Draw or design: You can draw your pictures or use a computer to create cool designs.
Choose sticker paper: You can find special sticker paper at craft stores. We have two types in the Design Lab: Avery paper sticker and a more robust vinyl plastic material sticker.
Print your design: Carefully print your design onto the sticker paper.
Cut out your stickers: Use scissors or a craft cutter to cut out your stickers.
Ask friends and family: They might want to buy your stickers!
Set up a sticker stand: You could sell your stickers at our Makers market or a local market.
Online shops: With help from a grown-up, you could sell your stickers online.
Remember, it's important to price your stickers fairly. Good luck!
You can draw pictures using inspiration from research. Watching a video on how to draw can be helpful. You can also trace a simple picture, such as clip art or a silhouette.
Hint: You will have better results using white paper and bold artwork.
Bring your finished artwork to the Design Lab for printing.
A: Collect a sheet of sticker paper from Mr Swafford or Mr Ben.
NOTE: A free sheet of sticker paper is available for learning. Businesses will need to pay for sticker paper.
Sticker Sheets A4
$0.40 Paper per sheet
$0.80 Vinyl per sheet
B: Place the sticker paper face down in TRAY 4.
C: Lift the lid on the printer. Place your artwork face down. Close the lid.
D: Use the swipe card to log into the printer. Swipe Here.
E: Click Access Device, Access Device, Copy and Start.
Lift the printer lid
Lay the artwork face down
Access Device
Print a copy!
Hint: You may wish to give extra space around your pictures to make cutting easer.
Feedback is super essential for a sticker business! Here's why:
Knowing what people like: Feedback helps you understand what designs people prefer. Maybe they love your cute animals but aren't keen on your outer space ones.
Improving your stickers: If someone doesn't like something about your sticker, it's a chance to improve it! Maybe the colours are too bright, or the sticker isn't sticky enough.
Making people happy: When you get positive feedback, it feels great! It means you're making people happy with your stickers.
Growing your business: People who like your stickers might tell their friends. This can help your business grow.
So, always ask your customers what they think!
You can learn more about sticker making and other tools we have in the design lab. Ask about:
Design & Print
Circut: Watch the video on how to use the Circut Maker to make stickers. (Circut website how to stickers)
Roland Cutter