What materials can Cricut cut

Certainly, Cricut machines can cut a variety of materials. Depending on the Cricut model you have, the options increase. In this post are the materials that the differents Circut machines can cut in general. To clarify, this is a guide that can provide inspiration on what material to use to create a project.

Adhesive materials

Above all, Cricut machines can cut adhesive materials, vinyl is the most commonly used. There are actually over 30 different types of vinyl that it can cut. In conclusion, some of the adhesive materials that Cricut machines can cut are:

• Adhesive vinyl
• Glitter vinyl
• Iron-vinyl
• Glitter iron-on
• Patterned iron-on
• Stencil vinyl
• Metallic vinyl
• Sticker paper
• Flocked vinyl
• Window cling
• Washi sheets

Paper

In addition, paper is the second most used material by crafters, with cardboard, metallic paper, cardboard and other materials the possibilities of making projects are endless. Certainly, with them it is possible to create toppers, paper handbags, advent calendars, and some more projects!

• Cardstock
• Thick cardstock
• Glitter cardstock
• Metallic paper
• Crepe paper
• Photo paper
• Copy paper
• Epoxy paper
• Wax paper
• Parchment paper
• Tatto paper
• Cellophane
• Vellum
• Craft foam
• Mat board

Hard materials

Especially the Cricut maker can cut so many materials beyond vinyl and paper is because the additional tools it is compatible with. In addition, It has several blades that for more information click HERE. Certainly, being able to cut these types of materials makes a difference, and expands your resources to create more projects!

• Chip board
• Wood veneer
• Balsa wood
• Magnets
• Rubber
• Thin metal sheets
• Cork

Fabrics

Above all, Cricut machines makes it possible to cut very intricate designs that are difficult to do by hand. And it is very useful especially if needing to repeat the same patterns over and over again. In addition to the possibility of cutting leather and different types of fabrics, it is possible to realize various projects such as Earrings, cord keepers, and some more!

• Bonded fabrics
• Suede fabric
• Leather
• Felt
• Tulle
• Organza
• Lace
• Silk
• Velvet
• Denim
• Burlap

To clarify, not all of these materials are compatible with all Cricut machines. Certainly, it is important to know the difference between each. HERE is a post that talks about the different Cricut machines on the market and above all details the material that each Cricut can handle.