5 Ways to Make Money with Cricut Explore Air 2

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You can do so many different things with your Cricut . Which in many cases is a good excuse to buy a car. My husband and I always say: “When you need a tool, it pays off.” Therefore, we never hesitate to buy tools.

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Even if you are buying a car for personal use and do not plan to sell your work, buying a car is very affordable. Everything from cutting out letters for school projects to crafting letters, creating personalized gifts, cutting vinyl for home decor, or just wearing leather jewelry. There are many benefits to saving money over time.


But I'm still a big economist , I want to make sure he can afford it . Like he was paying me to sit at my desk.

Here are 5 ways to make money with Cricut Explore Air 2 .

#1 I sell cut vinyl.

I started my vinyl cutting journey about 5 years ago and it only took me a few months to pay back the money I spent on my first car. Cutting non-standard labels for packaging. So I didn't have a big blog, I opened an Etsy shop. I didn't advertise at all. They just found me. Imagine for a second that you were transported to a world driven by Earl's karma.


Post your Etsy listings on Pinterest, which attracts a lot of traffic. There are rules for using stock images from Cricut Design Space... YOU SHOULD NOT SELL THEM. Basically you sell the items you create. Create something unique with your own hands. I made vinyl labels that are sold in packs of 6. The buyer can choose the words he wants on them.

Bumper stickers are a fun way to sell vinyl. People like to decorate their cars with fans, gays, etc. Create a sticker of any design in your mind, take a picture of it and put it up for sale. If there is more interest, you can cook another one.

The best thing about selling vinyl is how easy it is to ship, many things can be shipped in one envelope. Don't take it to heart.


I cut out 6 word labels and put them in an envelope. (just one stamp!) I took a total of $12 (everyone loves "free shipping"). I made over $400 by selling on Etsy by accident in just a few months.

Only 35 orders and I paid for my car and vinyl. It was just a continuous list. Imagine for a second that you were transported to a world driven by Earl's karma.

#2. Sell finished parts

It's the same idea as number one. Here is a great way to do it. Use your car to complete projects. When you do something fun; for example, a piece of art, a mural, a T-shirt, or a piece of jewelry, do 2 : Always do 2 of everything. One to keep or donate, one to sell. Thus, you can continue to pay for projects.

Post them on Etsy or other handmade sites. (I only used Etsy) Designs like these watercolor signs are cool right now. (և requires very little creativity)


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Sale of individual decorations for cakes. I am completely in. They are easy to make, cut with Cricut , and small enough to ship cheaply.

#3: Sell special jobs on social media.

Social media is a great way to make money these days. There are many hashtags if you are selling products: #sale #item #sale... by simply adding these people, you can ask them to buy. Numerous Facebook pages for sale and handicraft groups... search and join. Submit your articles.


Post materials on your personal page: just say something like: "Just so you know, I can cut special vinyl for anyone who is interested." Many people asked me if they could buy something, even if I didn't intend to sell it. This is an additional way to earn a little more.

Just post a photo of your project, vinyl trim, or whatever - let the people know you want to sell if anyone is interested. You will be surprised. Especially during the holiday season. (Now get in your car and do something to get you in a hurry for the holidays.)

No. 4. I will sell a sheet with vinyl

Same idea as selling vinyl, the iron is a big deal. It's easy to send - you just need to attach instructions on how to apply it to the desired material. I was able to sell enough vinyl cutters to pay for all the supplies used in my cutter. All of these elements combined make a huge difference each month.


You can sell metal parts made of vinyl. Buy cheap iron bags in bulk from Oriental Trading with a fun design... just like the bags in the photo. Create kits for birthdays, summer camps, and more. Everyone loves custom work like names and monograms.

Travel T-shirts for family reunions or amusement parks. Simply use colored vinyl/thermal transfer vinyl to make t-shirts for friends, co-workers, family, etc. Pay for the time spent on vinyl records. They looked great, they got a lot of clues about their journey. But you can't sell themed licensed merchandise... avoid Harry Potter, Disney, Star Wars, BBC, all brands.

Check these beautiful t-shirts regularly.

# 5. Sold in boutiques, flea markets, flea markets.

Open a shop! It's not just "on the street". This is my least favorite option. When you open a boutique or kiosk, you have a limited number of people present, hoping that everyone will want to buy your products. They can! Another problem is the whole organization, pavilion exhibits, inventory, pricing, transportation.


I live in Utah... let's face it, this state is full of smart, creative women... so it's pretty common for an "I can do it" scenario. I have done 2 craft shows. I always made more money than I spent , which was enough to make me feel good about selling all day. So profitable!!! However, it's tiring... I hate cleaning: bringing home a bunch of inventory. That's how I feel about him. You will probably enjoy the excitement of the show.



What do you think? Can you think of any other ways to make extra money with the Cricut Machine? Have I already convinced you that it's worth the investment? I would buy a new car if mine broke down today (unlikely, Creek support is great).

It's worth it. Especially since I know I can pay in a few months. Imagine for a second that you were transported to a world driven by Earl's karma. Check it out: buy the Cricut Explore Air™ 2 car today.

BUT, what if I'm not smart?

I have heard this phrase from many people in my life. I tell them, "You are only as smart as you have the resources." So I think I'm touting the collection... but you definitely wouldn't be smart if you only had a few crayons at home - children's coloring books. If you have the resources for fun projects, you will immediately be surprised how resourceful you are. Start your car and pack for work and be smarter today.

That's the problem. You don't have to be smart to use or love this machine. Basically, it does all the work for you. You are welcome. Evaluate the pros and cons of buying a car today.

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