Silhouette Cameo Wall Art Starter Bundle

• Comes with:
• x1 Silhouette electronic cutting tool plus accessories
• x1 9in x 6ft transfer tape - BONUS!
• x1 12ins vinyl roll. Any available color - BONUS!

The Silhouette Cameo is the way to go. Forget the Cricut with all the high dollar cartridges. With the Cameo, you buy images for 99cents or less and its what you want instead of 40 dollars a cartridge for 3 items you like and want out of it! You''re able to use all the fonts on your computer and also download free fonts to your computer and use them! I couldn''t be happy. If you have any doubts on what you want between a Cameo and Cricut.... CAMEO is way more reasonable. Cricut is really a rip off. The Cameo has a pause button which I have used several times to stop cutting. YouTube is great to get helpful tips, ideas, also Facebook Silhouette Page/Group is awesome for more ideas. I Loved that it came with Vinyl and transfer tape so I could start! Now slowly I''m building up my vinyl, cardstop and ribbon and on my way to making several crafty things and gifts!!!! Whatever you want to do you''re able to do with the Cameo! AMAZING PRODUCT!!!!

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My husband ordered this for me a couple weeks ago and I did, unfortunately, receive a defective blade with the original machine, but the manufacturer was very easy to contact and work with. I have a replacement blade on the way. In the mean time I had ordered one b/c I was just dying to use this. I''ve already created a couple vinyl projects along with cutting fabric to be sewn onto shirts, etc. I can''t beleive the detail this machine can do....it''s amazing! I have never used a Cricut, this is actually my first cutter, so I can''t compare the two, but I do know that Cricut''s require expensive cartridges, which was the biggest turn off for me. If you are in any way familiar with photoshop, the Cameo software will be a breeze for you to work with. Even if not, I don''t think it would be difficult to learn at all. Importing images is just as simple as a couple clicks, which I also love and they are only $.79-$.99 cents an image and you only buy what you want. This kit also came with a start up $10 gift card, so I haven''t even had to pay for anything yet. Love Love Love!!! :)

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I have been a cricut user for over 5 years, when the hype of the Cameo started happening it caught my attention! No Cartridges?! .99 cent images? count me in! I love the freedom the cameo offers, I love how I can cut vinyl up to 10 feet! (which is included in this bundle)

Although I love my cricut cartridges and will probably keep them along with my machine, I don''t see myself buying many more when I can just go on the Silhouette store and download the imagine I want to cut and it takes seconds!

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I just got it but I can''t stop thinking about what I''ll cut next.

I have made so many incredible things already. So versatil, I have cut so far cardstock, self adhesive paper, vinyl and acetate. Every material was cut to perfection and if you know a little bit about desig softwares like photoshop or Corel Draw you are going to have a blast with the endless possibilities you''ll have.

I have successfully used this machine to make airbrush stencils / masks using transfer paper or frisket film.

I did not remove the protective liner on the cutting mat. Instead i just stick my transfer tape or frisket directly to the liner on the mat and cut with a knife setting of 1 and a thickness setting around 7. This way there is no noticeable cut through on the mat liner afterwards.

I use a clear frisket that has a medium tack to pick up the cutout and place onto my surface. Then i weed in place on the work surface.

I buy the transfer tape and frisket from an auto place that stocks graphics supplies.

(See pics of my first try under customer images)

Amazon also carries these supplies:6" x 30'' Clear MASKING/TRANSFER FILM-Frisket-Airbrush

This way i do not have to track down low tack "paint mask" vinyl to use or worry about high tack vinyl lifting my paint or fiddling with the adhesive of the supplied cutting mat (i''ve read many complaints about this).

For bigger (longer than 12") projects i plan to make my own cutting mat with some mylar or something similar. There are lots of resources online for doing this.

I use TurboCAD 15 and Adobe Illustrator in tandem to get my CAD files to open flawlessly in Silhouette Studio.

Once the .DXF drawing is open in Adobe Illustrator, just ungroup the entire graphic TWICE and export to .DXF again from Illustrator. This file should then open with no problems in Studio.

With this and the millions of free vector logos online i can now pretty much airbrush anything even with my mediocre freehand skills.