Product Description
The Olfa CM-A1-RC Self-Healing Craft Cutting Mat provides a durable and professional cutting surface for sewing, quilting, crafting and hobby projects. Measuring a generous 92cm x 61cm (36" x 24"), this A1-sized mat offers ample workspace for cutting fabric, paper, card, vinyl and other materials with precision.
Designed with a premium self-healing surface, the mat closes behind blade cuts to help maintain a smooth working area while extending the life of rotary cutter blades, craft knives and art knives. The double-sided design features a metric grid on one side and an inch grid on the reverse, making it easy to work with a wide variety of patterns and measurements.
Suitable for use with Olfa standard-duty cutters, heavy-duty cutters, rotary cutters, art knives and speciality cutters, this versatile mat is an essential addition to any sewing room, quilting studio or craft workspace.
Key Features
- Large A1 cutting mat measuring 92cm x 61cm (36" x 24")
- Self-healing surface helps prolong blade life
- Double-sided design for extended usability
- Metric grid on one side
- Imperial inch grid on reverse side
- 2.0mm thick durable construction
- Suitable for rotary cutters and craft knives
- Protects tables and work surfaces from damage
- Ideal for sewing, quilting, patchwork and paper crafts
- Designed for professional and home use
- Precision measurement guides for accurate cutting
- Must be stored flat to maintain performance
How To Use & Hints and Tips
- Place the mat on a stable, flat work surface.
- Position fabric, paper or other materials on the grid.
- Use the printed measurement lines to align your project accurately.
- Cut using a rotary cutter, craft knife or art knife.
- Rotate the mat or material as needed for efficient cutting.
Hints & Tips:
- Always use sharp blades for the cleanest cuts.
- Use the metric side for dressmaking and quilting measurements.
- Switch to the inch side when following imperial-based patterns.
- Store flat and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
- Clean occasionally with a soft damp cloth to remove dust and fibres.
- Avoid folding or bending the mat to preserve its self-healing properties.
