Innovation in crafting: Unveiling the Cricut Explore

Introducing the Cricut Explore: A Revolutionary Cutting Machine

The Cricut Explore, a new cutting machine developed by the company Cricut, was recently launched in Salt Lake City, UT. This innovative device is set to hit the market in mid-March, with an exclusive release on the Home Shopping Network in mid-February.

The Cricut Explore is designed to operate quietly, making it ideal for use in the same room as a television without disturbing the sound. This feature, combined with its versatile capabilities, makes it an attractive addition to any crafting enthusiast's toolkit.

The product launch event showcased the Cricut Explore in various themed rooms, including New York (accessories), California (beach totes), and Utah (rustic chic). Attendees had the opportunity to network with bloggers and engage in fun activities such as DIY plate chargers, a bingo card menu, a pie bar, a lipstick bar, and an instaprint machine that printed pictures with the hashtag #explorecricut.

One of the standout features of the Cricut Explore is its Smart Set Dial, which allows for easy material selection. It can sketch, score, and cut all in one swoop, and it has the ability to work with a wide variety of materials, including fabric, construction paper, light glitter paper, kraft paper, silk, Cricut magnet, and more. The device also comes with a grey carrying tote and includes built-in storage caddies for tools and a magnetic strip inside one cubby to store different blades.

The Cricut Explore is priced at $299 and allows users to upload all of their existing cartridges to their Cricut image library. This machine is set to revolutionise the way crafting is done, offering a seamless and efficient experience for all.

We invite our readers to share their experiences with Cricut machines or other cutting machines, as well as their desired materials and projects. Let's celebrate the creativity that the Cricut Explore brings to the table and embrace the exciting possibilities it offers for the future of crafting.