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Step by step

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Draw or export your art at 300 dpi. Keep a 2–3 mm quiet border around the shape so the cut does not shave the ink.
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If you only have scissors: print on sticker paper, let the ink dry, then cut just outside the line. For a glossy finish, cover with clear tape before you cut.
Tip
Inkjet ink smears on some vinyl until it is sealed. Laser toner is more water-resistant out of the tray.
03
If you have a cutter: place the print on the mat, set the machine to kiss-cut (top layer only), and run a test on a corner of scrap first.
04
Weed the extra paper around each sticker. Press one onto a water bottle or notebook and wait an hour before washing the bottle.
05
Store unused sheets flat, away from sun. Heat warps vinyl and makes the next cut drift.

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Inkjet ink smears on some vinyl until it is sealed. Laser toner is more water-resistant out of the tray.
Do not print copyrighted characters and sell them. Your own drawings and lettering are the safe lane.
A full sheet of 2-inch round stickers is a good first run — you will learn alignment before you design a die-cut shape.