7 Best YouTube Cricut Channels – Learn Cricut On YouTube!
Watching the best YouTube Cricut Channels will make you a Cricut PRO in no time.
I know that without YouTube, I would have been lost when I first started with my Explore Air 2. These tutorials are a valuable resource, so I want to share some of my favorite Cricut YouTube channels with you here today.
Cricut Videos On YouTube
Here are our top 7 Cricut content creators.
These 7 women and men are primarily teaching how to use Cricut cutting machines on their channels. They have other content as well, but you’ll see that they are mainly focused on and excited about their Cricut machines.
Let’s check them out!
1. Learn Cricut with AuntieTay
AuntieTay’s YouTube Channel is one of the very best for learning Cricut. She shows us how to do a huge variety of Cricut projects, how to make gifts, and how to use all the different Cricut products, like Print & Cut Stickers.
She is a lot of fun to watch and learn from, being very passionate and enthusiastic.
2. Sprinkled With Paper YouTube Tutorials
Sprinkled With Paper are one of my new favorites when it comes to Cricut video tutorials. Julie makes awesome projects (like cake toppers, cards, labels, & more), and the video presentation is top notch!
3. Melody Lane Cricut Videos
Melody Lane has another well known and much loved YouTube Cricut Channel. She creates many longer How To videos, in excess of an hour, so if you like that style, she’s the one for you!
You can also join her large Facebook group with 150,000 other people at Cricut Design Space with Melody Lane.
4. Learn Cricut with Tanner Bell
Tanner Bell’s YouTube Cricut channel is next up. An absolute crafting fanatic, his enthusiasm will certainly transfer over and get you excited about Cricuting!
He has a lot of beginner tutorials, how to’s, project ideas, and a lot more.
5. Learn Cricut with Lorrie Nunemaker
Lorrie Nunemaker is another very familiar name in Cricut circles. Her YouTube channel is full of wonderful Cricut project ideas and how to videos.
6. Learn Cricut with Jennifer Maker
The last Cricut YouTube channel on our list is Jennifer Maker’s channel.
It is another very valuable resource with a ton of Cricut video tutorials and, as you can see in the picture, mini Cricut courses! Jennifer is very friendly and super knowledgeable and is well worth watching.
7. How To Heat Press YouTube
Last (and also probably least ?) is the How To Heat Press YouTube Channel!
Started in early 2020, and with only a few videos so far, you should definitely check us out – and subscribe! Let us know what you think!
More Cricut YouTubers?
Those are some the best Cricut YouTube channels out there right now!
There are a ton of other great Cricut videos on YouTube, which we’d love for you to link to in the comments section below. Link to the best of the best and we’d love to share them out further. We are often sharing awesome videos on our Facebook page, so be sure to follow us over there.
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Another great crafting channel where you can learn several different things !! Is Troytube he is amazing
Totally agree! Visit Troytube here!
Another great Cricut crafter is Betsy on Cuttin Corners Vinyl. Very informative.
Thanks Linda. I don’t think I’d watched any of her videos yet, but you’re right, she’s another great YouTube creator for all things Cricut and heat press related 🙂 Here is her channel for anyone else that wants to check it out.
Having trouble with my new Cricut Maker. I have no experience but I’m having LOTS of trouble cutting/printing. Any advice?
Hi Judy, I’ve been using the Cricut Explore Air 2 up til now, and have just got a Cricut Maker myself (and thankfully using both machines is very similar). All I can say is that it just takes lots of practice and patience in the beginning. Keep watching YouTube and reading blogs on the subject. You can always call Cricut support and see if they can help you with specific issues. Start with simple projects and work your way up to the more complex.
Hadn’t ever heard of Jennifer Maker. I’ll have to check her out.