How I Make, Pack, & Ship Stickers (From Home)

[@wwgbert]

I use Pirate Ship, really easy to use and quick chat help by a human when needed. I ship mainly boxes weighing between 1lb and 5lbs from Washington to Florida for $4 to $12 in 2023. Thanks for the video, tons of great info.

[@eb8697]

Tim, I love your videos! People worry that sharing your process will cause others to steal ideas, but to be honest, I just want to cheer you on more! Wishing you all success in your business!

[@prettyteia]

That’s what kept me blessed. Sharing my knowledge God gave me. This man is awesome and will be blessed. We can’t die with it

[@eb8697]

@@prettyteia so true!!

[@CherryBlawesome]

One thing people don’t realize is that there are plenty of customers in the world for everyone!😊 This guy gets it! Also I am a huge believer in karma…and good karma comes to those who give back to the community.

[@susannarogers5705]

Hi! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge! I own a sticker business that has taken off recently and am thinking about investing in a new cutting machine for mass production. (I currently use a Cricut explore 3 and have been experiencing a plateau just bc I cannot make stickers and faster 😅) Can you give me more info about your cutter? Or a link?

[@GayleCreates]

Read this book called "steal like an artist". Your perspective might change.

[@byeorih3611]

I feel like you are the older brother I never had! :D Thanks for all the pointers. You are obviously so SMART and organized!

[@kathyohara6658]

This was the most honest inspiring sticker vlog I have seen. Love your frank, realistic thinking on packaging and the throw away trash it makes too.

[@bens2718]

i thought it was kinda gay

[@SimplifiedBusinessSystems]

So helpful! I just crossed 10k sales in a little over a year and recently decided it was time to upgrade from my Cricut machines. Always love seeing what other people are using.

[@dandee28]

what sticker paper do you use may I ask? after cutting do you feel like theres glue residue particles on top?

[@yashbardhan6694]

​@@dandee28Did you get your answer??

[@blomsterkulla]

Hi Tim! Using Figma and a feature called Components is a really easy way create variations of a design. Technically, it's a software for designing software UI:s but it's really useful for something like this, too. Instead of working on one file at a time, you have a big canvas where you can create as many Frames as you want. When you're done, you just export the frames into whatever format you want. Also, it's free!

[@tynsoltys]

As a UX designer I feel like knowing this has given me an unfair advantage 😂 also with the data plugins, it's brilliant.

[@thompsonevergreen8006]

Figma balls

[@WillieTheAutomaton]

Since he's already part of the adobe suite, he could use indesign as well. With proper set up, it can replace all the colors and names in one fell swoop, including resizing the text to fit the bounding box. Plus it's made for printing.

[@katscandance]

Adobe users never trust me when I say they should try Figma 😭

[@Emailmesoicanignoreu]

Figma doesn’t support colour profiles such as CMYK. So it isn’t the best for professional print work.

[@mariavelazco4381]

Out of all the videos I have seen since I was teenager having ideas of starting on business this has been the MOST HELPFUL VIDEO OUT OF ALL !!!! When I tell you I LEARNED SO MUCH ON THIS ONE VIDEO THAN EVER YOU ARE A GOAT SIR 🎉!!!!!!

[@tuvoca825]

G.O.A.T. = Greatest of all time.

[@MrGreenbudha]

Omfg. Several things about this video I lived. That you are Canadian and your channel is awesome. I'm planning on starting my own online business doing stickers and patterns with an indeginous twist since I'm aboriginal. Second. Those machines ! Need Those lol And lastly how you present your information is outstanding and straightforward. Love it. Much success in 2023!

