HTVRONT Cutting Mats 12x12, 2 Pcs, Compatible with Cricut Maker/Explore

Very Very sticky.

Good product at good price.Works very well with Cricut infusible paper which is very tough to tackle .Recommend it to all cutting machine lovers

These HTVRONT 12x12 fabric grip mats as a reliable substitute for my Cricut Maker 3, and they have been an excellent addition to my studio. They are made of a high-quality, non-toxic PVC material that is completely odorless, which I really appreciate when I am working in my workshop for long periods. The stickiness is very effective—it grips fabric securely during the cutting process but releases it easily without leaving any sticky residue behind on my projects. These mats are durable and easy to clean, making them a much more cost-effective choice than many other options I have used in the past. They have performed beautifully for all my quilting and fabric projects, ensuring my cuts stay precise every time.

Not going to take any stars away for the inches being wrong cos I'm a miniature painter trying not to cut up my desk. It's really good quality, very thin and the metric units are correct; even has circle sizes in millimeters which let's me check the size of my circle bases. The fact it comes with 5 for $15 (sale) is insane. Just don't need to measure anything over 3 inches 😂

The standard mats are very sticky which means you’ll have a mat with good adhesion for more than just paper. I’ve owned several Cricut Machines for over 10 years and once upon a time there was only one type of mat.. green..none of this blue, pink, purple stuff that they get you to spend your money on. You had to make do with the green mat for everything. This mat works for chipboard, paper, fabric that has a backing like heat and bond, stencils to mention a few. If you feel it’s too sticky, grab an old worn t shirt or a micro towel anything with very little lint and pat the mat. It’ll take off some of the stickiness. The more you pat the more it’ll become less sticky. To me, the stickiness means I don’t have to go to a new mat anytime soon, nor do I have to restick the mat with liquid glue, spray, etc. The markings are the same as the Cricut mats so I don’t expect any issues with it. The thickness of the mat seems to be the same so I’d think it’ll last on average about the same as a Cricut mat. You can bend the mat a bit to get your project off. Not bend it 90 degrees but a nice gentle bend of the mat so that you can at least put your spatula underneath your project. The price is also a winner to me. I tend to have several mats going at once, usually 5 mats; 2-3 for paper, 1 for sticker paper, 1 for vinyl and this pricing makes it easy to replace worn mats. For mats I dedicate for sticker paper and vinyl I pat the mats with a microfiber cloth several times because I don’t want it as sticky as with paper. For cardstock, scrapbook paper I just Pat all around once or twice. If I ever use glitter Paper (which I rarely do) then it gets it’s own mat. That’s another tip I have.. don’t use one mat for all types of materials. Each material, ie vinyl, paper, fabric, etc., sticks differently and leaves residue behind differently on the mats. Paper leaves a ton of fiber on the mats even after cleaning them. You then put vinyl on that mat and your wondering why you have little bumps underneath. Also the amount of pressure and cuts will all affect the mats. If you’re looking for a light weight sticky mat try the “new improved Xenart standard mats”. I’ve ordered that brand in the past but they’ve recently reformulated their green mats with so little stick that I sent back the order. Personally I hope Htvront doesn’t change their formulation of their mats.

Perfect for fabric for the Cricut. Needed it to hold fabric to use with a heat erasable one on the Cricut and this worked perfectly. Easy to get the fabric off of. Can’t beat the price and quality!

Excellent product and cost effective compared to cricuts.

I bought these specifically for the light grip matt and to have an extra regular mat. After trying out the light grip it was actually sticker than my cricut brand regular mat. Everything I printed would be impossible to get off and tear. I gave up on trying to peel everything off and just left it. Be aware if you buy that these are WAY more sticky than than they should be. I don't plan on using either of them again since they are more of a hassle to work with.

nice and sticky

Recieved only 1 mat instead of 2