Has anyone tried this machine with felt? How did it do?
1367175
i hv tried and it did not work. You need to make felt hard like stone. And you hv 2 fix it, i did it with dactape, on the mat. Warning after that cleaning mat is not easy. Final of the cut is not worth of even trying...
1285113
I am not positive that it would not tear felt wool, if I was you I would try a piece and check it out. But for me, I only have used the hole punch on leather only. It is a steady product and probably would work, but not sure for lack of experience with felt.
931839
You might be able to cut felt as long as you had a new sticky mat that would hold the material well. After you cut, I would imagine that the mat would not be worth keeping because of all the tiny fibers that would stick to it. Myself, I don't think I would try it. I really wish Cricut would create a product that would clean the mat from residue fibers (even from paper) so that they would last longer. Hope this helps.
184815
I think it would help. But keep in mind that the felt strip is about 3/16 inch thick, so make sure you are okay with it.
2131587
I'm honestly not sure. I used these to write on mugs and they worked great. I'm not sure how it would write on felt.
917724
Do you buy raw, unwashed roving? If so, you need to wash and dry it first then felt with it. I guess you could use raw roving with the machine but washed is so much easier to use. I wash mine then card it with a carding machine (dye it after washing) then I felt the wool though you could buy washed, carded, and dyed wool that is so much easier to use
875590
I don't know about felt, but I would think so. Our son has been in scouts since he was 11. He is now working on his Eagle project. Thermoweb has been perfect for his badges, and has weathered his many outings and abuse. (Plus, Amazon's price is by far the best we found compared to Walmart and Michael's.)
791114
The Concept 2 has rubber pads on all four legs, which keep it from moving around, and keep it quiet. As long as your felt pads do not move around, I would think that is a good idea, but it may not be necessary.
1610056
They do not have felt. They worked ok but I like felt on them. Some spray glue and a piece of felt from Walmart craft dept worked fine. These are nice size for my 8 ft table.
462134
Well, I just happened to have my punch and some scrap felt here, so I tried it. The answer is no, it will not go through felt at all. The felt lodged up in the punch and it took me nearly five minutes to rip it all out. I thought I'd broken the punch for a minute there.
1831769
This machine has been GREAT. I use assorted threads. I do not use plastic because it does not always last in dry cleaning and pressing. This machine has been one of my best investments. P.S. I have a small alterations shop.
2196712
No, it is not felt. It is a smoother material that holds the puzzle pieces better. I cannot really say what the material is. Hope this helps.
945578
No, they do not come with felt pads. I simply applied some adhesive-backed pads I had purchased at Home Depot. Worked great and quite inexpensive.
844275
I have not tried it. The tennis ball saver does work, even after most of the felt is gone.
2152113
No this works on fabric. Felt isn't going to hold the photo. Dark transfer paper might work but not light transfer
1063382
The machine comes with an extra plate for using the needle felting accessory...those two extra holes are to attach that needle felting plate, since it is a little bigger. I say "plate"...I don't know the technical name for that flat metal piece. Anyway, I bought this machine a couple of months ago...I love it!
1563404
sorry for the late reply, it doesn't seem machine washable at all. the fabric/ stuffing or whatever on the inside doesn't seem suitable to get washed in........ you would probably have to hand wash it instead of machine washing.... I don't even think really gentle machine washing will work either :/ the thing in between the felt feels like the soft foam/ styrofoam thing, and the actual fabric inside is made out of a really thin material that gets easily ripped