Aww thank you so much! I'm actually writing a "Cricut for Dummies" book for THE "For Dummies" publisher so stay tuned for more easy to follow info and tutorials when the book gets published in a few months!
@@bozomahoney Oh that's easy! I love Joyeza: amzn.to/4han36X I also have this video where I test out all different kinds of sticker papers: ruclips.net/video/x_76ZhI3j1M/видео.html anddd this one on how to waterproof them ruclips.net/video/ZFcVT--HhB8/видео.html Hope that helps!
I would love to have your eBook. You have inspired and given me so much knowledge on designing and producing beautiful products. Especially, learning how to do mock ups.
I can't thank you enough. Your video was clear, simple and effective. I am very new to "cricuting" and do not know anything. However, I feel I can now try making some stickers!
I have made stickers before and you know what they say if you don't use it you lose it. Your refresher was amazing. Thank you. You just got a new follow and I am also a huge Creative Fabrica fan. I look forward to your next video. Thanks for sharing.💌
You are so welcome! And you're totally right. Sometimes I have to go back and rewatch my own videos because I forget 😆Thanks for the follow and comment!
Thanks so much 😊It was so much easier than I thought! Learning new projects and techniques can be so intimidating!! But then once you do it it's like...that wasn't hard at all!
Excellent tutorial! Used this morning, to make stickers for some Favor Bags for my Advent Dinner tomorrow night. I used the image from my invite to make the stickers. Plus Tips: using the offset to make the boarders on a png image imported... and making a size box for layout that was the print to cut size. Also, the attach and flatten steps to not cut the image, but the outline. I seem to always have to revisit this whenever I am doing print to cut. Finished product is perfect!
The stickers look awesome. You have to unzip the file in your downloads folder and save it and then you can preview the images like you're wanting to do. It will eliminate u saving them one by one as well. 😊 hope that helps
You're very welcome. Let me know if you were able to figure it out or if you have any questions, I'd be happy to help. You're going to be in your glory and wanting to craft more once you start doing that with your files. Haha! @@Cricuter
Hi! I’m sorry to ask and I know I’m being daft. But when I go to create the 6.75 x 9.25 box it comes up tiny and I can’t make it as big as yours does without zooming in? Is there something else I need to do? It won’t let me flatten it, I’ve already changed it to print cut but so unsure what do! Also loved the video very helpful x
Great video I have a subscription to creative fabrica and I love it when I was watching your video there was a background noise not sure if it was me but other than that I will be making some stickers for all the trick o treaters instead of candy lol just kidding there will be candy involve 😂 thank you for the great info
Thank you for watching! I figured out that background noise issue and fixed it in my future videos. I was using a Webcam and it was picking up on the sound of the laptops fans running. I'm sorry about that. I actually thought about putting stickers in with my candy! My kids love stickers.
This is amazing! I hope the controls are pretty similar since I’m using an iPad. Question though, what if you want a holographic cover for the stickers too? Do you just recut the same thing but with the holo cover and layer them?
I'm not sure about that. I don't have an iPad. I imagine design space would be the same regardless of what you're using it on. Check out this video on my channel about working with laminate film: ruclips.net/video/ZFcVT--HhB8/видео.html
I have a question. How do you get the machine to cut out each sticker all the way thru to the backing? I don’t want to have to hand cut each sticker and would rather the sticker frame cutout be just a bit larger all the way thru. Wow hope that makes sense
What you're referring to is "kiss cut" vs "die cut." A die cut completely cuts through the material and liner, while a kiss cut only cuts through the printable layer. If you use the new Create Sticker button, you should be able to choose your cut style - die-cut or kiss-cut. I think that Create Sticker button is a Cricut Access feature, though. Without using the sticker button, I've used the washi setting for kiss cut and the printable sticker paper with more pressure for die cut. I've also heard people use the cardstock setting with more pressure for die cut.
this may or may not answer your question in your video but if you go to the top when you are in downloads where it says VIEW, you will then click EXTRA LARGE ICONS and it should show you the actual picture. we tried it with a PNG file on our computer an that was how it was made visible vs the icon you see in your video that isnt the actual picture
What can you use r to layer over the stickers before cutting to weather proof the stickers. And will you need to change the cut type to accommodate the thickness? Thanks
Cricut just came out with some new waterproof printable stickers. I would use these for outdoor use. cricut.com/en-us/materials/material-type/printables-stickers/printable-waterproof-sticker-set---us-letter-6-ct/2010348.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwmvSoBhDOARIsAK6aV7hp04KNY6qvruFB1Zt1VnrGEd-Sg2lNwh0yBh1HsxWc8u0mdxWwbJ8aAiA4EALw_wcB
I just came across your channel and watched two of your videos. Thank you for being so informative! I am definitely interested in purchasing your ebook. Please let me know how much and when I could get it.
