Looking for double-sided adhesive paper

Jul '10 Pastor Joyce

I'm looking for 2-sided adhesive sheets to back paper I use to make lettering and other die-cuts from my Cricut. I know the paper exists. I just don't know the brand names or stores/sites that carry it.
Jul '10 Bxr-Linda

RE: Pastor Joyce: I'm looking for 2-sided adhesive sheets to back paper I use to make lettering and other die-cuts from my Cricut. I know the paper exists. I just don't know the brand names or stores/sites that carry it.

Xyron?
Jul '10 CMLeach

RE: Bxr-Linda: Xyron?
Bxr-Linda Said:
Xyron?

I agree with this. I use a Xyron X (similar to what I've linked below, but not that specific one). It works wonderfully for small letters, etc. Anything larger I can use my regular adhesives.
Jul '10 Sweet1

RE: CMLeach: Bxr-Linda Said: Xyron? I agree with this. I use a Xyron X (similar to what I've linked below, but not that specific one). It works wonderfully for small letters, etc. Anything larger I can use my regular adhesives.

3M makes a paper that's sold at J's that is adhesive backed and okay to use with Cricut machines. Is that what you are looking for? It's 8.5 X 11" but for the $$ I'd use regular cs or pp and then a Xyron or a Zig 2-way or even a tape runner on larger pieces.
Jul '10 Zimmy471

RE: Sweet1: 3M makes a paper that's sold at J's that is adhesive backed and okay to use with Cricut machines. Is that what you are looking for? It's 8.5 X 11" but for the $$ I'd use regular cs or pp and then a Xyron or a Zig 2-way or even a tape runner on larger pieces.

I have bought some from HSN that is DCWV and is adhesive backed. Worked very well in my cricut.
Jul '10 Here Kitty

RE: Zimmy471: I have bought some from HSN that is DCWV and is adhesive backed. Worked very well in my cricut.

here are some. I know that 3L also makes adhesive sheets that work well with cricuts and other cutters.
Jul '10 HisGEM

RE: Here Kitty: here are some. I know that 3L also makes adhesive sheets that work well with cricuts and other cutters.

I was also going to suggest a Xyron....you can run it through the Xyron first and then cut with the cricut. It does not gum up the blade, it cuts beautifully and it does not leave residue (in between the cuts with more detailed cuts). I do it all the time.
Jul '10 Schokok�sse

RE: HisGEM: I was also going to suggest a Xyron....you can run it through the Xyron first and then cut with the cricut. It does not gum up the blade, it cuts beautifully and it does not leave residue (in between the cuts with more detailed cuts). I do it all the time.

Something like Therm-O-Web? Don't know how big the sheets are, though.
Jul '10 Pastor Joyce

RE: Schokok�sse: Something like Therm-O-Web? Don't know how big the sheets are, though.

Thanks for all the suggestions. QuicKutz is what I had seen advertised.