This blog will help you to determine the best way to use new mats, how to store them, and when it’s time to retire them.

I love a quick reference guide, and I have no doubt you do too. So I have put together this quick reference guide for all of the questions that you may have about your blade holder and blades.

The one thing that we all have in common is our love of paper. There are a lot of different brands, types, textures and as a result each of these will impact the quality of your cuts. In your experience what papers seem to give you the best results for your crafting projects?

While some of us may be thinking spring cleaning and maintenance to our homes both inside and out; don’t forget about keeping your crafting areas clean and organized too! Share with us some of your own organizational skills that will help other Craft Room members stay as organized as you are.

Blades have a way of acting like a good haircut does – one day your hair is perfect, then you wake up the next day and think “Wow! I need a hair cut!”. Blades can feel like they go bad just as suddenly and it can be an easy to forget how long you have actually used a blade.