That's correct. You upload the design into Cricut design space, then load printable vinyl into an inkjet printer, then cut out the printed sheet with the Cricut. Do you have a Cricut yet?
Not sure exactly what you said you did, but when a folder is downloaded as a zipfile, if you open it and then drag the folder that appears to your D drive or whatever storage you have on the computer, they will then open as previews in the new location. Or you can control A to highlight all the zipfile photos, control C to copy them and then paste into a new file in your storage drive. I do this with photography which also doesn't provide a preview when it downloads in zipfile format.
Such a hard question to answer because it depends on so many factors like how often you use the machine, what types of materials you cut, etc. I change mine once weeding becomes difficult. Like if you're trying to cut out a small intricate vinyl design and it tears or doesn't cut through all the way, that's when I change it. Probably every 3-6 months.
Hi I watched ur tutorial and it was perfect I had a few questions. So the sticker I purchased was clear so when you Peel it off it doesn’t have white where it should be Did I oree see r the wrong thing I’ll send u a pic. Also for some reason my first row came out fine but the rest is completely off and I’m basically wasting my sheets I didn’t calibration and everything I’m hoping u could help me
You probably accidentally bought transparent sticker paper instead of white. I did the same thing before for Cricut's brand of waterproof sticker paper
It’s weird because some of the stickers did stay white in the design where others went clear. It’s my 1st time doing it so it was an experiment and not as easy as it looks. Can you Send me the brand you buy so I can order that
SO I made stickers before but it has been a long time. There was an issue with the cuts not lining up with my design. I think I had to select the A4 in my printer pref. But now that is not working is there another "hack/fix" you would recommend? the paper is letter sized. But when I print then cut it does not line up :(
Very helpful video! Thank you for posting. I don't have a Cricut yet, but I have already been designing stickers in Photoshop. I'm a bit unsure of what my file should and should not include though. From what I can see you doing in Design Space, I think it needs me to create a PNG file with my stickers on a transparent background, as a single flattened layer, is that correct you think? My next question is about the outlines of my stickers. For my current designs I'm not using any outlines. Let's say I have a square divided in two colors. Will Design Space be able to locate its outlines, or does it need a single uninterrupted color as an outline? Thank you. :)
You can import pngs, jpgs, and svgs. You can make a white background on the sticker using the offset tool or by putting a shape behind it. Without a background the machine will cut out each shape in the design. So if it was a name it would cut out each letter without a background. You can flatten your images in Design Space.
@@Cricuter Thank you for the reply. So, if I wanted to cut, let's say, a colored square, like a single side of a Rubik's Cube, can I cut it without adding a white border around it?
I have an older HP printer. It's an HP Officejet 4630. I didn't buy it because it's the best or anything. My father in law gave it to me years back. But it works great! The photo quality is a lot better than my Epson Workforce. I would get another HP.
So you're taking the vinyl/sticker paper and putting it into a printer that prints the design and the cricut cuts it out? Is there a cricut machine that prints the design on the paper and cuts it out? I want to make stickers but i have no clue where to start. If its as easy as loading special sticker paper into a printer and using a cricut to cut its that seems easy.
Exactly! The printer prints it and then the Cricut cuts it. There are no Cricut machines that print. They only cut. Make sure you go with a Maker or Explore if you want to make stickers
The Cricut is not a printer. It is a cutting machine. You need a separate inkjet or sublimation printer to print out your designs. Then the Cricut machine can cut out the shape.
I have tried to make stickers on clear sticker paper but my explore air 2 will not cut them out. It says it can't read the registration makes? not sure what I'm doing wrong. Can you help me please
I’ve not yet done any print then cut project. But I’ve watched other tutorials that stress the importance of calibrating your machine prior to doing the print then cut function. Do you not find this a necessary step?
