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Make your creative life so much easier with the Double-Sided Die Cut Adhesive Sheets Handy Pack by Stick It. This adhesive is super thin (not much more than a piece of photocopy paper) and makes applying adhesive to intricate die-cut shapes so easy when using manual and electronic die cutting machines. Apply it to one side or both of your paper, and then run it through your die cutting machine. Peel off the backing paper, and adhere to your project. Stick It is completely acid-free and is water-based. It is made from sustainable FSC paper and is recyclable. The adhesive has been specially formulated to remain repositionable for a period and will become permanent over time. The package includes five double-sided adhesive sheets that measure approximately 6 1/8" x 8".
My new favourite everything! I like this! I don't own any tools that put adhesive on the back of my die, so this cheap and user friendly number is made for me. Great instructions, easy to use and it solves my problem of adhering very detailed die cuts. A sensible size range too! I was thrilled with the international delivery time even with public holidays (on both sides of the Pacific Ocean) and I look forward to purchasing from you again!
This is the best adhesive I've found when using my Dies. 5 X's better than other name brands. It cuts clean with no extra sticky stuff that you have to clean off die cut project.
I found this product to be very handy when using delicate dies or tiny dies. I have already shared it with two of my card making friends. I hope to hear some feedback from them when i see them again.
Easy to use and very sticky. Great for lots of different craft applications.
Bigger than the sizzix brand and very thin. Cuts very well and sticks it with great results. Will be using it a lot for larger die cuts.
Wish I had these sooner. I had to try to come up with a way to glue down a flowish I cut with tiny lines and it ended up horrible. This would have made live so much easier.
I am in love with this product. I have many intricate dies that are difficult to adhere to my card making projects and this helps tremendously. I have already recommended it to my friends and they are probably going to order this item. I will certainly be ordering more.
The only thing I was disappointed with, was the length of time it took to receive my purchases. I live only an hour from Mesa and it took almost a week to have my purchases delivered. I went to the warehouse to see if I could just pick them up, but there was no way to gain entrance. I knocked on the door as I saw a lady going up and down the aisles with a cart, but no one took any notice. I think your delivery and/or pick up system could be much improved.
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Could this be used as a way to make stickers but cutting with my Silhouette Portrait????
By:
lynnt-wa
(05-Nov-21)
Hello! As it turns out, we do not currently carry the above machine. We would recommend double checking with the machine's manufacturer for compatibility.
By: Scrapbook.com
(08-Nov-21)
I don't have a Silhouette Portrait. I use dies in my Vagabond. These adhesive sheets are pretty thin and I am able to cut with intricate dies. Since it's thin it doesn't add much bulk to the cardstock. I think it would probably work in a Cricut machine by adjusting pressure and depth in the older machines and using the auto adjustment feature in the newer ones. I usually use 80lb. cardstock. That being said, if you feel your machine would work with a little extra bulk, I think it might work. Can't guarantee it, though.
By: kitty347
(05-Nov-21)
Can I use this by hand if I do not have a die cutting machine? I am looking for something to just rub on by hand to the back of already cut die cuts.
By:
chriswrites2
(11-Oct-21)
It would work if the shapes are pretty simple, not detailed. I would recommend cutting a piece of StIck It, applying it to the back of the die cut, then peeling the backing off when you're ready to put it in place. You won't get edge to edge adhesive, though. If you peel the Stick It backing off first, put the die cut down on it, then try to trim off the excess exposed adhesive, you will just gum up your scissors and not get a clean edge....voice of experience!
By: kitty347
(11-Oct-21)
I was wondering if the adhesive left a residue on the cutting surface of the die. Or if you used it in a Cricut machine, did it adhere to the blade?
By:
kitty347
(06-Feb-15)
