How to Make Full Sheet Stickers with Cricut PLUS the Print then Cut Hack to Get Bigger Prints!

Introduction

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create full sheet stickers using Cricut, along with a Print then Cut hack to make larger prints. This step-by-step guide will help you design beautiful sticker sheets with backgrounds and die-cut stickers, enhancing your crafting projects.

Step 1: Upload the Images

• Open Cricut Design Space.
• Click on "Upload" in the left menu.
• Select your images to upload. Ensure they are in a compatible format (such as PNG or JPG).
• After uploading, choose the images you want to use and click "Insert Images."

Step 2: Create the Sticker Sheet with Background

• In Design Space, create a new canvas.
• Resize your canvas to match the size of your sticker paper, typically 8.5" x 11".
• Add a background by selecting a shape (like a rectangle) and resizing it to fit the canvas.
• Fill the background with a pattern or color of your choice.

Step 3: Arrange Your Stickers

• Drag and drop the uploaded images onto the canvas.
• Resize and arrange the images to maximize the use of space on the sticker sheet.
• Use the alignment tools in Design Space to evenly space your stickers.

Step 4: Adjusting Print Size

• Select the entire sticker sheet.
• Click on the "Flatten" button to prepare it for printing.
• Ensure that the dimensions are correct and fit within the Print then Cut limits set by Cricut.

Step 5: Cutting Out the Sticker Sheet

• Once your design is ready, click "Make It."
• Select your printer settings and print the sticker sheet.
• After printing, load the printed sheet into the Cricut machine.
• Follow the prompts to cut out the stickers.

Step 6: Design Die Cut Stickers

• Create a new canvas for die-cut stickers.
• Upload your images again, or use the same ones from the previous step.
• Resize these images as needed for individual stickers.
• Position them on a new canvas, ensuring they are spaced out appropriately.

Step 7: Adjusting Print for Die Cut Stickers

• Similar to the sticker sheet, select all images and click "Flatten."
• Check the dimensions and ensure they fit within the Cut size limits.

Step 8: Cutting the Die Cut Stickers

• Click "Make It" for the die-cut stickers.
• Print the designs using your printer.
• Load the printed sheet into the Cricut machine.
• Follow the cutting instructions to create individual die-cut stickers.

Conclusion

You have now successfully created full sheet stickers and die-cut stickers using Cricut! Remember to experiment with different backgrounds and sticker designs to personalize your projects further. For more resources and free SVG files, check out the creator's blog and consider watching Part One of the Print then Cut hack for additional tips. Happy crafting!