I'm not sure if this was answered, but there's no way to view icons in a zip file. You need to extract them to a folder, and then you can view the icons.
Hey, I have a question and I'm highly confused. I just got a Cricut Maker 3 last week and haven't opened it. I've been looking around tutorials on how to make stickers. But, when you print out your stickers, how is it stickers if it's just printed out? Like, the paper just being regular paper, but when putting it into the machine, it cuts the images out and it's already a sticker. I'm confused about this and don't understand. I'm sorry to bother you, I just need help with a better understanding. 😅 I'm new to owning the machine and learning about how to do this stuff.
Hello! You actually need to purchase printable vinyl, not regular paper. It's basically blank sheets of sticker paper that you print your design onto using an inkjet printer. Then you load that paper onto your Cricut mat and the machine cuts out the shapes. Hope that helps! This is my favorite printable sticker paper: amzn.to/4goC97R
@Cricuter Ohhh, that clears it up. So I would need to get printable sticker paper sheets before printing out anything. Thank you so much! Next question, even after I print out the images onto the sticker paper; can I use those holographic vinyl over the printed stickers? Like how others do when they apply and get the air bubbles out. I know this will be trial and error when I get started, but I still appreciate all the help I can get. 😄
@@HyperShadic01 Yes, you can use a laminate film which adds some sparkle to your stickers while helping keep them waterproof. Check out this video on my channel to see my hack for applying this tricky film. ruclips.net/video/ZFcVT--HhB8/видео.html
The printer I have kind of sucks it's an old HP that was given to use years ago. It gets the job done but I'm sure there's better ones out there. Jennifer Maker recommends the HP Envy 7155 amzn.to/3tiRPWJ
why come three of my stickers I chosed to use when i go to Offset it has weld offsets box checked and i can't offset it. I have even unchecked the box and still nothing,
I dont think you can preview inside a zipped folder? I think you have to extract content and then the preview works. Great video by the way, thank you.
@@Cricuter thank you for the quick answer! I'm feeling completely overwhelmed trying to figure out what I need to start selling my own digital designs as stickers. I only plan on making stickers. Do you have any recommendations?
oh yea looking at your screen the one you have up looking for your pictures, it has a choice to view actual size, but I believe you can see the whole thing, I can't really your screen icons but i think that is it
Haha we all do it! I try really hard to only put the important info in my videos so you should never have to worry about needing to skip past anything useless.
Thank you for making this so easy without ten thousand unnecessary steps
No problem 👍 glad you found it helpful!
This is one of the most clear explanation videos I personal have seen. ☺️
I love that! I always try to make my videos straightforward and to the point 😊 thanks for watching!
@@Cricuter you bet!
I've had my cricut for 3 years and this is my first time making stickers! Thank you for making it so easy!
Yay! You're gonna love making stickers!
This was great! I just made my first set of stickers! Thank you so much for the slow walk through 😊
Of course! I'm happy to help 😄
Clear, concise, simple and didn’t leave out a step. Thank you ! You’re great at this and I appreciate it.
Aww thank you so much! I'm actually writing a "Cricut for Dummies" book for THE "For Dummies" publisher so stay tuned for more easy to follow info and tutorials when the book gets published in a few months!
holy crap - you really know how to explain things so people can understand! Thank you !
Aww thank you! That means a lot to me. I have hundreds of videos on my channel so keep watching to learn more 💕
@@Cricuter Now I have to figure out what the best sticker paper is out there to buy.
@@bozomahoney Oh that's easy! I love Joyeza: amzn.to/4han36X I also have this video where I test out all different kinds of sticker papers: ruclips.net/video/x_76ZhI3j1M/видео.html anddd this one on how to waterproof them ruclips.net/video/ZFcVT--HhB8/видео.html Hope that helps!
You saved me. I am sooo relieved I came across your video!!
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching!
I would love to have your eBook. You have inspired and given me so much knowledge on designing and producing beautiful products. Especially, learning how to do mock ups.
That's so awesome to hear! I'm so glad I've been able to help you. I wish you all the success 💓
Great video. Easy to follow for a Cricut user who is trying to learn
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
VERY EXCITED FOR YOUR BOOK! Please please please keep us posted on when it’s available!!! 😍😍😍 Yaaaaaaay!!!!
