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Venture into the world of sticker making using designs already in Cricut Design Space. This beginner guide is a great way to start learning about sticker making.

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Interested in learning to make stickers with your Cricut? Me too! I recently tried my first batch of stickers, did some experimentation to find the right settings, and fell in love.&nbsp;
Here&rsquo;s a tutorial on how to make easy stickers using designs already found in Cricut Design Space. You can easily extrapolate from here to make your own designs or to customize ready-made designs, but let me know if you want a tutorial on making your own designs!&nbsp;
Note: I&rsquo;m currently trying to use up all materials I have before buying more, so some of my suggested materials may not be the exact ones I have used in this project. I try to find similar ones, but modify accordingly if something doesn&rsquo;t work for you!&nbsp;
For now, try out these easy-to-make stickers:

Intro

Open Cricut Design Space. Start a new project, inserting an image that is for &ldquo;print and cut.&rdquo;&nbsp;
If you want some white space around your sticker, add an offset (I don&rsquo;t think this is necessary but I like it to help make more complicated designs a bit easier to cut out and peel!)&nbsp;
Add a rectangle behind the stickers, sized 6.75 by 9.25. That will represent the page you print on. Arrange your stickers on that rectangle, size them however you want. I like to make my stickers around 2 inches.&nbsp;
Make sure your images are attached and flattened to their offset&nbsp;
Delete your template

In Design Space

Hit &ldquo;make it&rdquo; then put some sticker paper into your printer.&nbsp;
When ready, send to printer. Make sure the &ldquo;add bleed&rdquo; option is on.

Print it! 

Once your stickers have printed, put the page on a blue light grip mat or a green standard grip mat.&nbsp;
Trim your laminating sheet so it will cover the stickers, but not the black box/lines around the exterior of the stickers. The machine needs to be able to see those black lines to cut.&nbsp;
Attach and smooth down your laminating sheet using a brayer or some such tool.&nbsp;

Prepping your print

Set your settings on the Cricut cutting machine. If you want a "kiss cut," leaving the back of the paper and creating one sheet of stickers, many recommend the washi setting.&nbsp;I want to cut all the way through, so I use the "poster board" setting with pressure set to "more."
Load your mat and the fine point blade, hit start!When the machine has finished,&nbsp;do not unload your mat. Peel an edge to see if the stickers have cut all the way through. If they have not, send it through for another pass.&nbsp;

Cut it!

Unload your mat, pop the stickers off with your Cricut spatula tool, then enjoy!

You have stickers! 

Bouquet of Yarn includes everything from crochet stuffed animals to fabric holiday wreaths (an art form taught to me by my grandmother) to home goods made from thrifted items. All crafted with love!

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How to make beginner stickers using a Cricut

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