A Cricut Explore 3 review from a long time Cricut crafter. Learn what you can do with the new machine! This is a sponsored post on behalf of Cricut, however all opinions and images are my own. In ...

In June 2021, Cricut released two new machines, including a redesigned and upgraded version of the Explore Air 2 — which I've been using for the past year and a half — called the Explore 3 ($300).

Cricut makes two full-size smart cutting machines with different capabilities. Both the Explore 3 and Maker 3 cut materials like vinyl, cardstock, and heat-transfer vinyl.

The Cricut Explore 3 with Smart Vinyl loaded in. Image source: Chris Hachey for BGR The Cricut Explore 3 looks similar to its predecessor, the Cricut Explore Air 2, with its long yet sleek design.

And if that isn’t enough, you can pay for a Cricut Access membership (starting at $9.99 a month) that opens up over 200,000 images and “thousands” of projects.

The machines will be available starting on February 28th, 2025. They’ll still start at $249.99 for the Cricut Explore 4, and at $399.99 for the Cricut Maker 4, and both will be available in sage ...

The Cricut Maker 3 is just as easy for beginners to learn as the Cricut Explore 3. It’s also the quietest machine we tested, and it’s one of the few machines that can cut fabric without ...

Cricut, the maker of popular precision cutting machines, claims that their Explore Air 2 can help you make flawless cuts on almost all of your crafting projects. According to the […] ...

For most Cricut projects, you’ll need to use an adhesive cutting mat (Cricut’s software doesn’t allow the Explore 3 to cut designs any longer than 6 inches without a mat).