Thank you! Will do!!
Just used your tutorial to make my first set of stickers and they came out absolutely perfect! thank you so much!
I'm so glad! You're welcome!
I can't thank you enough. Your video was clear, simple and effective. I am very new to "cricuting" and do not know anything. However, I feel I can now try making some stickers!
Aww you're welcome! You can totally do it! Thanks for watching 💕
I'm getting ready to make my first stickers. This video is so helpful. Thanks!
You're welcome! I bet they'll turn out great!
finally - clear, concise instructional video ~_~ Thank you for this! Looking forward to watching the other videos posted
Awesome, thank you!
I have made stickers before and you know what they say if you don't use it you lose it. Your refresher was amazing. Thank you. You just got a new follow and I am also a huge Creative Fabrica fan. I look forward to your next video. Thanks for sharing.💌
You are so welcome! And you're totally right. Sometimes I have to go back and rewatch my own videos because I forget 😆Thanks for the follow and comment!
simplest and effective way of explaining, thank you so much
You're welcome 🥰 that's how I try to make all my videos!
Your book sounds full of great ideas. I can't wait!
Yayy thank you for your support! 😍
I love this! It's so informational. Thank you so much for posting it!
Aww thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful
I’m a beginner and this was such a clear video, thank you! Subbed!
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful for you!
The stickers look GREAT! I love the ones that you chose! You make it look so easy :)
Thanks so much 😊It was so much easier than I thought! Learning new projects and techniques can be so intimidating!! But then once you do it it's like...that wasn't hard at all!
Where do you sell them sister
great video... So easy to follow!
Awesome! I'm glad it was helpful
Exactly what I was looking for...
Perfect!
Excellent tutorial! Used this morning, to make stickers for some Favor Bags for my Advent Dinner tomorrow night. I used the image from my invite to make the stickers. Plus Tips: using the offset to make the boarders on a png image imported... and making a size box for layout that was the print to cut size. Also, the attach and flatten steps to not cut the image, but the outline. I seem to always have to revisit this whenever I am doing print to cut. Finished product is perfect!
Sounds great!!
Great informative video. I learned so much. Thank-you 😊
You're welcome 😊 I'm glad it was helpful!
Thank You ❤ Will be trying stickers soon 🤞
You’re welcome 😊 I'm sure they'll come out great!
Would love the ebook!
I'll let you know when it's done! Thank you!
❤@@Cricuter
This is my first time watching your channel and your tutorial was fantastic. I would love to see an e book for Cricut
Awesome! Thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
You're welcome! Thank you for the nice comment!
I love how they came out!
Thank you!
This was awesome. Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Great video.
Thanks Kim!
How can you make the cut go through the back of sticker paper so that these are die cut and not kiss cut?
For kiss cut I cut on the washi setting. For die cut I cut on printable sticker paper setting
Would love the book
I really need to get on that 😆
The stickers look awesome. You have to unzip the file in your downloads folder and save it and then you can preview the images like you're wanting to do. It will eliminate u saving them one by one as well. 😊 hope that helps
THANK YOU!! I can't wait to try this later!
You're very welcome. Let me know if you were able to figure it out or if you have any questions, I'd be happy to help. You're going to be in your glory and wanting to craft more once you start doing that with your files. Haha! @@Cricuter
Is there a tutorial on creative fabrica? I'm so lost on that😢
Great video so very helpful 💜
Thank you
Thank you!
Great video, thank you so much! =)
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
I would like the ebook
Thanks for your support! 💓
I'm definitely interested in purchasing!
Yayyy! I've gotta get to writing then! 😀
Absolutely!
Thank you!
You're welcome! I hope you enjoyed it!
Loved your video. Will these stickers work on a tile that i want to place my coffee mug on?
Your stickers look great and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Do you need to use special kind of ink on the vinyl paper?
Thank you so much! No special ink is required, just inkjet ink
Thank you so very much! 🌻🌷🪻This is the 3rd video I have watched, and yours just surpassed the others tenfold!
Aww thank you so much! That's such a great compliment to hear, you really put a smile on my face!
Great tutorial my dear...they look very nice 🤗🥰
Thank you!
