds-kitchens-freezer-paper-75-sq-ft/-/A-16666140
Thank you!
Lefty Crafter you’re welcome!
When you cut the cotton fabric, did you still use the felt-bonded setting? Thanks for this great video!
Emilie Westcott no, just the bonded fabric setting!
It may scratch it a little but it shouldn’t cut that deep
Did you use a special kind of felt for your sample?
Vanessa Heubner just felt off the bolt from JOANNs!
I have a Cricut Explore Air 2. The bonded fabric with flannel simply will not cut through the fabric and backing. I'm using the pink mat with the bonded fabric cutter. Any suggestions?
JoAnne Meehl what setting are you using? What are you using to bond the fabric?
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 Set between Vinyl and Iron-On (Tried Iron-on before and didn't cut deep enough) Used Heat n' Bond Ultra Hold on the flannel back.
JoAnne Meehl do a small test cut with the bonded fabric setting
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 Hi. I'm not seeing my response showing up so I will retype. I am using the setting between vinyl and iron-on. (Tried Iron-on setting and it simply didn't cut deep enough.) I've backed my pre-washed,, ironed flannel with Heat n' Bond Ultra.
JoAnne Meehl do a small test cut using the bonded fabric setting
Does she mention which brand of freezer paper?
www.target.com/p/reynolds-kitchens-freezer-paper-75-sq-ft/-/A-16666140
This is the brand I had at my local grocery store
What about flannel?
I would treat it more like cotton and sandwich it between 2 layers!
A cricut worker told me there is no bonded fabric blade for the cricut explore only the maker... so what blade did you use???
Makayla Ferrence I’m not sure why they told you that because the bonded fabric blade works on both machines.
cricut.com/en_us/bonded-fabric-blade-housing.html
It’s the same as the standard, premium fine point blade that comes on your machine except it’s pink to differentiate.
This is great I was told the same thing when I went to Michael’s Store Thank God I found your video
They were probably thinking of the rotary blade.
Will this work with anti-pill fleece?
Josalyn I haven’t tried it yet but if you get it stiff enough it should work!
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 I tried it and the freezer paper wouldn't hold onto it all that well
Thank you for the video! However, when going to cut on my explore air 2, I’m not seeing a bonded fabric option? Is it just me?
BrittaniJFay you’re welcome! It should be on your dial, the middle one on the bottom!
You can set it to custom and select in design space
I am making my husband a fabric face mask. He works in NYC, & with everything going on with the Coronavirus I don’t want him to take any chances. I just pressed my fabric with my heat press. But I don’t have a fabric mat? I have light, standard, & strong. & my Cricut is the Air. Thank you for any & all help.
Jamie Antonelli I would definitely use your strong grip and just be very careful when removing!
Thank you for getting back to me. 👌🏻
Jamie Antonelli you’re welcome!
Along these lines, I want to use to make masks also but my question is, does the freezer paper leave a residue on the fabric?
It does not!
You said “I’ve already changed my wheel out” right before you cut the fabric. What are you referring to?
Ruth Hettig the dial on the machine to change the settings
I'm apparently doing something wrong. I'm using Reynolds plastic coated freezer paper with a brand new bonded fabric blade and a pink fabric mat. Settings on felt wool bonded. Tried with normal pressure and also with heavier pressure. I don't have an Easy Press so I used my iron on the hottest setting, keeping the iron in place for over a minute. Not a single cut.
Do you have the blade in the housing correctly?
Hi Katie! I just requested to follow on Instagram, I have a question about this video! I'm looking into cutting silk, and wanted to know if you'd had any experience cutting silk on your Cricut? Thanks so much!
Hi Cami! I do not have an Instagram! But I have cut silk once! What questions do you have?!
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 Hi! I just saw that you had responded. I'm just curious what the best way to go about precisely cutting silk with a cricut would be.. I just ordered the fabric blade.. What would you suggest using for making the silk a bonded fabric to cut it well? Thanks!
I would only cut it with my maker and rotary blade!
Have you used this method with stretchy fabric?
Sarah States I have not! Stretchier fabrics would be a little harder, heat n bond would probably be better for that but it’s definitely worth a try!
I've used freezer paper with stretchy fabric, but the blade seems to rip jagged edges through instead of cutting, and it's also a real pain to pull the freezer paper off because the knit fabric stretches so much. I'm definitely going to use heat and bond next time.
Can this be done with Cricut Maker? Thanks!
colors4u you don’t need to stabilize your fabric with the maker because it has the rotary blade!
what kind of freezer paper are you using?
Micki O any should work, I believe I have Reynolds brand
Great thanks. I’m not sure if you can tell me but I wanted to make masks for the medical field, for the shortage that’s going. I wanted to know if the freezer paper would make the fabric stiff? I just need it to help me cut the material.
Micki O it makes it stiff to cut with the explore machine but then peels off so you have just the fabric pieces
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente so the stiffness is just there when it cut but after removal it will be fine, is that correct?
Micki O correct. If you watch the video you’ll see how easy it perks right off and doesn’t effect the fabric!
Thanks for the video! Does the fabric change color or become glossy?
Kate Smeltz you’re welcome! I have never noticed any issues with either of those!
Does it matter if it's plastic on wax on the freezer paper
You’ll put the waxy side of the freezer paper down, that’s what will help it adhere to the fabric
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 sorry, I meant "or" because mine is plastic not wax. Also I have the explore air 2 and was wondering if I needed a different blade
colleen JAY you cannot use wax paper because it is waxy on both sides, you definitely need freezer paper. As for the blade you can use the fabric bonded blade like i did or a regular blade, they’re the same just different colors to designate
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 yeah this is a scam i had 5 regular blades in stock only to buy two fabric blades, come to find out they are the same thing.
Mick Matias they are the same. The fabric one is pink only to differentiate but I wrote fabric on the packaging of my regular blade to do the same thing.