[@TimKoa]

Sounds like you have a good niche to start out with! Wish you success :)

[@Rose-yt5hi]

Thanks for this video! It was cool to see your operation. I impulse bought a Cricut earlier this year and just this month got into sticker making. My brother commissioned a very specific niche piece that ended up getting a great response on social media, leading to some direct sales, so I decided to open an Etsy. It’s been really fun coming up with designs and really getting back into art, even if I don’t have much of a market. Ha ha

[@TimKoa]

It's funny how these things start! I wish you and your brother success :)

[@Rose-yt5hi]

@@TimKoa Thanks! I’ve been watching your videos to try and figure out how to best utilize Etsy and have a successful shop. I think my biggest challenge right now is to figure out a product that has more mass appeal (but that won’t kill my creative soul to produce, lmao); about half my traffic so far is driven by posts from external sites for these niche stickers. I’m trying to figure out what people who are already on Etsy would actually search for/have use for. I’m quite happy with what I’ve been able to accomplish so far, but it would be so neat to eventually generate an impactful amount of revenue from it. I hope you continue to see great success on your end! And thanks again for spreading the knowledge.

[@Rose-yt5hi]

@@mrs.quills7061 I didn’t know that there was a way to do that! I always felt it a bit wasteful not to be able to print more on the paper, but c’est la vie. I’ve been fairly happy with my Cricut, but it definitely has some bugs and can be a bit inconsistent with how clean it cuts on the border. If my shop takes off, I would definitely look at replacing it with something a little more industrial grade.

[@RajinderYadav]

Focus on making a profit rather than fun, otherwise time wasted will be super costly in the end. The honeymood period will end.

[@VoThuanPhong-n5t]

10 điểm 💥✨

[@molahi5779]

Oh! You really do have a sticker shop. A very professional one at that! A lot of people don't walk the walk here on KZbin. Good to see a credible KZbinr.👍🏾

[@angijantke3452]

I’m a postal worker who sorts mail, one thing I tell people is to use registered mail as a tracking for stickers. It’s 10$ and you get a signature. This is only if chit chat isn’t available. Also what ever you do make sure your postal address to and from is accurate. So much mail gets delayed because the address is wrong, or it doesn’t get returned due to no return address. For the record , Canada post has really failed on the small business front and hey know it. They are working on some new ideas for small business and it will be interesting to see what they come up with.

[@mrs.quills7061]

Unfortunately, most people don’t want to pay double the shipping cost for the price of stickers… if I tack it to the price for free shipping that’s so much money for one sticker! I offer stamped mail as well on my Etsy shop but they use Pitney bowes so it has some tracking. Way, way cheaper than shipping it when stickers aren’t that expensive or big.

[@angijantke3452]

I totally agree, I was more thinking about the folks who have ordered a large quantity and want tracking.

[@paperedpaknship7697]

Mail sorting is something that I want to learn

[@adamjones7497]

lol $10 to ship some stickers. Gtfo.

[@tuvoca825]

The wear and tear on your body... I salute you. Respect. But... you can keep your benefits and be better to your body if you apply to be the janitor. And your hours are better.

[@pengqiu1985]

Love love love this video! Really appreciate your honest sharing of your sticker-making process and all the machines you use! That's so valuable! And I ordered some dishwasher-safe stickers for my boys from your store. So cute and good quality! Happy crafting!!!

[@TessaNewberry]

Illustrator does have a data merge feature via a csv file. It's under the variables panel. I had my dad (who is a web developer) create a program that crawled the order summary pages (shopify api perhaps? idk) and automatically generates the csv file for me. Mine was a lot more complex because I needed it to pull the customer uploaded images and create a folder of those images on a specific folder in my computer for the csv to reference. Yours would just be text. In fact you might be able to use a built in whatever order exporting feature already exists with your website's platform. Loved the shipping solutions you mentioned! The Chit Chats one is something I'll have to check out.

[@lihtan]

I've been using Illustrator for years, and I had no idea you could automate the entry of data through the Variable window. This is a game changer for me! Thank you for the tip!

[@NeoNordstom]

That's great, still doing that our do you know about any saas solution for auto exporting the Shopify order info?