I would be interested in your ebook
Love that! I have lots of great info to share 💕
Great video question what would be a good starter machine to Print and Cut small stickers for vintage restoration work that I do. Thank you
The Cricut Joy Xtra is their cheapest machine that can do print then cut. I love my Cricut Maker
You would probably find this video helpful. I compare all of the different models ruclips.net/video/-L_duM6k5VY/видео.html
Hi! I’m sorry to ask and I know I’m being daft. But when I go to create the 6.75 x 9.25 box it comes up tiny and I can’t make it as big as yours does without zooming in? Is there something else I need to do? It won’t let me flatten it, I’ve already changed it to print cut but so unsure what do! Also loved the video very helpful x
Great video I have a subscription to creative fabrica and I love it when I was watching your video there was a background noise not sure if it was me but other than that I will be making some stickers for all the trick o treaters instead of candy lol just kidding there will be candy involve 😂 thank you for the great info
Thank you for watching! I figured out that background noise issue and fixed it in my future videos. I was using a Webcam and it was picking up on the sound of the laptops fans running. I'm sorry about that. I actually thought about putting stickers in with my candy! My kids love stickers.
What Cricut setting do you use
I would love to have your book! I have learned so much from you 😊
Aww thank you! I gotta get writing 😊🖊
What type of printer is best for stickers?
This is amazing! I hope the controls are pretty similar since I’m using an iPad. Question though, what if you want a holographic cover for the stickers too? Do you just recut the same thing but with the holo cover and layer them?
I'm not sure about that. I don't have an iPad. I imagine design space would be the same regardless of what you're using it on. Check out this video on my channel about working with laminate film: ruclips.net/video/ZFcVT--HhB8/видео.html
Love!
❤
I have a question. How do you get the machine to cut out each sticker all the way thru to the backing? I don’t want to have to hand cut each sticker and would rather the sticker frame cutout be just a bit larger all the way thru. Wow hope that makes sense
What you're referring to is "kiss cut" vs "die cut." A die cut completely cuts through the material and liner, while a kiss cut only cuts through the printable layer. If you use the new Create Sticker button, you should be able to choose your cut style - die-cut or kiss-cut. I think that Create Sticker button is a Cricut Access feature, though. Without using the sticker button, I've used the washi setting for kiss cut and the printable sticker paper with more pressure for die cut. I've also heard people use the cardstock setting with more pressure for die cut.
I am interested in your new e book project
Thank you! I'll keep you posted as I progress!
Looks great, can you upload files from photoshop to print your own logos?
Yes you can upload your own files! That's actually on my to do list this week. I'm making some logos to put on my car window and shirts
this may or may not answer your question in your video but if you go to the top when you are in downloads where it says VIEW, you will then click EXTRA LARGE ICONS and it should show you the actual picture. we tried it with a PNG file on our computer an that was how it was made visible vs the icon you see in your video that isnt the actual picture
That works with PNGs but not SVGs. But thank you!
What can you use r to layer over the stickers before cutting to weather proof the stickers. And will you need to change the cut type to accommodate the thickness? Thanks
Cricut just came out with some new waterproof printable stickers. I would use these for outdoor use. cricut.com/en-us/materials/material-type/printables-stickers/printable-waterproof-sticker-set---us-letter-6-ct/2010348.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwmvSoBhDOARIsAK6aV7hp04KNY6qvruFB1Zt1VnrGEd-Sg2lNwh0yBh1HsxWc8u0mdxWwbJ8aAiA4EALw_wcB
Great video but what if I want to sell the stickers. how do I make them so the backing is on them?
That's called kiss cut and you cut them on the washi setting
I just came across your channel and watched two of your videos. Thank you for being so informative! I am definitely interested in purchasing your ebook. Please let me know how much and when I could get it.
You are so welcome! Thank you for your support!!
Do I need to change the background to white if I am using transparent sticker paper or should I remove the background?
Printers don't print white so anything in your design that looks white will be transparent with that type of paper
So i will need a computer first(With what i want to print on it ) and link it to a cricket ? I want to print some old gas station decals
That's correct. You upload the design into Cricut design space, then load printable vinyl into an inkjet printer, then cut out the printed sheet with the Cricut. Do you have a Cricut yet?
