Since Cricut Design Space only allows us to Print then Cut in a size no bigger than 9.25 x 6.75in. It’s very time-consuming, and Cricut doesn’t have backup options. When you follow this order, you can concentrate and focus on one step at a time, and that, my friend, is powerful! These are the steps we are going to follow: So, for you to have a pleasant experience with making stickers, I’ve developed a “frustrationproof” method. Since you can use text, images, shapes, and pretty much anything in Design Space to make stickers, you may get overwhelmed and don’t where to start. Or if that’s too much hassle get the other one. If you already have the Cricut Sticker paper, try saving the print and take it to Staples or Office Depot, for them to print it. However, their sticker paper is very thick and got stuck in my printer (I have an HP 4520 Printer) so, if you haven’t bought your sticker paper, I recommend you to buy the Silhouette Brand. Now that you know your machine requirements, it’s time for you to learn how to make stickers. Step by Step Tutorial / Make Stickers with your Cricut If you have an Explore machine, you need to use white paper with matte finishes.
If you have a Cricut Maker, you can use colored paper (that’s not too busy) and glossy white materials.The other thing that you need to consider is your machine’s limitations: So check the size before you send your project to cut, or you will get a warning saying the image is too large. You can only Print then Cut designs that are up to 9.25 x 6.75in. There are two things you need always to make sure of when making stickers with your Cricut. Machine and Settings for Making Cricut Stickers
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