We have the Cricut Maker 3 which can cut vinyl, cardstock, and fabric.

There is the Cricut Heat Press to create designs on t-shirts, bags, and other fabric items

We also have the Cricut Mini Heat Press which is good for smaller designs on more complex shaped items.

We have the Cricut Mug Press for designing glass mugs or tumblers.

The Cricut Hat Press is great for both baseball caps and beanies.

To use the Cricut Machines, you must do the workshops or reserve a time to use the Cricut.

There are several Cricut machines that are irons and can get as hot as 450 degrees Fahrenheit. We will provide gloves if asked, otherwise you are responsible for being aware of how hot the machine is, placing it correctly over the butcher paper on your project, and returning it back to its cooling stand.

The Library will provide Cricut tools, and you can purchase some vinyl or cardstock during your project consultation.

Supplies are limited, and they are first come first serve.

Supplies will not be put on hold for projects. If you purchase any supplies, you will receive them upon purchasing them.

It is recommended for larger projects that you bring your own supplies.

Cricut materials can be found at any craft store such as Hobby Lobby and Michaels. Walmart and Target also carry some Cricut materials, though they are more limited.

You can make designs in Cricut Design Space. You can also upload your own designs.

Creator Tip: If you're stumped, use Canva to create a design and download it as a transparent PNG then upload it to Cricut Design Space.

For the best results, we recommend using an SVG or PNG file, however Cricut Design Space will work with a variety of file types such as JPG, DXF, GIF, and BMP.

The maximum cut size for the Cricut Maker is 11.5 in x 23.5 in (29.2 cm x 59.6 cm) on a 12 in x 24 in mat.