Circle Cutters????

[Disney Ontario]

Hi. Does anyone have the circle cutter made by Making Memories? It looks like a pro-tractor that cuts instead of marks.I was thinking of getting one ,some where when we go shopping in Niagara Falls Buffalo. Does Joanne Fabrics have them? If so how much?

 

[KerTggr]

So I have tried TONs of circle cutters in my scrapbooking time and honestly, the best one I found is from Creative Memories. Usually I'm not a big FAN of their stuff (since their 12x12 books are strapbound and not really 12x12 when you take into account their borders), but their shape cutter is AWESOME!!! What I particularly like is that you don't have to give much resistance or hold the picture in place when cutting. ALso, they have a large range of sizes AND can utilize other shapes (I made a Walk of Magical Memories layout with the hexagon one).

 

[graygables]

The MM design is very similar to what CM had 8-10 years ago (only their "mat" was a piece of glass...try hauling THAT to a crop! ) It was OK, but a lot of work. I *really* like the new CM cutting system, *BUT* the sizes are limited, even with the different blades. Coluzzle is very good, but you do have to make that extra snip. I also have the Circle Scissor which feels like a Spirograph and cuts a huge variety of circles, but I never crop photos with it b/c it's too unpredictable (slips around a bit on smaller paper). If I had to choose just one, I'd go with Coluzzle myself.