Cricut Joy Machine Only $129.99 Shipped + Save BIG on Bundles (Great Mother’s Day Gift!)
The Cricut Joy makes the perfect Mother’s Day gift!
Give Mom the gift she’ll enjoy over and over again! For a limited time, you can head on over to Cricut.com where the Cricut Joy Smart Cutting Machine is on sale for just $139.99 (regularly $159.99).
Or, shop bundle deals that include the Cricut Joy plus all the materials you need to get started for as low as $159.99 (regularly $238.93+)!
Even better, you may see a pop-up offer for $10 off your first purchase of $50+ when you sign up to receive their emails. You should receive an email almost immediately with your unique promo code.
This tiny but mighty machine can cut over 50 material types including cardstock, vinyl, and paper. It can also write which means you can make gorgeous cards, custom labels, and more! It sets up instantly, doesn’t need a cutting mat, and can be used with your smartphone! It can cut individual shapes up to 4′ long or repeated cuts up to 20′ long – making it great for banners for birthdays, showers, and more. If mom loves to craft, this would make an excellent Mother’s Day gift!
Save even more with Cricut Access…
Cricut Access gives you instant access to over 30,000 images, 1,000 projects, 370 fonts, 10% off all purchases, AND you can cancel anytime here. So, if you’re planning to buy a machine then being a subscriber makes it a no-brainer! Membership is just $9.99/month.
*Note – Make sure to register your account with your new machine by December 31st to lock in unlimited image uploads. Be sure to head here for more details.
Here’s how to score these deals…
Cricut Joy Smart Cutting Machine $139.99 (regularly $159.99)
Use your unique $10 off $50+ promo code
Final cost $129.99 shipped!
Note that this machine is also selling on Amazon, Target.com, Michaels.com, and Joann.com for $139 shipped!
Cricut Joy Smart Cutting Machine Essentials Bundle $159.99 (regularly $238.93)
Use your unique $10 off $50+ promo code
Final cost $149.99 shipped!
Curious if this little machine is worth it? Check out these HIP Reader reviews…
I have it and I love it! It’s super compact and it does pretty much everything that the others do. I have done shirts, cards, and stickers. I even got the logo of my kid’s school and made some super cute spirit shirts and a sticker for my car.
I got this little cutie right when it launched and it is AMAZING. While it is a great standalone machine, I also have the Maker and it is such a perfect sidekick! When I’m in a hurry or need a card, labels, or a smaller project, the Joy is my go-to.
I have a young toddler who’s into everything, so I’m able to easily craft on my kitchen table with the Joy instead of having to wait for when my daughter goes to bed because my craft room isn’t baby-friendly. I truly couldn’t be happier with this machine!
I recently purchased the Cricut Joy through Target and I could not be any happier. My Cricut Joy came with a blade & housing, fine point pen black (0.4mm), Standard Grip Mat 4.5” x 8.5”, power adapter, and materials for a practice cut.
The Cricut Joy works great and I have created so many projects so far. I purchased the Cricut Joy Card Mat separately and was so amazed at how well it worked to make creative cards on the machine. I would highly recommend this product!
Ready to make and create? Here are a few Cricut DIY craft projects to get you started…
- DIY Rae Dunn Farmhouse Style Kitchen Labels
- Father’s Day Personalized Hammer with Free Printable
- Disney Tees
- Personalized Gifts
- Teacher Gifts
Check out our Cricut vs. Silhouette comparison to see the major differences!
Does anyone have one of these? Do they cut well? Is this the best price?
Sara tried it out here and loved it! https://hip2save.com/product-reviews/how-to-use-a-cricut-joy-and-design-space/
This is the lowest price we’ve ever posted on the Cricut Joy.
I have one and love it. I got mine right before Xmas and have used it so many times since. It does everything the big ones do but it’s size is perfect. I have one of the big ones and this one. By far I like this one better. I downloaded the logo for my kids school and have made spirit wear for them. You can make shirts, cards, stickers. I made a cute decal for my car.
Thanks!
I want a cricut so badly but I’m afraid to spend the money for fear I’ll lose interest. Is it better to spend the money for this to try it out or get the bigger one?
I made a comment on the maker post but no one has answered. I was wondering if you’ve never owned a cricut would it be better to start with this one or just go for the maker with the sale? I don’t want to get overwhelmed either. The only negative I’ve read about the Joy is that some of the older crafters think this one is a waste of money and cricut is charging way too much for the supplies for the Joy. I’m wondering if you can buy supplies that are cheaper that aren’t necessarily made by cricut? I’m just trying to decide if I want one and which one I need?