Cricut Light Grip Adhesive Machine Cutting Mats - 12 in x 12 in, 6 Count

Great deal for a package of 6! I use these to print and cut vinyl stickers. The paper sticks to the mat enough to keep it from sliding around during the cut, but everything is easy to peel off when it's done.

Using mostly varying weights of cardstock along with some patterned paper the standard grip cutting mat works great and lasts for cut after cut without fail. It releases the paper easily by just flipping the mat upside down and rolling the mat off the paper or cardstock without causing curling to you cut. I will continue buying the standard grip mats for all my future projects.

Who doesn't love a great deal on their favorite mats? I love stocking up when they're on sale. The Cricut mats last me so much longer than the generic mats.

If you're working with any heavier duty materials this is a must! The adhesive on these mats make it so easy for me to cut out heavier cardstock, poster board, and wood crafts I have worked on. Can't wait to try out more materials!

Love the quality of the Cricut mats and they last for much longer than other cutting mats on the market

The 12 x 12 green mat is my favorite. I like when I can buy in bulk at a good price so I don't worry about running out.

My mats were getting old and not so sticky anymore. I toyed with the idea of trying to wash them, but am so glad I didn't! I forgot how great a fresh new mat could be - night and day difference!

I wish these lasted forever but I know they don't - even washing them to last longer and they do. ordered extras as replacements for the mats that lived a long life!

These mats are great for the first 10-12 cuts and then they loose their stickiness. Whe washed carefully they last another 3-4 cuts. I've been with Cricut from the beginning with the 6” mats. They used to last a very long time. At least triple what these mats do now but had a strong odor. The odor is gone and so is the stickiness. Poor quality.

Love the mats but are they thinner? I've recently started using a new Maker 3 and the mats seems to be warping on the sides and there's a definite edge marking on the underside of the mats from the feed rollers on each side. I have been using the blue mats previously and had not seen this happening. Like the grip for cardstock with the green mats rather than the blue but wondered if it was a difference in the mat thickness?