[@puccarts]

I'm super familiar with photoshop for non-vectorized art but I wonder if actually I should learn some on illustrator since that seemed quite easy to change quite a few of the parameters like this. Not sure if learning illustrator is worth the time investment though.. every time I open the program to do something simple like crop an image, I'm left wanting to tear my hair out 2 hours later. Have any good tutorial recommendations?

[@NeoNordstom]

Yeah same, will just go in monk mode and start Skool community around things that will make the community 1/1 - iterate and build up to 5000 members in a year - not related to this per se but related to income and purpose @@puccarts

[@TessaNewberry]

@@puccarts I think it depends on if you want to do the type of work that illustrator was made for. It's a vector software like you said. So if you want to do pixel manipulation it's not the right program. But if you want to be able to scale work losslessly, it's the only way to go. I work within both programs and use the one whose strengths best support the type of work I want to create. they link to one another really well, Photoshop through smart objects and illustrator through linked Photoshop files. If you're exclusively interested in the variables data I think Photoshop has some version of that as well. Seems like it's called external data source in Photoshop. For my shop at the time I was generating svg files so illustrator was the smarter choice. Tutorial wise, I recommend just looking for a tutorial with an end result similar to a style you'd be interested in making and then just following along point for point. After you do that enough you should know enough of the program to start creating things yourself. Then anytime you want to do something and you don't know how, just Google it. That's how I learned. I also started in PS and learned AI later. I work with them pretty 50/50 now. But don't try to learn everything at once. Both PS and AI are huge programs so I don't think it's worth knowing how to use all of their tools. Just the ones you need.

[@chrismilton8792]

Tim! Glad you decided to be more transparent about Turtle Tags - seeing the process is awesome

[@raquelmangual]

Oh wow, I've been watching your videos for a while and didn't realize you did all the printing yourself. Great work, and thanks for sharing!

[@TimKoa]

Thanks for watching :)

[@suzu]

I'm just starting to do DIY stickers for myself using my Silhouette Cameo. Wow. That is soooo interesting to see your process and the tools you're using. Amazing!

[@Mr.Flo.Official]

Swift. Knowing your business in every detail by being there - soo cool to see how other people are doing it :)

[@TimKoa]

Thanks friend! And thanks for the tips :)

[@macigilbeau3988]

I love letter track pro, with a stamp! It tells you when it’s delivered and when to expect it to arrive. It’s only like .50cents extra for the tracking

[@Black-Widow]

would love a video on which machines and supplies you recommend

[@YINGIsHere]

Thanks for introducing chit chat and netparcel. I haven't done international shipping yet from the USA, so I haven't offered that option. So this was very useful info. TY, Tim!

[@TimKoa]

Thanks for watching!

[@davidditzler2704]

For international shipping from the USA look at ShipStation. It was dreading it before that. After ShipStation all the headaches were resolved. You can set up presets for international goods and it will reuse the documentation for customs. You can also mail to a freight forwarder which keeps international shipping most cost effective. I was sending to USPS starting in 2015 and it was cheap then but now its more than double. ShipStation offers the freight forwarder in their services. You can also use it for USPS mail as opposed to PirateShip which is only for packages. I usually send "Large Envelope or Flat" via USPS but if you want tracking you can send it as a "Package". PirateShip doesn't offer the ability to send a flat or envelopes so that makes it much more expensive for stickers. I haven't sent anything via PirateShip internationally yet.

[@YINGIsHere]

@@davidditzler2704 ty! I will look into that as well!

[@Mamii_Veex4]

This video was satisfying to watch. The cleanliness, a system that seems to be not stressful... great video

[@NicoVellaFilm]

Thank you so much for sharing this invaluable information. A lot of people in niche industries keep their secrets carefully guarded because they don't want to share the wealth (in terms of both knowledge and money). I'm a starving artist who is going to have to save up, but I've been planning on getting into the Etsy art business, so this is great motivation!

