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How to Kiss Cut and Die Cut Stickers with Cricut
Discover how to Kiss Cut and Die Cut Stickers in Cricut Design Space
Do you want to know how to make kiss cut and die cut stickers with Cricut's Print then Cut feature? In today's Cricut guide, we will show you how to quickly get started with printable stickers and your inkjet printer. Stickers are so versatile and are great for customized designs, printed sticker sheets, scrapbook stickers or even small business advertising ideas.
You can easily learn how to make a sticker with your Cricut using our helpful tutorial to add a personal touch to orders. But, what if you don't have the time to create your own stickers? We've got you covered with a range of Sticker PNG options including small business packaging.
Did you know that Design Bundles also offers an awesome selection of FREE Stickers? You can download them immediately and start printing and cutting them in no time! Design resources include You also get commercial and personal use licenses included to print and cut as much as you like! We used this fun bundle of Boho clipart for our stickers in this tutorial.
What are Kiss Cut and Die Cut Stickers?
Kiss and Die mainly refer to the type of cut you will be using for your stickers. A kiss cut, often used to create sticker sheets, only cuts through a single layer of sticker material, leaving the backing untouched. This is an ideal option for printable planner stickers or cute stickers for parties or products.
The die-cut, on the other hand, cuts through both the sticker layer and sticker backing, creating several individual stickers that still have the backing intact. These are perfect for adding as Thank You gifts to orders. Make stickers for events, giveaways to create awareness or just for fun. You could also create stickers to promote your store name or brand.
Now that you have an idea of the difference between the two types of cuts, you can make a better decision on how you want to proceed with your project. Some people can get frustrated when cutting stickers because it either cuts right through or not completely. With Cricut's handy material selection, we hope to help you avoid this issue and make cutting stickers one of your favorite crafts.
Step 1 - Select the Sticker Cut Material
Once you have printed your stickers using Cricut Design Space, the program will direct you to the next page. On this page, you will be able to adjust the material settings to cut your sticker paper. You can choose the material from your favorites if you have already saved it before or click on Browse All Materials to select another material.
For Kiss cut stickers, click on the Search Bar on the right-hand side of your screen and type in Sticky Note. In the results, select the Sticky Note option. This is the recommended option for kiss cut stickers and gives a great result. It is also recommended to do a test cut first when using a new brand of paper just in case your material is thicker than usual.
For Die cut stickers, click on the Search Bar and type in "cardstock". Then, select Medium Cardstock 80 lb (216 gsm) from the results list. It's so easy to find and select the type of material you want with Cricut Design Space.
Step 2 - Cut out your Cricut Stickers
With the correct settings in place, follow the on-screen instructions. Place your chosen sticker paper on your Cricut cutting mat, check that the Fine Point blade has been inserted into the right-side carriage, and then load your mat into the cutting machine.
If you have trouble getting your sticker paper to stick to your mat, it's time to clean! Our guide on how to clean Cricut mats is a great place to start. We also have an in-depth tutorial on how to change a Cricut blade if needed.
Cricut will detect your mat and blade, and then ask you to proceed by clicking the Go button on the computer. You can also press the "Go" button on your Cricut Machine. Wait for your cutting machine to complete the cut, and then once done, gently remove your sticker paper from the mat.
If you choose to do a kiss cut, the stickers and backing paper will be removed together. If you have selected to create die-cut stickers, remove the excess paper first. The stickers will remain on the mat and can then be removed individually.
Show your customers your appreciation by popping a few die-cut stickers into their orders. Beautifully designed stickers are a lovely surprise and the perfect way to complete a creative purchase.
You have successfully used your Cricut cutting machine to make your own stickers. The possibilities are limitless and so exciting! Why not experiment with printable vinyl for your next Cricut craft? Make even more amazing print then cut stickers with our selection of fun and completely FREE Clipart.
We would love to see your crafts and what you create with your purchased designs. Hop on over and join our Design Bundles Customer Community Group, where you can chat, share, and find out about the latest amazing deals, freebies and more. We look forward to seeing you there!
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