Munbyn Label Printer - How to set up and create stickers

Have you wondered about how to create DIY labels at home? Using a Munbyn Label can be the answer. This is especially true if you have a small business or simply create crafts for craft fairs and want to create professional labels at home.
It is important for businesses to personalize labeling for branding and marketing purposes and particularly important for small businesses. Well designed labels can enhance the perceived value of craft items and attract customers to repurchase.
Join me on my Munbyn thermal printer journey where I will cover setting up the thermal printer, how to create designs, and how to print professional labels and stickers in your own home.
NOTE: The Munbyn printer was provided by Munbyn however all views are my own. Sue
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Where to purchase your printer?
These links will take you to the main Munbyn website. On the top right hand side you will see a flag. There you can choose the flag that relates to your country.
Munbyn thermal label printer;
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Munbyn thermal labels; Munbyn thermal stickers
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Check out the variety of special sticker labels - holographic, watercolor, various shapes
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[@FrancescaBrown-tz6xw]

Hello Sue, just wanted to say thanks for creating this video it was super helpful and you helped me realise my issue was the printer werent plugged into my laptop 😂 thank you so much again!

[@CreateWithSueandScanNCut]

Wonderful! I am really pleased it helped. :-)

[@allabouteveshop]

Hiya, thanks for this. I have been eyeing this machine. Please can you point me to your tutorial for making the stickers in Canva like you mentioned. Thank you.

[@CreateWithSueandScanNCut]

Here is the link to that video. I hope you find it helpful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZyloqeZrLSoY9ksi=tageu_Pxh78czSuq. Happy creating, Sue

[@dl2ni.stores]

Hello Sue, Thank you for posting this video.

[@CreateWithSueandScanNCut]

Glad it was helpful! :-)