In this week’s video instalment I will be giving you a brief look at a few of the things that you can make your own stencils and masks with in conjunction with your Scan N Cut.
The materials covered will include self-adhesive vinyl, self-adhesive airbrush film, Mylar, acetate and polypropylene.
Probs easier if I just show you … check out the video below.
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Great video John, I have made some stencils from acetate, it wasn’t so hard to cut (CM600) but they where hearts and I thought when it was finished that I couldn’t make amore intracte design because the acetate is very stiff. I hope to find the polypropylene 350 you recommend but still didn’t find it. Google gives me a lot of polypropylene but not the sheets in 350 micron.
Thank you so much for this great video, stay safe and have a wonderful Sunday.
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Thanks John – really helpful. Can anyone tell me where they have managed to buy the 350 polypropylene sheets from please
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A search engine should be able to tell you local stockists.
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Thanks John. I found this very useful. Going to look online at mylar sheets, I have a CM900 and a Cricut Explore 3 air which is my go to machine unless I need to cut something I’ve printed.
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