Cricut Joy™ Card Mat, 4.5" x 6.25", Blue

This mat is a game changer and a "must have" for card making. This mat enables you to write on the inside of cards, cut out designs on the fronts of cards, address envelopes and enhances your overall card making. The mat is durable and is super sticky. It has guidelines and measurements to help align your material on the mat. I use this mat each time I make a card and always have a couple of these mats in my stash of supplies.

Great material Good stick Does the needed job with ease Strongky recommend

The mat is a must have for me. Makes card making a breeze.

Worked well for my card making projects. It was really easy to use.

It was actually really useful for when I had to make cards for an event I was planning. I definitely will be buying a bigger one though.

exactly what its supposed to be.

Perfect for making cards on the go. I like using my cricut joy making cards. The mat lasts for a long time making cards. It's perfect.

Because it is what I was looking for. The quality of the brand, good price and did not have to wait a week or more to get it shipped from the company.

Must press very firmly to get a clean cut, then very slowly and carefully remove the card. Too many cards have been damaged by neglecting one or the other.

Overview: great product if you love material that only work for up to 5 cards and then make sure you have tape available. If you're looking for something that lasts (even knowing that *eventually* the card will become less sticky), look elsewhere. I made lovely Valentine's Day cards and was in the midst of making a batch of birthday cards when all of a sudden my card stopped sticking and a card was ruined when the blade dragged my card around as it was cutting. As I had only made 5 cards before this one, I thought it was my fault and that I hadn't pressed the card firmly enough to the sticky mat - yes it was still sticky to the touch and the card seemed to be secure. So I tried again, making sure to really press the entire area of the card to the mat and triple checking a secure hold. Yet again, despite pausing the cutting multiple times, the card continued to move and another card was ruined. I finally had to use scotch tape to keep the third attempt in place. It worked great! I just hope the tape doesn't ruin my blade! Yes I used the Cricut tools to get the cutouts off the mat and no I did not touch the sticky surface with my fingers or is there any way that oils or any liquid got on the surface.