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FAQs

Can you actually make money with Cricut? ›

If you've ever wondered, “can I make money with my Cricut?” the answer is yes! Learn everything you need to know about starting a business selling the crafts you make with your Cricut Explore or Maker.

How hard is it to learn a Cricut machine? ›

That's not to say all the projects are easy, but the machine itself is intuitive. Through Cricut Design Space, the prompts for choosing the right material setting, cutting tool, and cutting mat help you with the process. There are lots of beginner level projects you can start with in Cricut Design Space.

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Why is my Cricut not cutting deep enough? ›

1) Make sure the blade is inserted correctly into the assembly. (The small "knife" end should be sticking out, not the cone point end.) 2) Make sure the blade depth is set at something deep enough to cut through cardstock, usually at least 4 or 5. 3) Make sure the pressure is set to high or maximum.

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Why is my Cricut not connecting to Bluetooth? ›

Ensure your Cricut machine is powered on and within 10-15 feet of your mobile device. Open Settings and then Bluetooth. Ensure that Bluetooth is ON and select your Cricut machine from the list of devices. Your Cricut machine is now paired for Bluetooth connection!

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What sells the most with Cricut? ›

Here's a rundown of some the bestselling Cricut project types:

Wedding décor and favors. Many couples are willing to spend a little extra to make their wedding memorable by having custom wedding décor and gifts. ...
Stickers and labels. ...
Party supplies. ...
Custom gifts. ...
Home décor. ...
Apparel. ...
Jewelry. ...
Stationary and cards.

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Can I legally sell Cricut designs? ›

Does Cricut own my artwork? 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.

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How long do Cricut blades last? ›

When asked, “How long do Cricut blades last?”, we think for a guideline you could start with, that at a minimum, you should change your blade every two months with average use of your Cricut machine. If you're cutting with it quite often, you might need to move that up to every six weeks.

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Do Cricut blades get dull? ›

Replace your blade with a new Cricut brand blade. Blades can become dull with use and replacing them with a new, sharp blade often solves this issue.

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What is the hardest cutting setting on Cricut? ›

You can adjust the cut pressure your Cricut cuts with from about 120 to over 300. You can also change the blade used to cut a material or the number of times it will cut.

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Why does my Cricut keep stopping in the middle of cutting? ›

This can happen if the blade encounters an irregularity in the material such as a knot or seam or other change in density; it can happen if there is too much dust or debris in the cut area; and it can happen if the blade dips into an overly deep gouge in the mat made by previous cuts.

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Is Cricut having issues today? ›

Current Cricut status is UP.

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How much do Cricut designers make? ›

The average Designer base salary at Cricut is $80K per year.

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What is the profit margin on Cricut? ›

Gross margin was 53.5%, up from 49.3% in Q2 2023. Operating income was $26.4 million, or 15.7% of total revenue compared to $19.3 million, or 10.8% of revenue in Q2 2023. Net income was $19.8 million, or 11.8% of revenue, and up 23% from Q2 2023. Net income in Q2 2023 was $16.0 million, or 9.0% of revenue.

Does Cricut make you pay monthly? ›

All other members may purchase their subscription through the Design Space app for iOS or Android only. Cricut Access subscriptions automatically renew at $9.99 monthly or $95.88 yearly (excl.

Is there a lot of waste with Cricut? ›

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. As someone who feels guilty every time she buys single-use plastic, it bothers me that there's so much waste involved with the Cricut process.

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