You can just make out that she's cutting a circle out of a cardboard box that some drinks came in (I won't tell you what kind, but it's Probably the Best Cardboard in the World;)!) and it didn't bother her in the slightest. For those who are interested, after some experimentation, I found blade depth 7, speed 2, and pressure 33 did the job; I gave it a double cut to be sure I was through the coating on the printed side. I'm working on V3 of Lady E's Hatbox (you can just see V2 in the background - V1 went in the bin after all the salvageable bits were, well, salvaged). While I was at it I cut the circles for the inner and outer covers. I am going to write step-by-step instructions so I can remember how I made it; want a set?
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Don't have a cameo but would love one, great that it can cut through one of 'those' boxes too. Happy WOYWW, Anne x #54
Wow that it cuts cardboard. I don't have a Cameo either. Your hat box projects sound interesting!
Sandy #122
Sorry, I had to delete my earlier comment, it had a link error. :)
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Ooh! I am jealous.. I would love an electronic die cut machine! jenx 135
The cameo looks good. Thanks for a peep at your workspace. Hope you have a good week - Hazel, WOYWW #124 x
Ooh that looks an interesting bit of kit! Thanks for sharing and Happy Woyww Liz 133 x
Happy late woyww, sorry its been a busy week here.Ooooh that looks like a toy I must have lol very cool. happy crafting, mark
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