Cricut Bonded: Fabric Blade + Housing

Great item for cutting fabric for patches, quilts, and other projects needing fabric pieces. I use it when making my scrub hats. Instead of hand cutting I get true measurements and my hats turn out more accurately. Love this piece.

Cuts out just fine when used correctly. Remove the fusible interfacing paper from your fabric before cutting.

Was a little difficult to get started but overall works good

This is the first time I have ever cut fabric. It is wonderful!

Works great. Needs option on app for bonded cotton

I'm sure it's good. I only got 3 cuttings before it started to tear my fabric. Maybe this is common and you need to adjust the blade pressure. Work in progress

I guess it's my own fault for not doing more research on this instead of just \"assuming\" things. I thought if I bought the blade, housing and fabric mat, I could cut quilting fabric out using my machine. I was wrong. I didn't realize it HAD to be \"bonded\" fabric which sort of defeats my purpose. Yes, bonded is in the title but I didn't know that's what it meant. I wanted to be able to cut out hexagon shapes for making English Paper Piecing quilts and other shapes. Oh well. Guess I'll toss it and the mat aside until I have a project that uses bonded fabric. At least I can still cut out the paper templates.

Did not cut my fabric well- more like shedding it. I have since bought the rotary blade for my fabric

Tried a couple of times. Even using the bonded cotton setting, this destroyed my interfaced cotton fabric. The rotary cutting tool did a beautiful job. Don't waste your money: anything you want to cut that this works on will work with a regular blade.

Well, this rotary tool I had never used had a nick in the blade and left uncut fabric all over my intricate appliqué cut. Not fun to go in with tiny scissors and nip all those pieces as I removed them. This caused a lot of problems!