[@sergejmacura7335]

Hy Tim. Just wanted to say that you have really inspired me to create my own little business. I have been wanting to do something on the side now for a long time and coming across your videos really sparked ideas in my head. I am preparing the products now to have them ready for when I open the store up on Etsy. And don't worry, it's not a copy of your business. Thank you again for being an inspiration! I am very glad that I have stumbled upon your videos!!!!

[@TimKoa]

Wish you the best of luck :)

[@ziam6210]

How’s it going for you?

[@ErinNElleDecals]

I JUST started what I thought would be a super small sticker shop on Etsy but it is blowing up like crazy. And all I have is a $200 canon printer and Cricut Maker 3. ( I have another Cricut machine but I don't use them at the same time). I find myself printing, laminating, and cutting some nights for 3-4 hours. The money is great but I am thinking about upgrading my machines in the next few months because the time it takes to cut it all is insane. Most of my most popular items are customized stickers and labels similar to yours so it's definitely not something I could outsource either. Not that I would even want to because it I started my shop because I enjoy making them and not to mention the materials are so cheap the so the profit margins are amazing.

[@GroooviChick]

I love this so much! I also sell personalised stationery in my shop (not stickers) and seeing your process has encouraged me. I used to think my process was too long, but it’s really not. I can’t wait to have a mini print room/shop like you.

[@Channelholder1]

hi tim!! for packaging orders i cant recommend getting transparent stackable little basket trays!! that way the orders cant move and dont get mixed up by accident :) thats how i have done over 15k orders

[@kwisclubta7175]

I'll stay away from transparent stackable little basket trays, then! Thanks so much for the tip! You have no idea how close I was to getting some. I really need to move some orders, and hearing how these basket trays have hindered you from moving your orders has me looking for another solution. Thanks for not recommending them! /s

[@caligirl714xoxo]

I love it. Your sticker machine is not only beautiful but inspiring.

[@Mamiya-Kids-Chinese]

I love your videos! very clear and relaxing to watch and I'm in Canada as well. Thanks a lot Tim!

[@thesassymom]

Great video! So fun to see how far you've come over the last couple years! I'm 6 orders away from 500, woohoo!... but it's been two years! I'm working on figuring out how to get more sales now.

[@charofheart37]

There were alme machines and shipping methods I didn't know existed. Super helpful, thanks for your time and efforts 🤗 ❤️ 👍 💯

[@gkhaled1]

Tim. I enjoy your videos and they helped me build my little Etsy shop. I think a great video idea would be how to scale up stickers production. I’m getting ready to step up and get a large format printer and a cutter. Everyone seems to like the Roland. I’m curious to know if you have explored other options as well and curious to hear your thoughts on the Roland bn20. I can’t seem to find a good video about it from the perspective of a sticker shop owner. Seeing the quality of your content I bet you can make a great video about it (pros, cons, cost, what they don’t tell you, alternatives,, etc). Thanks!

[@AshleyBishopCoach]

Thank you, Tim! Maybe in the future you could talk about why you went with a Roland printer compared to the large format HP/Epson printers. 😊

[@TimKoa]

It really just came down to size. I just don't have space for a 54 inch printer :(

[@fijaystudio]

@@TimKoa plus they weigh 200lb. I got a secondhand one, but was scammed, they had 2, one worked, one didn't, guess which one they delivered to me. Never mind they weren't a fortune, like that gorgeous BN20 is (in Australia they're over 10 grand)

[@KOK-sc8ez]

@@fijaystudio doesn’t the BN20 do the printing and the cutting all in one machine?

[@davidditzler2704]

@@KOK-sc8ez I think it does but you still have to take it out of the machine to laminate it. Also I don't know if it can do the perf cuts like the Graphtec and also it doesn't have a barcode camera to automatically load the correct dielines for each different design on the sheet for cutting. This way also frees up the BN20 to print which is slower than the Graphtec cutting.

[@fijaystudio]

@@KOK-sc8ez yes, but they still cost over $10,000 in Aust

[@marym.2287]

Most plotters have a metal plate on top with a groove in it - it's made to loop the paper back up over the machine, and then you can use an exacto blade to slice off your paper. See if your printer has that? It's a really nice feature.