Not sure exactly what you said you did, but when a folder is downloaded as a zipfile, if you open it and then drag the folder that appears to your D drive or whatever storage you have on the computer, they will then open as previews in the new location. Or you can control A to highlight all the zipfile photos, control C to copy them and then paste into a new file in your storage drive. I do this with photography which also doesn't provide a preview when it downloads in zipfile format.
Does this also apply for the cricut extra?
Yes
Have you used other printable vinyl other than the cricket brand?
I made this video just for you! Testing out 5 different printable sticker paper/vinyl! ruclips.net/video/x_76ZhI3j1M/видео.html
Are you using regular paper or sticker paper for inkjet?
amzn.to/4aP1RA8
How often do blades have to be changed out ?
Such a hard question to answer because it depends on so many factors like how often you use the machine, what types of materials you cut, etc. I change mine once weeding becomes difficult. Like if you're trying to cut out a small intricate vinyl design and it tears or doesn't cut through all the way, that's when I change it. Probably every 3-6 months.
Hi I watched ur tutorial and it was perfect
I had a few questions. So the sticker I purchased was clear so when you
Peel it off it doesn’t have white where it should be
Did I oree see r the wrong thing I’ll send u a pic.
Also for some reason my first row came out fine but the rest is completely off and I’m basically wasting my sheets I didn’t calibration and everything
I’m hoping u could help me
It’s not allowing me to take a pic but it’s rodeo premium vinyl sticker paper
You probably accidentally bought transparent sticker paper instead of white. I did the same thing before for Cricut's brand of waterproof sticker paper
It’s weird because some of the stickers did stay white in the design where others went clear. It’s my 1st time doing it so it was an experiment and not as easy as it looks.
Can you
Send me the brand you buy so I can order that
What about the template being off? How do I rectify that? Like I said the top row was the only
Row that I could use the others were completely off
Did these cut individually? All the way through? So you are able to sell individual stickers?
Yes. The sticker setting cuts all the way through. I use the washi setting if I want to make a sheet of peelable stickers
Would love an eBook!
That's the motivation I need 🤩
Thanks
Of course! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I'm looking to purchase one, but there's so many of them. Which one are you using?
So many of what? Cricut machines or sticker paper?
So is the process different if you want kiss cut stickers
The only difference is the material setting. I use the washi setting for kiss cut stickers.
SO I made stickers before but it has been a long time. There was an issue with the cuts not lining up with my design. I think I had to select the A4 in my printer pref. But now that is not working is there another "hack/fix" you would recommend? the paper is letter sized. But when I print then cut it does not line up :(
Very helpful video! Thank you for posting.
I don't have a Cricut yet, but I have already been designing stickers in Photoshop. I'm a bit unsure of what my file should and should not include though. From what I can see you doing in Design Space, I think it needs me to create a PNG file with my stickers on a transparent background, as a single flattened layer, is that correct you think?
My next question is about the outlines of my stickers. For my current designs I'm not using any outlines. Let's say I have a square divided in two colors. Will Design Space be able to locate its outlines, or does it need a single uninterrupted color as an outline?
Thank you. :)
You can import pngs, jpgs, and svgs. You can make a white background on the sticker using the offset tool or by putting a shape behind it. Without a background the machine will cut out each shape in the design. So if it was a name it would cut out each letter without a background. You can flatten your images in Design Space.
@@Cricuter Thank you for the reply.
So, if I wanted to cut, let's say, a colored square, like a single side of a Rubik's Cube, can I cut it without adding a white border around it?
@@TheBushdoctor68 yes that's correct
@@Cricuter Fantastic. Sounds like I need to get me one. Thanks for the help!
Is this how you would package yours too , to sell and ship
I'm not sure I understand your question. If I was selling stickers I'd ship them in an envelope.
What printer do you use?
I have an older HP printer. It's an HP Officejet 4630. I didn't buy it because it's the best or anything. My father in law gave it to me years back. But it works great! The photo quality is a lot better than my Epson Workforce. I would get another HP.
So you're taking the vinyl/sticker paper and putting it into a printer that prints the design and the cricut cuts it out?
Is there a cricut machine that prints the design on the paper and cuts it out?
I want to make stickers but i have no clue where to start. If its as easy as loading special sticker paper into a printer and using a cricut to cut its that seems easy.
