e stickers in Cricut, follow our blog. But before we walk you through the sticker-making process, let us first explain to you all the materials you will require for making stickers in Cricut.
Materials Required for Making Stickers Using Cricut
The following are some of the required materials for making your own custom stickers:
- Any Cutting Machine: You may use any Cricut machine which supports Print-Then-Cut functionality. If you do not have a machine that supports Print Then Cut, then you can require them to follow additional steps.
- Inkjet Printer: An Inkjet printer is necessary for printing your stickers. For printing high-quality prints, you may use any InkJet printer having high pixel density.
- Vinyl Sheet: You require a vinyl sheet or sticker paper where you will print your sticker. You can choose a vinyl sheet depending on your preferences. You can purchase whatever sheet you like.
Steps to Make Cricut Stickers
1.
- Create/ Drag An Image File
By using applications like Design Space, Illustrator, and Procreate, create your image file or sticker image.
2.
- Upload Your Design to the Cricut Design Space
To upload the design in your Cricut Design Space, follow the below steps:
- To upload the sticker you have created, use the Cricut Design Space software on your computer or smartphone and click on New Project.
- Then upload your image by choosing from the stored location and entering your image type.
- Choose "Save As Print Then Cut Image" and enter your image name.
- Finally, click on Save.
- Then, click Add Image in the Cricut Design Space to add your picture.
3.
- Use the Printer to Print Your Design
To print your sticker, follow the below steps:
- Ensure that the image works with the Design Space program.
- Furthermore, confirm that the maximum printed area of your picture file is greater than 6.75/9.25.
- After that, insert your vinyl or sticker sheet into the printer.
- Once you have inserted your sheet, tap on Create to begin the printing process.
- After that, enter all the dialogue box's print quality details.
- Verify that your picture boundary is marked with black lines after printing.
4.
Apply the Sheet to Your Cricut Mat
Set your cutting option to either Die Cut or Kiss Cut, and place your sheet on the sticky mat.
5.
Insert Your Mat
Carefully insert your printed paper on the Cricut cutting mat correctly. To properly place your sheet and mat into your Cricut machine, place both of them together.
6.
Cut Your Sticker
Ensure that your Cricut machine has both your mat and printing paper correctly inserted. And finally, give the Cutting command to begin the cutting process.
7.
Publish Your Cricut Mat and Remove Your Sticker
Once you’re done with cutting, remove your Cricut mat and peel the stickers from the mat. Make sure to flip your sheet before you remove your Cricut mat.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Do I require a printer to make stickers using Cricut machines?
Yes, do require any Inkjet printer to be able to print the sticker/ designs you want to cut further with your Cricut machine. Irrespective your Cricut machine comes with the Print Then Cut feature or not, you do require a printer.
Can we make stickers in Cricut machines?
Yes, you can make stickers with any of your Cricut machines. In fact, many latest Cricut machines are capable of performing the Print Then Cut feature, which is helpful in making stickers.
Can the Cricut machines be capable of cutting while printing stickers?
Yes, the latest Cricut machines are capable of the “Print Then Cut”facility, which has just been launched in the new Cricut Maker 3 machine. Although you can make stickers with any Cricut machine, you are required to use an InkJet printer to print your sticker design.
What materials do I require to make stickers in Cricut?
Following are some of the materials you would require to make stickers in Cricut:
- Sticker paper, InkJet printer
- Cricut machine
- Cutting Mat
Can we make stickers using Cricut machines?
You can make stickers using any Cricut machine, but specifically, the Cricut Maker and Explore Air 2 machines are more suitable. The reason they are more suited is that both the Cricut machines come equipped with the “Print Then Cut” feature.
