DIY Holographic Sticker Sheets with Cricut | Step by Step Tutorial

Learn how to make your own Print then Cut Holographic Sticker Sheets using your Cricut machine. This step by step tutorial will give you the confidence you need to create beautiful kiss cut stickers that you can give as gifts or use for yourself. You will learn how to size your sticker sheet so you can take advantage of using as much space as possible. I will share the perfect cut settings you will need for the perfect kiss cut and tips on how to get your Cricut to read those registration marks. You will soon be creating beautiful stickers for everyone you know!
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[@karobeyers124]

Hi! I love your videos, I started using the Teckwrap products so it's been great to fid you. Quick question, if I would like to add a fun background or a header to my sticker sheet, at which stage would I do that? For example, if I create a header in Canva to add to the sheet. I would be massively grateful for your help :)

[@littlecraftnest]

I’m glad you enjoy the videos. You can flatten your header or fun background to the rectangle before attaching your stickers on top. Happy crafting!

[@christineadams69]

Very informative and clear instructions. Thank you. I will give this a go soon ❤

[@littlecraftnest]

Glad you enjoyed it. Happy crafting!

[@micheleolup2719]

Hello…I love watching your videos! I’ve learn so much and with you doing the step-by-step, it’s easier to understand. I only have a CRICUT Joy and want to do the stickers but I’m not sure how to size the paper. Any suggestions?

[@littlecraftnest]

I’m glad your enjoying the videos. Unfortunately the Cricut Joy does not have the Print then cut feature. Some other KZbin creators have videos on hacks you can use to make stickers with the joy, that you can look up. I have not made a video on this yet. I hope you can find what your looking for. Happy crafting.

[@mlistander]

Can you please explain why the tape. Are you using it to hide the marks or to make them mat.

[@littlecraftnest]

I’m using it to make it matte so that the light does not reflect of the sheet and mess with the sensors on the machine.

[@kiaramuniz5798]

I loved 🥰

[@ronniea.4830]

I learned that if you change the conture to a basic cut you can hide the small areas. then change to print and cut again.

[@littlecraftnest]

Yes that’s right! Thanks for sharing.

[@liveoffthewallco]

Is it the same process if u have borderless stickers or you have to have a white or black border around your stickers?

[@littlecraftnest]

You don’t have to have a border around it, it is optional. However if it’s a very detailed cut I would add a boarder so the stickers peel easily without breaking. Also if your design has lots of negative space (ex. Text) with nothing connecting all your pieces together, then each image or letter will cut out separately because nothing is holding those layers together. In this case you would need to create an offset behind all your layers and flatten them together.

[@liveoffthewallco]

@@littlecraftnest im new to all this so still learning. Its overwhelming a bit and still confusing to me. i read what u said but for a better example. Lets say i wanted to make my profile pic a sticker. its a circle with a black background and picture in the middle. how would i go about making that a sticker? Would i still have to do a offset option or make a border in canvas in the circuit program?

[@littlecraftnest]

Yes there is so much to learn when beginning. Yes you could do a circle sticker picture without a border, no problem. When printing turn the bleed on for a more accurate cut. I hope it works well for you. Happy crafting!

[@liveoffthewallco]

@@littlecraftnest thank you. An oh i turned it off because i didnt know what it meant when i was printing. An when i tried to use the cricut it said to calibrate so i guess it couldnt read the lines to cut or something ? i guess ill have to look up how to calibrate it so that it will be able to cut?

[@littlecraftnest]

@liveoffthewallco Here’s a short video on how to calibrate kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqq4gKSraK5mjLcsi=r4BanKqfyRxRUTm- Here is another sticker video you may find helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4Xdgaukdpmdh9Usi=4w7Vg5sSbrd1__bM

[@mlistander]

Hi I am new to your channel. Very informative ❤

[@littlecraftnest]

Glad you enjoyed it. Happy crafting!

[@karenscraftcorner12]

I will try this thank you.

[@littlecraftnest]

You’re welcome!