[@raysegura6669]

I think this was the most helpful and short video I have ever seen. 🙏🏼

[@MinaRoy]

Always appreciate these videos! Thanks for the insight, Tim! Hope your business continues to thrive.

[@ramsam4522]

At last, it’s fun to see what you make. I love your designs by the way!

[@jackal0206]

This is very insightful, I learned a lot especially around the topic of shipping. Can you make a video to introduce your setup? I.e. the printer, the cutter, the sticker material, and laminating material you are using.

[@dualshock3]

Question about the printer at 1:44.. could you recommend a printer that's good but not as expensive as the Roland VersaStudio BN-20 your using? Ive seen one second hand.. but i'm still kind of on the fence about that one lol.. My local printshop has decent print quality, but it uses laser tech.. would it have an effect after lamination? or would it not make any difference? Question#2 Could I use any type of sticker paper? (recommendations) should I take note of good quality lamination products aswell?

[@vkeycaps]

7:40 It costs me 7-8 USD to deliver my packages(100g ish) to Canada from Ukraine with tracking. Yes, it will take about 3 weeks but it's not 20 USD

[@KG-jr7mg]

It's so tidy in your print shop! Fab👌 ✨️

[@beliavictoria1277]

Everything you said, it was like you were reading my mind. Great video!

[@tnchv-a]

I used to work with Pitney Bowes machines! ❤❤❤ E700 and P700 models 😊😊😊

[@sonatawinchester5951]

Thank you for this great video. It’s always inspiring to me to see those who are making it and showing it’s possible to succeed.

[@yoonglesmin.]

Thank you so much! I’m a new etsy and ebay seller and have been stressed out on shipping kpop photocards/postcards, stickers, etc. This helped me a lot!

[@zivariely]

Hey Tim, did you try using the text section as a symbol? It's similar to what we used to do in Flash. You can create a symbol for the name section (text only, not its background) and then use it as an instance for each of the stickers. Next time, all you have to do is double-click to enter edit mode for the symbol, change the text/name showing on it, and that's it! You're done! Every instance using the same symbol will automatically be updated.

[@AndrewTanielian]

This is fascinating! Had no idea there were machines that could do all this and all these shipping resources.

[@HeatherValentineMsFoodie]

Wow that was so awesome!!!! I’m glad you love what you do, I am more of a make stickers for scrapbooks once a year and I’m done 😂🤣😂💖💖💖

[@Ookleton]

I've learned so much in just this video alone, thank you!!

[@starvemarve5530]

I've always seen the data merge feature used for indesign, which is technically better for print files. Adobe has also done more to make Ai files more compatible w indesign. I actually use an indesign template to print shipping labels directly onto my envelopes. Anywho, love your setup & that your sharing more of it with us now. I've been eying the graphtec for a long while now. It's great confirmation when I see one of my fav youtubers using it.

[@Bielocke]

Those stickers look amazing Tim. Thanks for the video.

[@Krunch-ym3uf]

Aye !!! Great video my man. Bad ass I mean it. Straight to the point and highly informative

[@deadsetondreams1988]

If you live near me, I absolutely LOVE doing repetitive tasks that people typically find boring. XD I would sit there all day and do that for you honestly! XD

[@aliciaarroyo6]

In design has that feature too. You could drop the image file make a new layer for text and then make another layer for the names. Click find text, replace text takes a few clicks once it’s set up.

[@brigittegagne5892]

I love seeing the updates you've made to your production line Tim. It's inspiring. Are you willing to share the brand of lamination rolls you use? I've tested a few but have yet to find a pressure sensitive laminate that I really love.

[@oldfashionedmodern]

Your videos are always excellent. Thanks for the review on Chit Chats. I was looking into them too.

[@WhirlOmar]

That timer looks good for keeping track. I'll look around for it.

[@bethedney6746]

Wow Tim, thank you for the valuable content you have given!!! Great take aways!

