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Circut or Cuttlebug

posted 3 years ago in DIY
  • poll: Which do you prefer a Circut or a Cuttlebug
    Circut : (3 votes)
    21 %
    Cuttlebug : (3 votes)
    21 %
    Both : (6 votes)
    43 %
    Neither : (2 votes)
    14 %
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    Firefighter_Prazs_Girl    02/3/2010 and 05/03/2010   Angleton Texas

    Which do you like better? Or both? I am wanting to buy one but don't know which is better or are they close to the same?

     
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    jennred782    6/20/09   San Jose, CA

    Ooh I am interested to see how this turns out. The cricuit seems so cool I am just not sure if I would get my $$$ worth.

     
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    rebecca    September 13, 2008  

    It's not really an "or" question -- they do different things. What are you using it for?

    I have both (I've had the Cuttlebug for a few months and the Cricut Expressions just since this past weekend), and the Cricut doesn't dry emboss. At the same time, the Cuttlebug is really designed for card-making and as such, can only handle small pieces of paper, so it can't handle the high-volume that the Cricut can.

     
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    deviledegg    May 24, 2009  

    I like my cuttlebug, but most of what I do is smaller projects.  If I had the money, I would buy a cricut right now, though.  A friend has one and it is awesome.  You do have to buy all of the cartridges, though, which can add up fast.  There are other computerized diecut machines out there that don't require cartridges and let you make your own designs.  I guess it all depends on what you want to do with it.

     
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    Firefighter_Prazs_Girl    02/3/2010 and 05/03/2010   Angleton Texas

    I am wanting it for my wedding. Use it for my DIY STD, invitations, the paper stuff. And also scrapebooking, and well any other craft projects I do. Just trying to find the best option for me and my obession with crafting.

     
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    happywife      

    cost wise, they are different. A cuttlebug can be about $50, whereas a cricut can be $300!

     
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    beesknees    04.19.08   Florida

    a super crafty friend of mine told me that the cricut seems to be plagued with problems. With miss cutting, the blades wearing down very fast and of course it be costly. 

    But it does look so cool on the infomercial.

     
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    Yach    10/23/07   CT

    I agree that they are both different things.  I love my Cricut Expressions....I made wedding signs, scrapbooking pages, making decorations for baby showers/present wrapping.  Rebecca pretty much summed up the difference.

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    karilk       Merritt, BC Canada

    I have both and I love both!!!!! I also have the Cricut Design studio which allows you to do way more with it, and allows you to hook it up to your computer and the design possibilities are endless....and our local scrapbooking stores allow you to rent the cartridges so you don't have to buy them...it's AWESOME!!!!

     

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