Cricut
What is a Cricut?
A Cricut machine is a digital cutting and crafting tool that uses digital files to cut or draw on a variety of materials like paper, vinyl, fabric, and even wood. It works in conjunction with the Cricut Design Space software, which allows users to create designs, download templates, or upload their own designs.
Learn more about the Cricut:
Key Features and Capabilities
- Cutting: Cricut machines can cut intricate designs with precision, using a blade to cut through various materials.
- Drawing: Can draw with pens or other tools.
- Engraving and Debossing: Cricut Maker can also engrave or deboss materials.
- Material Compatibility: Cricut machines can work with a wide range of materials, including paper, cardstock, vinyl, fabric, leather, wood, and more.
- Design Space Software: Cricut Design Space allows users to create, customize, and manage their designs.
- Print then Cut: Some models can print designs and then precisely cut them out based on registration marks printed on the material.
What does the library provide:
- Cricut Maker 3
- Cricut Design Space- a large library of projects and steps to accomplish this project.
- Printer to use in conjunction with the Cricut
- Cricut Markers (calligraphy, colored, etc)
- Blades
- Rotary Blade
- Fine Point Blade
- Bonded Fabric Blade
- Scoring Wheel
- Debossing Tip
- Engraving Tip
- Perforation Blade
- Wavy Blade
- Foil Transfer Tool
- Standard Grip Mat
- Card Mat
- Cricut’s Basic Tool Set
What does the patron need to bring to use the Cricut?
- Materials to cut the projects on, such as cardstock, vinyl, etc
How to Use the Cricut in the Creative Hive
