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There are few modern devices that have inspired at-home creativity like the Cricut cutting machine. On the outside, the original Cricut machines didn’t look much different from your everyday home computer printer. But thanks to software and the machine’s design, users could make a variety of fun Cricut projects—crafts, clothing, jewelry.
Want custom iron-ons for T-shirts, leather book covers, faux-leather bags, signs, reusable stencils, puzzles? The Cricut is limited only by one’s imagination. Many Cricut electronic cutting machines are sold in special bundles. Whatever designs and projects you’re passionate about, check to see if Cricut has a bundle suited for you.
These are some of the best Cricut machines on the market.
Variety of different bundles available
13 different cutting tools
Compatible with smart materials
Cost prohibitive compared to other models
Commercial-grade performance
Easy to set up
Makes hundreds of craft projects
Expensive
Produces lots of waste
Compatible with smart materials
Includes a variety of material bundles
Material bundles can be pricey
Heavy-duty sensors and powerful tools
Software allows for a variety of projects
Large, versatile design
One of the pricier options available
May not come with any instructions
Roller feed for vinyl and heavier materials
Quiet operation
Built-in scanner
Finding replacement materials can be difficult
May not come with any instructions
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