Cricut 2003847 Machine Mat Variety Pack, 30.5 cm x 61 cm (12″ x 24″) (3 ct), Multi, 12 x 24

Cricut Standard Cutting Mats Cricut Cutting Mats have been customised to match commonly used crafting materials. Each has just the right level of grip to hold your material firmly in place during cutting and allows easy removal of the material. These Cricut Cutting Mat work with the Cricut Explore Machine, Cricut Maker Machine. To ensure best performance, use the recommended material types on each of the mats: Cardstock, Pattern Paper, Embossed Cardstock, Iron-on and Vinyl. Cricut Self-Healing Cutting Mats Pretty up your workspace with this extra-thick, double-sided, self-healing cutting mat. Enjoy more creative cutting options with multi-angled grid lines on one side and more inspiration with a decorative print on other. Easy-to-read numbers on wide 1″ border for use with rotary cutters and precision blades. Combining equal parts personality and functionality, this double-sided, self-healing cutting mat will inspire your creative imagination and provide the perfect cutting surface for all of your projects. With a delightfully decorative print on one side, you’ll love the splash of colour it brings to your workspace, even when you’re not working. Keep your cuts clean and enjoy more creative cutting options with multi-angled grid lines. Extend your mat life with the extra-thick surface, which prevents blade cut-through. Cricut Cutting Mat Tips Keep the clear film cover on the mat when storing to keep mat free from paper scraps and dust. Use the scraper to scrape away excess pieces and the spatula to carefully remove cut images. Check you are using a Cricut branded Cutting Mat, specifically for the Cricut Maker. Check that the Cricut Maker Cutting Mat has been inserted correctly using the arrow feed button (first button on the left) Please ensure that you do not rip out the Cutting Mat after it’s been recognised. Any further problems, refer to Cricut Help on the Design Space Menu. Use Spatula Keep the clear film cover on the mat when storing to keep mat free from paper scraps and dust. Use the scraper to scrape away excess pieces and the spatula to carefully remove cut images. To ensure best performance use the recommended material types. Light Clean Give your mat a light cleaning when it loses some of its stickiness. In order to keep your mat sticky for as long as possible, it’s a good idea to clean it regularly. First scrape it off with a plastic scraper, either Cricut brand or any other type of hard plastic scraper. Then wipe an alcohol-free baby wipe or roll a lint roller over the surface. A lint roller is usually stickier than the mat, so it’s able to remove any debris that is stuck to the mat. The baby wipes are able to gently wet down the surface and remove debris without damaging the mat. Rub Mat Down Rub the surface with soap and water. If you have used your mat repeatedly and it is really lacking stickiness, the surface may need a light scrub. Put a small amount of dish soap and warm water over the surface and scrub it lightly with a soft brush. Then rinse the surface off with warm water. If you want to use a sponge on the surface, try a Magic Eraser. This type of sponge will be gentle enough on the surface and it is good at removing residue. Spray & Dry Mat Spray a degreaser on the mat. If your mat is very dirty and has no stickiness left, you will need to use a stronger cleaner. Degreasers will cut through whatever is on the surface and remove it. However, they can leave a residue, so the mat needs to be cleaned with soap and water after using a degreaser. Using a strong degreaser may diminish the stickiness of the mat. However, you can replenish the stickiness after it is clean and dry.Let the mat air dry. Once clean, put the mat on a drying rack or hang it up so that both sides of it are able to dry completely.

3 reusable machine mats, 30.5 cm x 61 cm (12″ x 24″)

Cut all the essentials, from delicate paper to heavier specialty materials

Formulated for best possible adhesion and longest life

For Cricut Maker and Cricut Explore cutting machines