When is it necessary to use cut liness. I'm fairly new to this business, I started out cutting vinyl, got that down. (I'm using the Cameo) Now i've started cutting out heat transfer paper and it has been a bit challenging. I'm not sure when to use CUT STYLE. Today I cut something and part of it cut and the other part didn't cut. So what I'm asking is how do i know when to use the CUT STYLE, like cut edge, cut, no cut. This is my 1st experience with this. Thank you all in advance for your help.
Is it always necessary to use cut lines vs no cut?
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