The Ultimate Guide to Cricut Mats

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Cricut Explore & Maker Mat Sizes:

Cricut Joy Mat Sizes:

Materials for LightGrip Mats • scrapbook paper • copy paper • vellum • crepe paper • light cardstock • iron on vinyl • vinyl • wrapping paper • washi tape

Materials for StandardGrip Mats • cardstock • vinyl • iron on vinyl • acetate • window cling • textured paper • patterned paper • faux leather/suede

Materials for StrongGrip Mats • glitter cardstock • posterboard • leather • bonded fabric • chipboard • basswood / balsa • matboard

Materials for FabricGrip Mats • all fabric • felt Use with Cricut Maker's Rotary Blade

Remove materials by bending the mat away from your material

And use the spatula to carefully lift the project off the mat.

Use the scraper to clean scraps off your Cricut mat.

Learn even more about Cricut Mats on the blog!