Cricut Projects You Can Make (2024)

FAQs

What do teachers use Cricut for? ›

Cricut significantly reduces the time spent on cutting, crafting, and designing materials for the classroom. Teachers have access to a large library of pre-made templates, fonts, and images which will save them a lot of time when creating materials.

Sign in to Design Space. Select New Project. From your Canvas, select Images on the design panel to the left. Select Free under Highlighted Categories.

Cricut Maker 3 is the most versatile Cricut machine, with additional tools and blades. It can cut 300+ materials. Cricut Maker 3 can cut Smart Materials. These clever crafting materials work without a cutting mat, so you can just load the material directly into your machine and go.

Cricut has an "Angel Policy" that permits you to sell finished products made with Cricut machines, tools, accessories, and software. However, there are some restrictions: Designs marked with a green "a" are part of Cricut's Image Library Subscription.

Not only can you write on paper using your Cricut, but you can write on other materials like wood, canvas, or fabric too. To write with your Cricut machine, create a text box and select a font and color for your writing. Choose filters in the design space to program your Cricut to write.

Cricut Access subscriptions automatically renew at $9.99 monthly or $95.88 yearly (excl. taxes) until canceled. Cancel at any time. No cash value.

Design Space (our full-featured design app that connects to any Cricut smart cutting machine) is free and you can jump in right away to start making. With Access, you get all the perks listed above. Those new to Cricut can (and we highly recommend) take advantage of the free 30-day trial to Access.

Each week Cricut make around 1,000 images in Design Space free for the week. You can find these under Highlighted Categories. Click on Free, to discover the selection of images that have been chosen for that period. Remember that if you use these images in projects after the free week is up, you may be charged.

The Maker 3 is now the most expensive of the five Cricut cutting machines, so the question you may ask is, “Is the Maker 3 worth the extra money?” The answer depends on if you need to use the extra tools like the knife blade and rotary blade or not, in my opinion. Most people just cut paper and vinyl and don't need it.

You can go ahead and throw at least 1/2 of it away. Why? That's the amount of material that gets wasted when you cut out designs. After cutting, you have to peel away the "negative space," and there's really nothing you can do with the excess material besides throw it out.

Which Cricut cuts the fastest? ›

Cricut Venture is the largest cutting machine offered by Cricut, able to cut up to 75 feet of repeated images. It is also the company's fastest machine with a cutting speed of up to 25 inches per second, allowing users to get more done in less time.

You shall not copy, capture, reproduce, distribute, transmit, broadcast, display, sell, license, or otherwise exploit any Content for any other purposes without the prior written consent of Cricut or the respective licensors of the Content.

No, Cricut does not own your artwork. You can sell your artwork elsewhere, too. Keep in mind that once your artwork is submitted and approved though, it will remain in Design Space.

If you're a dedicated Cricut maker, you can earn money selling crafts locally, on an online marketplace, or through your own ecommerce website. If you're excited by the thought of turning your hobby into a source of income, you might be ready to start your own Cricut business.

Apply: Visit our Cricut For Schools website and complete the application form to express your interest in the program. Complete training: Once accepted, you'll be instructed to complete the Cricut Learn training modules, which you can complete at your own pace.

These cool—albeit pricey—crafting machines are heralded by DIY enthusiasts, as they allow you to cut out all sorts of intricate, customized designs from materials like sticky vinyl and paper, and with certain add-ons, you can even create iron-on decals for clothing and other fabric.