[@AnnaKincaid]

Tim your videos are amazing! thank you so much for making them!

[@MyDigitalHub]

I suggest do a component system inside figma. That will immensely speed up your process and deliverables

[@austinportman3622]

Can you go into detail regarding settings for the the bn20 and graph tech and the media used to print and laminate?

[@fijaystudio]

glad to see you use a dearth of washi, branding, and stickers- minimalism is way better

[@ShinGraphic]

Hi Tim, there is a "variables" function in illustrator but for me it is not at all intuitive and then it cannot easily export print-ready pdfs to you. You could switch to InDesign to use your illustrated design and add text variables in an easy way. Also I wanted to tell you that your Roland BN-20, being a print-and-cut plotter has a hidden cut-through function. To enable it you have to create a special color, spot color called PerfCutContour. If you need any help, just ask!

[@TimKoa]

Yup, I ended it up using variables. Thanks for the tip :)

[@angelr2041]

Totally agree with you regarding the packaging. Think of the affect on the environment.

[@tarathegreat88]

Definitely need to know more about this cutting machine! Color me intrigued 😮

[@Peteliao]

I just started selling stickers after seeing this video. I have been making an extra $3 to $4K every month in net profit. I just want to thank you for inspiring me!

[@migmagingenieria]

Great vid man, super helpful!!! Thanks a lot for sharing! Cheers from Alberta!!!

[@dominickray5103]

The quicker way to to have your graphics setup in illustrator and do the text inDesign. Have your graphic files will be in the inDesign document as links. Any changes you need to make to the design aspect is done in illustrator. Your inDesign file you can setup data-merge. So for you new orders you just need to update your linked files. Opens inDesign and update your data merge file then ready for print.

[@Quickeasyguitarlessons]

Dude I remember watching you when you had like 2k subs. It’s great to see your business growing 👍

[@mahdimiad]

Great video, I was enjoying watching your home manufacturing,

[@JoyinCrafting]

@1:13 try canva i think it has that kind of automation

[@AleksejsOvsjaniks]

Hi! im a big fan. I wanted to ask what type of paper you use? Can you also give links for the printing mashine, cuting mashine and the film(laminate) Thanks!

[@dreboyle167]

Add text variables in your template illustrator files for text you wish to replace like %NAME% then Use an RPA to open the template and replace these. Task will still take time but it doesn’t lock you in to it. Feed this with a spreadsheet then have it save out the template to a queue folder. Set and forget then come back to quality check and do your print runs. Consider the same process for your prints.

[@sarroora]

I LOVED your video! Your process is super organized and clear and gave me some ideas on how I can improve my own. That Graphtec plotter seems like an awesome investment to make in the future :3

[@kevlynwalsh8811]

Curious as to why you don't use your Roland BN-20 to do the perforated cut? Isn't it an extra step to run it through the GraphTech?

[@awokeadoe]

…but on steroids 😂… man you really made a serious upgrade in your printshop… hands down , much respect!! Thanks for sharing. It’s very inspiring

[@michalptacek8685]

please may i ask you where can I get same type of time as you have in video? 1:22. Thank you so much for reply

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

This is helpful. I want to start offering stickers for coffee cups and such. And since they are washed I wanted to find the best way to make them that they will last.

[@dylanchrist]

you can put the vectors in indesign and do the data merge too, they stay as the vectors.

[@aplusprintshop]

very good tip on the cutter. buying one now.

[@gpslitt]

You are excellent bro, video straight from heart, I love it

[@hauntedhouse1408]

Been looking for this video for years thank you for making it 🙏

[@MadeWithGrace]

Thank you for sharing this video. I just started a new business and stickers are something I sell. I was wondering if you could please do a video on how to actually do designs and layouts for stickers. I have the hardest time with coming up with typographic and graphic designs for stickers and would love to see more videos on how to do this. Thanks again for sharing.

