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Cricut Explore Air 2 (Blue) - Ultimate Starter Set - Includes Mini Heat Press, Heat Press Mat, Machine Mats, Weeder Tool, & Materials Sampler (Iron On, Sportflex Iron On, Vinyl, Transfer Tape)

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Color: Blue


Style: Ultimate Starter Kit


Features

  • START YOUR VINYL & IRON ON PROJECTS - Includes Cricut Explore Air 2 Cutting Machine, EasyPress Mini Heat Press, Heat Press Mat, Machine Mats (3ct), Weeder Tool, & Materials Sampler
  • MATERIALS SAMPLER - Everyday Iron On HTV (Conflower, Bright Teal & Gold), Sportflex Iron On (Red & Silver), Holographic Vinyl (Opal & Red), Premium Vinyl (Black, Pink Flamingo, Blue Calico, & Silver), & Transfer Tape
  • ART AND CRAFT CUTTING MADE SIMPLE, EVEN FOR BEGINNERS - Designed with simplicity and value in mind, bust out your DIY dreams and create fresh styles for your T-shirts, home decor, and more with the Cricut Explore Air 2 classic cutting machine
  • DESIGN APP WITH ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES Use with Cricut Design Space, our free app to kickstart & customize your projects. Design Space assists you through selecting your materials & utilizing the right tools. (iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac)
  • ACCESS TO BEGINNERS GUIDES, EXPERT-LED COURSES & WORKSHOPS Build the skills to create w/ confidence w/ the Learning Plan built into Design Space upon registering your machine. Well walk you through everything you need to know to get started on day 1.
  • NO STRESS HEAT PRESS Control temperature up to 400 oF (205 oC) and set the timer to take on just about any heat transfer project. Featuring an advanced heat plate design with a ceramic-coated surface, the press heats up in under 2 minutes.

Brand: Cricut


Material: Vinyl


Color: Blue


Operation Mode: Automatic


Print media: Fabric


Date First Available: May 16, 2023


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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 14, 2017 by Reviewer
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Color: Mint Style: Machine
Works great , needles dull out pretty fast imo. But it works great. Color is spot on...got the heat press to match.
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