Exactly! The printer prints it and then the Cricut cuts it. There are no Cricut machines that print. They only cut. Make sure you go with a Maker or Explore if you want to make stickers
Check out this video if you're in the market for a Cricut. I explain all the differences. ruclips.net/video/-L_duM6k5VY/видео.html
Im confused. Does the cricut print the decal or is it printed from a separate machine first then sent to cricut to just cut it?
The Cricut is not a printer. It is a cutting machine. You need a separate inkjet or sublimation printer to print out your designs. Then the Cricut machine can cut out the shape.
I have tried to make stickers on clear sticker paper but my explore air 2 will not cut them out. It says it can't read the registration makes? not sure what I'm doing wrong. Can you help me please
When making a sticker out of your logo, why not use the offset tool?
I made my 1st set last night and I let them sit over night and they still are not dry..any tips
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I’ve not yet done any print then cut project. But I’ve watched other tutorials that stress the importance of calibrating your machine prior to doing the print then cut function. Do you not find this a necessary step?
I'm not sure if this was answered, but there's no way to view icons in a zip file. You need to extract them to a folder, and then you can view the icons.
Thank you!
Hey, I have a question and I'm highly confused. I just got a Cricut Maker 3 last week and haven't opened it. I've been looking around tutorials on how to make stickers. But, when you print out your stickers, how is it stickers if it's just printed out? Like, the paper just being regular paper, but when putting it into the machine, it cuts the images out and it's already a sticker. I'm confused about this and don't understand. I'm sorry to bother you, I just need help with a better understanding. 😅 I'm new to owning the machine and learning about how to do this stuff.
Hello! You actually need to purchase printable vinyl, not regular paper. It's basically blank sheets of sticker paper that you print your design onto using an inkjet printer. Then you load that paper onto your Cricut mat and the machine cuts out the shapes. Hope that helps! This is my favorite printable sticker paper: amzn.to/4goC97R
@Cricuter Ohhh, that clears it up. So I would need to get printable sticker paper sheets before printing out anything. Thank you so much! Next question, even after I print out the images onto the sticker paper; can I use those holographic vinyl over the printed stickers? Like how others do when they apply and get the air bubbles out. I know this will be trial and error when I get started, but I still appreciate all the help I can get. 😄
@@HyperShadic01 Yes, you can use a laminate film which adds some sparkle to your stickers while helping keep them waterproof. Check out this video on my channel to see my hack for applying this tricky film. ruclips.net/video/ZFcVT--HhB8/видео.html
What printer do you use, what is the best???
The printer I have kind of sucks it's an old HP that was given to use years ago. It gets the job done but I'm sure there's better ones out there. Jennifer Maker recommends the HP Envy 7155 amzn.to/3tiRPWJ
i have a problem with the ink smearing on "printable vinyl" paper.
What app or website so u use
Do you mean for designs? I use Creative Fabrica www.creativefabrica.com/ref/237783/
why come three of my stickers I chosed to use when i go to Offset it has weld offsets box checked and i can't offset it. I have even unchecked the box and still nothing,
what if the complex doesn't show once you upload it???
I would love to have a copy of an ebook. Just let me know what is needed from me. TIA
I just gotta finish writing it 🖊 🙂 love the support though!
We did your instructions, but It keeps trying to cut the stickers not around them ?
Did you put a background around it with a shape like a circle or offset and then flatten it?
I would love an affordable eBook.
Great! I hope to have it finished soon!
I dont think you can preview inside a zipped folder? I think you have to extract content and then the preview works. Great video by the way, thank you.
I think you're right! Thanks for the comment!
Wait so you need a separate printer to make stickers?
Yes. A Cricut is not a printer. It cuts out the stickers
@@Cricuter thank you for the quick answer! I'm feeling completely overwhelmed trying to figure out what I need to start selling my own digital designs as stickers. I only plan on making stickers. Do you have any recommendations?
i don't have the printable vinyl specialty
I don't understand your comment. Do you mean it's not showing up in your materials list? What kind of Cricut do you have?
yeah it wasnt in the list but we figured it out thanks for the reply@@Cricuter
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oh yea looking at your screen the one you have up looking for your pictures, it has a choice to view actual size, but I believe you can see the whole thing, I can't really your screen icons but i think that is it
I definitely skip ahead so here I am again watching
Haha we all do it! I try really hard to only put the important info in my videos so you should never have to worry about needing to skip past anything useless.