Cricut
Cricut Inc designs and builds a creativity platform that enables users to turn ideas into professional-looking handmade goods. With its connected machines, design apps and accessories, and materials, the users create everything from personalized birthday cards, mugs and T-shirts to large-scale interior decorations. It has two segments including the Platform segment which derives revenue from monthly and annual subscription fees, purchases of digital content, and a minimal amount of the revenue allocated to unspecified future upgrades and enhancements related to the essential software and access to the Company's cloud-based services and Products segment which derives revenue from the sale of its connected machine hardware, and sale of craft, DIY, home decor products and extensions.www.cricut.com
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Sep 10, 2026
Ginger HaithcoxHOST
I was one of those early adopters of that silhouette vinyl cutter.
Ginger HaithcoxHOST
Some of y'all have the Cricut and then you get the heat press and then you get the special spot.
Ginger HaithcoxHOST
Then you get the little transfers and then you buy the wholesale shirts and everything.
Ginger HaithcoxHOST
But if you're making 250 shirts, you're creating a production department, right? This is not small volume when you're doing it for your entire competition team, plus all of your recreational dancers, plus all your recital shirts, right? You're counting supplies, equipment, inventory, storage.
TrevorCORRESPONDENT
Odenton has Flicks and Snips, watching movies and doing papercraft.
TrevorCORRESPONDENT
And Bushinopolis has Makerspace Training with their Cricut machine.
TrevorCORRESPONDENT
Tuesday, Glen Burnie has Little Engineers Constructive Play.
TrevorCORRESPONDENT
Discoveries has a homeschool art club.
AbbieHOST
Got the T-shirt.
AbbieHOST
Bought a whole fucking Cricut machine for my wedding.
LaurenHOST
Yeah, but you have branched out and you have used it for other things.
AbbieHOST
Yeah.
AbbieHOST
And I ha- we, I had one before, so I had a little Cricut Joy-
LaurenHOST
Yeah
AbbieHOST
... that actually was my mum's.
LaurenHOST
Cute.
ChaosHOST
They said, my backpack looks like that.
ChaosHOST
Because I have a Cricut, so I cut out, you know, all the vinyl and iron it onto my backpack.
ChaosHOST
And it looks so tacky.
ChaosHOST
And people go, oh, my God.
Natalie ProsperGUEST
It was before I started sewing and it was before I started screen printing as well.
Natalie ProsperGUEST
So I was mostly like working with the Cricut and like a heat press at the time and heat pressing stuff on that way.
Natalie ProsperGUEST
And I don't know.
Natalie ProsperGUEST
It just wasn't capturing the essence of what I wanted to give.
Katie Pehler LeGereGUEST
Sometimes I do some crocheting.
Katie Pehler LeGereGUEST
Brenda does Cricut items.
Katie Pehler LeGereGUEST
Gotcha.
Katie Pehler LeGereGUEST
And then we also have about eight consignors that
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Brenda JacobsGUEST
So like I make stuff out of cardstock.
Brenda JacobsGUEST
Okay.
Brenda JacobsGUEST
With my Cricut, one of the things I really like doing is it's like a 3D picture.
Chris JacobsonHOST
Okay.
Brad BrockHOST
We got, we just got some, these sunglasses in.
Brad BrockHOST
Um, the first batch of sunglasses, I, I used a Cricut, and I, and I Cricutted out the Jams and Cocktails letters, and I put it on there, and I, I hated myself.
Brad BrockHOST
I did 20 of them, and I thought I was gonna die, and then I would see people out in the world wearing them, and, like, half the letters were gone, and I was like-
Kevin McLaughlinPANELIST
Oh
Fox MapleGUEST
I don't know if Aubrey or Ashley is in that chat at this point, but-
Brad BrockHOST
Aubrey is
Fox MapleGUEST
... you just said Cricut, and Aubrey, I, for the longest time that Ashley would text me about that thing, I thought it was pronounced Crycut.
Kevin McLaughlinPANELIST
[laughs] Crycut.
Delores NaskrentHOST
... industry of laser cutting and all of those-
Kaylie EdwardsHOST
Cricut machines.
Kaylie EdwardsHOST
Yeah
Delores NaskrentHOST
... people buy SVG patterns and they create a product.
Delores NaskrentHOST
Absolutely.
Delores NaskrentHOST
And then of course there's Etsy's rules about computerized tools.
Delores NaskrentHOST
So if you use a Cricut or a laser cutter or any sort of CNC machine or a 3D printer to make the physical product, Etsy says the design itself needs to be your original work, so you can't buy a pattern technically, this is what they're saying, is you can't buy the pattern and then cut out the product and sell it as your own product.
Kaylie EdwardsHOST
Yeah.
Chris PickettHOST
But, you know, it's it's smart to try to expand out as much as your capacity allows for.
Chris PickettHOST
And, you know, especially to your point, Justin, there's also a lot of like prosumer kind of options for like, like I'm thinking of like Cricut or, you know, home laser engravers, home 3D printers.
Chris PickettHOST
There's all these kinds of ways that people can access that.
Chris PickettHOST
Whereas maybe 20, 25 years ago, it was a lot less accessible.
MattmanHOST
Yeah.
Fat BoyHOST
Uh, the Cricut, the Cricut's over here.
MattmanHOST
Ew.
Fat BoyHOST
I don't use that.
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