[@princesske1739]

Illustrator - Use Variables. Really quick and easy. Pretty much the same as any other data merge in other programs. There are quite a few good youtubes on how to set it up. Once you get past that initial learning curve, which isn't that hard, takes seconds.

[@DetourShirts]

Love the video man....thanks for sharing your process....Question: Is this scalable? What would happen if you got 100 orders or 1000 orders in a day?

[@rubester845]

Thank you for this video! Could you please link to the manual laminator you use? Thank you so much 🙂

[@bootleg1514]

Thanks for the videos. I have around 10 years of experience working in the print shop industry. I'm a blue collar guy nowadays working in the skilled trades. I've been thinking about starting a hard hat sticker side hustle. One of my coworkers spent 6 dollars on 2 hard hat stickers which really made me start considering this as a side hustle. My father actually owns one of the print shops I started working at as a teenager. I can probably get a deal on my equipment. Your videos made me realize how realistic turning my idea into a legit side hustle really is. My hard hat, coffee tumbler, water jug, vehicle, filing cabinet. You name it. I've sticker bombed it. Your videos are very informative. You gained a subscriber out of me. Thanks man.

[@matthewholohan2806]

Hi Tim, great video, your process looks very efficient. Can I ask which printer and laminate material you use?

[@NicoleEivissa]

Some eco-friendly tips for packaging: I use paper envelopes with paper padding inside (no bubble wrap), 100% recycled and recyclable. Either it’s called honeycomb envelopes (the better/thicker but more expensive type) or curated envelope (lighter, but still good enough to safely transport small items.) To that, I use a paper self-sticking tape (you can get brown or with printing on it - mine has some cute eco drawings to remind customers I care about environment :) which looks really nice. These envelopes are in multiple sizes. Also, I use custom made stamp for stamping discount code and a short motto (as an extra touch with every order) on a back of a card (you can use a thank you card, business card, jewelry care card or anything that goes into your package anyway).

[@normamccafferty3053]

Great information- your videos are always informative. Thanks!

[@HuyH]

Thank you very much for making this. I am interested in doing something like this for myself. Any of your videos talk about what kind of printer I would need to print colored or photo quality stickers? You have a new follower!

[@knightmageEXP]

Thanks for all your hard work on these videos! Their very informative, straight to the point and also motivating as well! I've always thought about starting a buisness doing all the research but never starting due to not wanting to fail. Success is made from the failures one has made and now I'm diving into it and seeing where the journey takes me! Thanks for all the information and hard work you put in to the videos man! Wish you all the best on your continuing journey ^_^

[@kittykattmcgee6375]

Thank you, I am so wanting to make stickers. I don't have a business yet but I really want to make stickers. 😊

[@420damo]

This is excellent content. Really valuable insight into your business.

[@elenasworld4585]

Love the stickers! They are so cute. Do you design these yourself using only Illustrator? I'm starting to learn how to use Illustrator , it would be cool if you can make a video showing us how to draw the stickers

[@Imkhloeghazi]

Hi Tim, thank you for sharing your journey with us. I wanted to ask about the big printing machine and cutting machine you have can you please add the link for those as well thank you

[@ryanscoville3586]

Thanks for the video! I have a question about the cutting process. I never see anyone using the cutting feature of the Roland printers. The VersaStudio is a printer/cutter in one. Why do you elect to use the graphtec for cutting instead of cutting it with the Roland?

[@harshilkakdiya5694]

He said in other video that graphtec is super fast and accurate whereas roland is very slow for cutting and printing

[@RonWaller]

What printer are you using? What material to print stickers? Thanks Keep up the great work.

[@SydneyRoc]

I was inspired by another one of your videos and now 6 minutes into this one I stopped to write this comment and don't even think I can realistically get started at this point. I'll try to find an older video of yours this setup is insane.

[@angelebabin5845]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You have inspired me.

[@bananabeets]

Could you make a video going into more detail about the equipment you use? How does the postage meter work? Do you pay for it monthly or buy it and put stamps in it? Lol sorry I have just never heard of this before 😅