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Wondering what Materials You Can Cut with Cricut? Check out all these super awesome projects made with so many different materials & cut with Cricut.
Did you know that the Cricut Explore Air 2 can cut more than just paper or vinyl? While they are REALLY great at cutting both those things, the Cricut is more than a 2 trick pony. I can’t believe just how many things can be cut & created with this fun little machine. So if you have ever wondered What different materials can I cut with Cricut? I thought I would put together some of my absolute favorites that are truly inspiring! Check out these Materials You Can Cut with Cricut!
Materials You Can Cut with Cricut
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Cardstock – I used cardstock to create a paper flower wreath & these super cute cupcake wrappers for a summer pool party.
Vinyl – Like my friend Katie used here to make this car window decal.
Washi Paper – I cut out cardstock & then did a matching cut in washi paper (basically a giant sheet of washi tape). Then I stuck the washi paper cut down to the cardstock cut & created this super cute pinwheel-shaped banner for the pool party decor. It was simple- thanks to the Cricut.
Window Cling – Yep, you can make all sorts of fun little things with that stuff! Right?! Check out this from my friend Jill.
Wood Veneer – Yep- can you believe it? You can use your Cricut to cut out thin wood & create beautiful things like these earrings shared by Consumer Crafts.
Faux Leather – like my friend Steph did here when she made these awesome earrings. This project is on my list for sure!
Cork – How cool is that? You can use it to cut out cork for things like these coasters.
Iron-On Vinyl – This is probably the thing I cut the most with mine. I love creating fun shirts with all the fun things my family wants. Custom shirts in just a few minutes can’t be beat.
Adhesive Foil – Fun party cups & decorations came be made quickly with a sheet of adhesive foil & the Cricut.
There’s also printable magnet sheets, printable fabric, printable vinyl, printable sticker paper, foil acetate & craft foam! Can you believe how many things this one little machine can cut? I’m more & more impressed with it every time I use it.
Materials You Can Cut with Cricut
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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.
Leslie says
So many fun projects! I don’t have a cricut, but I do have a similar machine. It’s probably time to unbury it…thanks so much for sharing at the #happynowlinkup!