13 Best Die-Cut Tools & Accessories
List Updated September 2023
Bestselling Die-Cut Tools & Accessories in 2023
Sizzix 660513 Accessory Die Brush and Foam Pad for Wafer-Thin Dies, None
- Size die brush removes excess paper easily and ergonomically
- Sleek, ergonomic rubber-grip handle for non-slippage and easy manoeuvrability
- Includes a foam pad that acts as the perfect work surface for removing excess paper from the dies and the cut-out
Kreinik BF-100 Blending Filament 50m Metallic Thread for Sewing, 55-Yard, White
- Perfect for card making, scrapbook pages and more
- Features a scroll and hearts die-cut design
- Easy stackable storage
- Printed alignment guide
- Punched shape: 0.50 by 1.75-inch
Brother ScanNCut Deep Cut Blade
- Let the ScanNCut Deep Cut Blade do the hard work for you
- This specially designed blade was made to cut thick materials like felt, denim and even leather
- For use with ScanNCut Deep Cut Blade Holder
- Deep Cut Blade Holder not included
- For instructions, please refer to your machines user manual
EK Tools Paper Punch, Large, Support Ribbon
- Perfect for card making, scrapbooking and any paper craft
- Features popular ribbon design to support causes
- Punch locks for compact stacking and storage
- Punched shape approximately 1.25-Inch-by-2.00-Inch
Sizzix 660514 Accessory Replacement Brush Heads & Foam Pad
- Removes excess paper in all brands of wafer-thin, chemically-etched dies
- Sizzix die brush removes excess paper easily and ergonomically
- Keeps your die brush performing at its best
Silhouette Portrait 2
- Silhouette Portrait 2 with Bluetooth and Autoblade
- Cuts a variety of materials including: cardstock, fabric, heat transfer material, transparencies, paper, vellum, adhesive vinyland magnet paper
- Mac and PC compatible software included
- 50 exclusive digital designs
K&CompanySmash Cutter
- For the moments and musings that stick
- Quick and easy cutting
- No exposed blade
- Includes 1 cutter
- K&Company Smash for the moments and musings that stick
Sizzix Texturz Accessory - Silicone Rubber
- Sizzix puts creativity in your hands
- Made in USA
- Designed for easy use
Sizzix 661671 Accessory, Quilling Tool Inspired by Tim Holtz
- Designed for making fast and easy dimensional flowers
- Perfect for quilling paper and other thin Materials
- Just insert the Outer end of your die-cut into the slotted tip of the quilling tool and roll toward the center following the arc of the spiral
- Features a comfortable handle grip for ease when working with a variety of Materials
Silhouette America CUT-MAT-12-3T Cameo 3 Mat, 1 Pack, White
Brother ScanNCut CAPSKIT1 Printable Sticker Starter Kit
- Just print your favorite image, cut and create your own design stickers and labels! Great for crafters, small business, and home use.
- 100 template images on ScanNCutCanvas plus the ability to create your own one-of-a kind stickers and labels!
- With laminate sheet: high-gloss, professional, and water resistant
- Repositionable on most plastic surfaces.
- For inkjet printers only.
Cricut Iron On Lite, Maize
- For use with all Cricut machines
- One 12" x 19" roll Cricut Iron-on Lite material in Maize, a golden yellow
- For best results, carefully follow the cutting and application instructions found within the Cricut Iron-on packaging
- Using the weeding tool found in the Cricut Tool Kit can make removing negative Cricut Iron-on film faster and easier
- For longest life, wash and dry the embellished item inside out
Silhouette America 8 Silhouette Portrait Cutting Mat, Medium, Blue
- Contains 1 cutting mat
- 8" x 12" cutting surface
- Compatible with all Silhouette cutting machines
Die Cutting Machines: Which One is Right for You?
Die cutting machines range in style and price. How do you know which one is right for you? Here are some quick views on prices and what machine does what, making it easier for you to decide.
Die cutting machines range in style and price. How do you know which one is right for you? Here are some quick views on prices and what machine does what, making it easier for you to decide.
Cuttlebug $75 (www.amazon.com)
This is the cheapest die cutting machine that's out there on the market. You have to purchase different dies and embossing folders to get different designs. You can find them as low as $5 and up to $50. The Cuttlebug can cut out shapes using the dies, which is always fun to play around with. You can also emboss your paper when you purchase the embossing folders. The Cuttlebug cuts 1-4 inches and will cut vellum, cardstock and foil paper. The Cuttlebug is also portable; it folds up and has a carrying handle. The only problem that people find is it takes forever to cut out small objects, letters and numbers.
Sizzix Big Shot (www.amazon.com)
A little more pricey than the Cuttlebug and that's because it does so much more. This machine cuts shapes as well as embosses. It runs you around $100 and each die and embossing folder will run between $5 and $60 each. This machine cuts 1-12 inches and will cut vellum, cardstock, glitter paper, felt, chipboard and magnet sheets. The one con about the big shot is the dies and embossing folders are large, meaning you will need a large storage space for these items if you plan on expanding your accessories.
Slice(www.amazon.com)
This machine is a little pricier then the Big Shot and it runs completely different. It cuts, embosses and as a bonus it also draws. It will cost you around $140 for the whole kit and the designs cards will cost between $40 and $50 each. One of the biggest cons of this machine is it only cuts up to 4 inches which doesn't give you a lot of options. You won't be able to complete any large pictures for your scrapbook page unless you can figure out a way to piece the shapes together. One of the pros is its very portable making it easy to take with you on your scrapbooking adventures.
Cricut Expression (www.amazon.com)
One of my personal favorites is the Cricut Expression. Its more pricy then the others running around $200 depending on what package you get. This machine will cut ½ inch up 23 inches. With a simple change in the blade and adjustments on the machine you can cut cardstock, vellum, chipboard, glitter paper, magnet paper, vinyl and even glass. You will need cartridges to get different shapes and letters which will run you anywhere from $20 to $90. You also need to have cutting mats to lay your material on that's going to be cut. While this one cost more, it's well worth the investment.
