Cutting Mat Variety 6 Packs Adhesive Replacement - Strong, Standard, Light Grip Suit for Cricut, for Silhouette, 12in x 12in x 3 Packs, 12in x 24in x 3 Packs

I am very happy purchasing this cutting mat for my plotters.Great quality with good gum quality.Lil bit smaller in width but rest is superb.

Perfect mats. Works with my silhouette.

After hours of research, I was able to revive a Silhouette Cameo 2 that was gifted to me for the purpose of light business use and home crafting. These mats get the job done, are bendy, and durable.I will say though that make sure you use some practice pieces of different media types before using anything expensive placed onto the mats. Even the light grip mat is incredibly sticky, and I ruined some practice paper by getting it too stuck to the mat. That said though, I'd rather have a nice good grip that will slowly wear with time, then have useless mats with no grip at all.The mats fit my Cameo 2 perfectly. For all of the reviews saying they don't fit the larger Cricket machines, the reviewer isn't reading the instructions or the wording on the mats. These mats are made primarily for the Silhouette machines that hold 8×12" or larger. They could fit a Cricket, but need to be cut to size. There ARE cut marks provided on the mat to carefully cut these to fit a Cricket machine perfectly. Though I do think the numbers would have to be adjusted on the sides accordingly.Again, fits Silhouette Cameo series machines perfectly that hold 8×12" or larger. Strong grip on all the mats. A good value for price. Use practice media of different types 1st!

would definitely buy again

I had to resort to drawing a line across the top of my mats because my Cameo 4 doesn't seem to like the mats. I ordered a new genuine Silhouette mat and compared the grid to these mats. They actually are a very good match in that regard. The problem with the ReArt mats is the Cameo 4 starts cutting about 1/8" higher than if you use a genuine Silhouette mat. So if you have your design pushed to the top in the Studio software, you'll end up with your Cameo starting to cut your design above where your vinyl is actually stuck down on your cutting mat. The blade will cut into your mat above the "S line" and your design will be missing about 1/8" from the top. The only theory I have is that it has something to do with the thickness of the mats because that is an obvious difference from the thinner genuine mat. Can you still use the mats? Yes, but you'll need to lower your designs in the Studio software. Also, if you are precisely plotting your designs (like cutting multiple pieces of vinyl on the mat at the same time), just forget it. It will be crazy to try to figure out placement. So these are a money saver if those things aren't a concern for you. Sadly, I decided to go back to the genuine Silhouette mats.

I purchased the six pack of cutting mats. I have only used the standard 12x24 mat to cut 11x17 easy color DTV. It worked great. It held my material very well.