Bonded -Fabric Blade + Housing

Name: Bonded -Fabric Blade + Housing
SKU: 2004227
Price: 17.49 USD
Availability: InStock

$34.99 $17.49

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Description

The Bonded-Fabric Blade + Housing isn’t afraid to show its preference. This precision cutting blade stays sharper longer is used with bonded fabric and fabric with an iron-on. It’s made from premium German carbide steel and specially designed to make intricate cuts with your Cricut Maker machine. Create beautiful DIY projects, including truly personal applique and sewing projects for a whole new world of sewing and fabric crafts. For results you’ll always love, replace your blades when needed.

The Bonded-Fabric Blades work with the Maker, Explore, Explore One, Explore Air, and Explore Air 2 machines.

Features

Don’t call the Bonded-Fabric Blade™ + Housing elitist, but, for longest life and performance, it prefers to cut bonded fabric.This cool pink blade plus housing matches the Cricut FabricGrip™ Mat.

One bonded-fabric cutting blade made from premium German carbide steel plus blade housing
For longest life, use for cutting bonded fabric or fabric with an iron-on backer
Blade and housing are a distinctive pink color to match FabricGrip™ Mat
Use with Cricut Maker™ and Explore smart cutting machines

Compatibility

Cricut Maker
Cricut Explore Machines

Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by Julie from Great fabric cutter! This blade works great cutting clean lines on cotton flannel. Love it.

Date published: 2021-02-09

Rated 5 out of 5 by Katherine from Premium fine point blade + housing gold I really like this blade and housing it seems to cut my projects very clean and lasts longer which is always a plus when cutting a lot of vinyl, paper or card stock you want that clean cut every time. It works great with my maker and explore air 2.

Date published: 2020-11-23

Rated 3 out of 5 by Candy from Slightly Disappointed 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.

Date published: 2020-12-28

Rated 2 out of 5 by ozmom from bonded fabric blade I tried to cut a rose out of cotton with steam a seam attached was a big fail. The center part of rose got messed up ruined the fabric piece. maybe cut better on something not so intricate.

Date published: 2021-12-13