The Cricut Design Space for PC/Mac User Manual is available as a downloadable PDF for easy printing. The User Manual can be downloaded by sections individually. Design Space Menu Navigation A. Ready To Make™ Projects A. Ready To Make™ projects overview B. Creating a Ready To Make™ Project C. Customizing a Ready To Make. Once the computer is rebooted, open Design Space and try to cut a sample project to ensure that the Cricut Explore or Cricut Maker machine is detected properly in the Design Space software. Note: Design Space works only with Cricut Explore, Cricut Maker, and Cricut Joy machines. Other Cricut machines are not compatible with Design Space. Step 2: Connect the Cricut Explore Air to your laptop with the provided USB Cable. Connect the square end of the cable to Cricut Explore Air; this port will be next to power port. Secondly, connect the other end of cable to any USB port on your laptop. Step 3: Once the Explore Air/Air 2 is connected. Compatible only with the Cricut Imagine mat (discontinued). Cricut Personal & Cricut Create. Use a 6'x12' (15.2 cm x 30.4) StandardGrip machine mat. Cricut Cake & Cricut Cake Mini. Cricut Cake and Cricut Cake Mini use special non-adhesive food-safe mats (discontinued).
This is in response to @leighannfromwooster on November 30, 2018 who wrote:
I updated to Mojave last night. I'm having bluetooth issues. I keep getting an error saying 'Couldn't connect to this device' when I try to connect my Cricut Maker to the bluetooth on my Mac Airbook.
I had the same issue with my Cricut Explore Air 2, but couldn't post a reply to the original thread. Resetting the Bluetooth configuration is what worked for me:
Cricut Explore Air 2 Mac Compatible Usb
Be warned that if you're on a Mac with a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse, this solution may prove challenging in places.
Cricut Explore Air 2 Sale
Cricut Explore Air 2 Mac Compatible Version
Mac mini, 10.14
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