Posted by scrapper | Posted in Scrapbooking Tools | Posted on 03-12-2008
Tags: cricut, cut, cutter, paper
Is there a difference between the Cricut in stores and the one on the scrapbooking made easy show?
The one on tv is about $250 and comes with a whole bunch of stuff and the one in stores is a lot more, over $300. Is there a difference between these two products? Is the one in stores a new version or does it do different things? I’m looking to put it on my upcoming birthday list, so if anyone knows the details, please include lots of details on what the differences are! Thanks!
I have to agree with the other person that answered this question and yes there is a difference in what you get with the tv one and the store one. The store one depending on where you get it comes with different cartridges then the one on tv. You also have to get all the accessories when you buy the one at Wal-mart and the one on tv comes with it all. i have also heard that the one you can buy at Michael’s has totally different cartridges than the other two. So if i were you i would check out all the websites and then make your decision. Its an awesome machine and i love mine.
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