Discontinued Rare Disney Cricut Cartridges For Legacy Machines Launched

Jul 13, 2021

Discontinued Cricut cartridge retailer, Crafty Cartridges have launched new products in their range of rare and hard-to-find Cricut cartridges, including Anna Griffin and Disney cartridges.

Lehi, United States - July 13, 2021 /PressCable/ —

Crafty Cartridges, an online retailer of physical Cricut cartridges for legacy Cricut machines, have launched new products in their range. The company offers a wide selection of discontinued Disney and hard-to-find cartridges, alongside Cricut tools and supplies.

More details can be found at https://craftycartridges.com

The recently updated range offers customers the opportunity to buy official Cricut cartridges and machines that are discontinued and are no longer in production or available to buy elsewhere.

Cricut machines have been around for quite a while, but as the world locked down in 2020, people got craftier than ever. The machines house a small blade or rotary cutter that follows instructions from an exclusive piece of Cricut software to cut designs into materials like paper, card, vinyl, and even wood and leather. However, older versions of the Cricut machines, known as legacy machines, use a cartridge system that holds ready-to-use designs.

Though Cricut cartridges have been discontinued, their ongoing popularity with crafters has led to high demand, particularly since some cartridges have become difficult to find and no more are being produced. Crafty Cartridges offers a wide selection of rare and discontinued cartridges compatible with legacy Expression, Expression 2, Original Cricut, Create, Imagine, and Cake Machines.

Offering a wide range of the most in-demand cartridges, the company provides crafters with the ever-popular range of Anna Griffin and Disney cartridges that are difficult to find online. Many of the physical cartridges in stock are brand new and unopened, though some are unboxed or gently used.

With the latest announcement, Crafty Cartridges continues to expand its range of hard-to-find physical Cricut cartridges for customers online. A selection of popular Disney cartridges can be found at https://craftycartridges.com/collections/disney-cricut-cartridges

A spokesperson for the company said: “We have many rare and hard-to-find Cricut cartridges for sale and in stock. Cricut has decided to retire all Cricut Cartridges, and though they’re no longer in production, they can all be used with every Legacy Cricut Machine. There are over 500 listed on Crafty Cartridges, and most of them are in new or pre-owned condition.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://craftycartridges.com/collections/clearance-cricut-cartridges

Contact Info:
Name: Sean Curran
Email: Send Email
Organization: Crafty Cartridges
Address: 770 E Main St Ste 353, Lehi, Utah 84043, United States
Website: https://craftycartridges.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89034016

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