Reply to "What's Your Favorite Stencil-Cutting Machine?"

Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life

I have a Silhouette machine, but I found quite the opposite of what Beth found: that it wouldn't cut through even thin acetate, even at the highest settings. (I may have a different model than Beth, but the Silhouette folks told me they don't have a food-safe - or non-food-safe - acetate that they recommend for their machines either.) So upon recommendation of another cookier who sells stencils, I invested in stronger die. I have yet to try them in the machine. My first experience with it was very frustrating.

8/14/1410:01 PM

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