You might be familiar with Cricut as one of the biggest names in the digital crafting space right now, and there's a good reason for it. Some of the best Cricut machines can be used for more than simple vinyl-based projects, with the ability to make stickers, tattoos, magnets, shirts, bags, large signage (for weddings), and to customise virtually anything.
One of the limitations of Cricut machines in the past has been the hefty size of its flagship Maker series, which is where the Cricut Joy 2 comes in especially handy. The company announced two new machines earlier this year, in celebration of its 20th anniversary, one of which was the Cricut Joy 2, alongside the Cricut Explore 5.
