The Cricut Club Membership: A New Way to Learn, Create and Have Fun With Your Cricut Machine!
- Emma

- 3 days ago
- 6 min read
If you love your Cricut machine but sometimes find yourself wondering what to make next, getting stuck in Design Space or wishing you had someone to ask when something goes wrong, I have something very exciting for you. The Cricut Club is now a monthly membership for Cricut crafters who want to learn new skills, discover new projects and get more from their Cricut machine, all while being part of a friendly community of fellow crafters.
You might already know The Cricut Club from my Cricut Club Handbook, our collection of Cricut badge guides and the projects I've shared over the years. The membership is the next chapter of The Cricut Club, giving us a place to keep learning and creating together long after you've mastered the basics.
For £7.50 a month, members get access to a private online Cricut community, new monthly content, exclusive Cricut projects and SVG files, badge challenges, workshops and our very own Cricut Club zine. In other words, it's designed to give you a reason to get your Cricut out and actually use it!

What is The Cricut Club membership?
The Cricut Club membership is an online Cricut community and monthly crafting membership designed to help you learn, make and level up your Cricut skills.
I created it because I know that owning a Cricut machine can be both incredibly exciting and, sometimes, incredibly overwhelming. There are so many materials, tools, blades, techniques and Design Space features to discover that it can be difficult to know where to start. Then, once you've mastered the basics, there is the opposite problem: you've made everything you can think of and you're looking for fresh Cricut project ideas!
That's where The Cricut Club comes in.
Each month has its own Cricut theme or skill, giving you something new to learn and a collection of projects to try. Rather than simply watching tutorials and saving hundreds of ideas to Pinterest, you'll have a reason to sit down at your machine and put those skills into practice.
The membership is hosted on Skool, giving The Cricut Club its own dedicated online community where members can chat, share their makes, ask questions and take part in the monthly challenges and activities.

A new Cricut skill to learn every month
One of my favourite parts of The Cricut Club is our badge system (it's like adult Cricut brownies!). If you've got The Cricut Club Handbook, you'll already know that I love turning Cricut skills into little challenges that you can work towards.
The membership takes this idea even further.
Every month we'll focus on a different Cricut skill or crafting theme, and members will get a new badge guide to work through. The guides are designed to help you learn the techniques behind the skill, understand the materials and tools you need, and then put everything you've learnt into practice.
You'll also have projects to make as part of the experience, so you're not just learning about a technique, you're actually using it.
Whether you're completely new to a particular Cricut technique or you've been using your machine for years, the aim is to give you something fun to work towards and another skill to add to your Cricut toolbox.

Exclusive Cricut projects and SVG cut files
If there's one thing I know Cricut crafters can never have too many of, it's projects.
Every month, The Cricut Club membership includes an exclusive bundle of (designed-by-a-human) cut files to complement the month's theme. These include SVG files and PNG files that you can download and use for your own crafting projects.
The idea is to give you plenty of opportunities to take the month's skill and turn it into something you can actually make. You might learn a new Cricut technique in the badge guide, use one of the exclusive files to practise it and then go on to create your own version once you're feeling confident.
It's also a great way to build up your own library of Cricut projects and cut files. Instead of wondering what to make when you have a spare hour in your craft room, you'll have a growing collection of ideas ready to go.

Join a community of Cricut crafters
Learning how to use a Cricut machine doesn't have to mean figuring everything out on your own.
One of the biggest reasons I wanted to create The Cricut Club membership was to have somewhere for Cricut crafters to connect. We've all experienced the moment when Design Space doesn't do what we expect, a project doesn't quite work, or we have absolutely no idea which material to use. Sometimes you just want to ask someone who understands!
Inside the community, you can share your Cricut projects, ask questions, get advice, show off something you're particularly proud of and see what everyone else is making.
I want The Cricut Club to feel like your online craft room, somewhere you can pop in for inspiration, learn something new and chat to people who are just as obsessed with their Cricut as you are.

Monthly Cricut workshops
The learning doesn't stop with the badge guides. Each month we'll also have a Monthly Make workshop where we'll create a project together.
These workshops are a chance to see the techniques in action and craft along with me. You can join live, ask questions and make the project with the rest of the community. If you can't make it at the time, don't worry, the workshops are recorded so you can watch them back when it suits you.
I know that fitting crafting around work, family and everyday life isn't always easy, so I wanted the membership to be flexible enough that you can dip in and out whenever you have time.

Your monthly dose of Cricut Club magazine nostalgia
If you know me, you'll know that I love a bit of nostalgia, so of course The Cricut Club has its own mini magazine!
The Cricut Club Zine has a fun 90s teen-magazine-inspired feel, packed with Cricut tips, inspiration, features, quizzes and crafty bits and pieces. It's a little extra something to enjoy each month and, if you grew up spending your pocket money on magazines, hopefully it will bring back a few memories too.
Do I need The Cricut Club Handbook?
You don't need to own The Cricut Club Handbook to join the membership.
If you're brand new to Cricut, you can join the membership and start working through the monthly content at your own pace. However, if you already have the Handbook, the two have been designed to work really nicely together.
I think of the Handbook as your Cricut foundation. It's packed with information about your Cricut machine, materials, tools and Design Space, with projects and badges to help you build your skills.
The membership then gives you a reason to keep going. You'll have new themes, projects, cut files, workshops and badges to discover throughout the year.
So if you've already worked your way through your Handbook, the membership gives you another way to keep adding to your Cricut skills and your badge collection.

What happens when you join The Cricut Club?
Once you join the membership, you'll get access to the private Cricut Club community on Skool. From there, you'll be able to find the Start Here area, meet the community and explore the different sections of the Club.
Each month's new content will be added to the community, including the latest badge guide, exclusive cut files, projects and other Cricut Club goodies. You'll also be able to find previous workshops and other resources within the community, so there will always be something to discover.
You don't have to do everything at once. That's one of the things I really want to encourage with The Cricut Club. You can take your time, choose the projects that excite you and learn at your own pace.
Who is The Cricut Club for?
The Cricut Club is for anyone who wants to get more from their Cricut machine, whether you're still learning the basics or you've been crafting with a Cricut for years.
It's for the Cricut owner who has a machine sitting on their desk that isn't getting used as often as they'd like. It's for the crafter who loves learning new techniques but doesn't know what to try next. It's for the person who has a craft cupboard full of cardstock, vinyl and random materials and needs a good excuse to use them!
Most importantly, it's for anyone who wants Cricut crafting to feel fun rather than complicated.
There are plenty of places online where you can find Cricut tutorials, but I wanted The Cricut Club to be more than a library of information. I wanted it to give you projects to make, skills to learn, challenges to complete and people to share them with.
Ready to join The Cricut Club?
The Cricut Club membership is £7.50/$10 a month and gives you access to everything happening inside our online Cricut community, including the monthly badge experience, exclusive Cricut projects and cut files, Monthly Make workshops, the Cricut Club Zine and all the community fun that comes with being part of the Club.
Whether you're looking for Cricut project ideas, want to learn new Cricut techniques, need a little motivation to use your machine or simply want to find your Cricut people, I'd absolutely love to have you join us.
So, if your Cricut has been sitting there looking at you from across the craft room, consider this your sign to turn it on!




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