Silhouette cameo

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Permalink Reply by Katy Nott on October 29, 2012 at 7:34am

A mouse ate your Cricket????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Laney Cowan on October 29, 2012 at 12:46pm

Love mine!  I especially love it alongside my edible printer.  I love the versatility.  

I will say, that so far, I have only used cutting sheets.  I haven't yet tried it with gumpaste.  The sheets make it so easy!

I will also say that my largest complaint (& what seems to be the biggest complaint of others) is the invesment v. usage.  I don't use it often, but when I do I love it.

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Permalink Reply by Bettina Dwyer on October 29, 2012 at 4:40pm

Yes Katy a mouse ate my cricket! I don't know how a mouse got into my house as we have 4 cats! But then again unless it walked right past their noses and tripped over their whiskers, I don't think they would do anything!
the day I went to use it; I picked it up to place on the table and there was all this (what looked like) multicoloured pencil shavings. Turned out that's what was left after the mouse ate the rainbow ribbon on the mother board!
Now I have 4 cricket cartridges, no cricket and a bad taste in my mouth from dealing with Provocraft, hence the enquiry about the silhouette.

Even though Linda McClure says that one of the reasons she went with the silhouette was that it was inexpensive (???), I don't want to buy one and get lumped with a white elephant (although THAT could make a lot of money! LOL). I have read a lot of reviews about it and how it is better than the cricket, especially when cutting intricate shapes. The way I seem to be going at the moment, I think I could justify the cost, but......

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Permalink Reply by Katy Nott on October 30, 2012 at 7:49am

These mice have the weirdest of tastes..............

Bettina Dwyer said:

Yes Katy a mouse ate my cricket! I don't know how a mouse got into my house as we have 4 cats! But then again unless it walked right past their noses and tripped over their whiskers, I don't think they would do anything!
the day I went to use it; I picked it up to place on the table and there was all this (what looked like) multicoloured pencil shavings. Turned out that's what was left after the mouse ate the rainbow ribbon on the mother board!
Now I have 4 cricket cartridges, no cricket and a bad taste in my mouth from dealing with Provocraft, hence the enquiry about the silhouette.

Even though Linda McClure says that one of the reasons she went with the silhouette was that it was inexpensive (???), I don't want to buy one and get lumped with a white elephant (although THAT could make a lot of money! LOL). I have read a lot of reviews about it and how it is better than the cricket, especially when cutting intricate shapes. The way I seem to be going at the moment, I think I could justify the cost, but......

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