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Probably a red shouldered hawk

It's not. That's why she uses 2 sticker sheets at once back to back.

In the description, where everything goes.

You would need to cut around the edges of the paper where the laminate has sealed by meeting itself. The paper will then separate into two laminated sheets of sticker paper which you can then cut by hand or put through your cutting machine. Personally, I would sandwich a sheet of copy paper between the two sticker sheets to give a better result. :-)

@@SerenityStationOfficial Thanks. Right after I wrote my first comment I did figure it out lol.

Since she laminated two pieces of paper back to back, only the parts that you can see on each side will be laminated. When she cuts the edges of the paper, the inside parts that you can't see (the sticky sides) will come apart in two pieces, the two pages you laminated. This technique will make only the printed side to be laminated while the back, sticky side remains "un-laminated". As long as you put two pages back to back in the laminator, the pages will come apart as soon as you cut the edges of the laminated pages. Too bad the video did not show that because its kind of hard to picture the final result...

Nancy Aguiar Thanks, I just bought this. I’ve already made bookmarks and planner dividers. I’ll have to try this.

Her design was printed on Sticker Paper then she laminated them. So they were stickers before she even put them through the laminator. Sticker paper has a backing on each page that you peel off when you decide to use your sticker.

I never thought about doing 2 sheets at once, but I have this problem too... Unfortunately doesn't seem like she is going to answer since the video has been up 2yrs. I hope she does, because if she has tips to avoid this that'd be awesome. The only temporary solution I've found is use name brand laminating sheets and to undo it from the backing don't try to peel the front off the back, do the other way around. Hope that helps/makes sense.

Try running it through the machine a few times

They do unseal with me :( Did you manage to do it?

@@helenealonso6767 I believe she mentioned she runs it through the laminator 2-3 more times. Havent tried it myself yet but maybe that helps.

@@Renotaraa It seems that the problem was coming from my laminator: I had a very cheap one, now I've bought a better quality machine and it works beautifully! :)

@@helenealonso6767 hey! ur comment is from two years i know but that means u have enough experience! just wanted to as do u use vinyl stickers? with hot setting lamination? if yes, then is there any problems like damaging it or is it as good as cold setting?

@@bambi1669 Hi Bambi ! I've stopped making hot lamination stickers because the result was too variable, but I know some people get good results. I used classic sticker paper and had many issues with lifting. Maybe vinyl helps...

DoodleCrew if I'm not mistaking when she cut the edge of the lamaite the seal is cut off only the so she can take both sheets apart and only have the picture on front lamanite and the back would not be lamatie off 1 sticker sheet. That's why she printed 2 sheets and put them together. Sorry hard to explain.

DoodleCrew She put two sheets of stickers back to back. This means only both printed sides will be laminated when it goes through the machine. Then she cuts them out so that the unprinted side, which is on ‘unlaminated’ side, can be peeled off like a sticker :)

The technique is really useful! Although, after separating the sheets and cutting the stickers with a pair of scissors, I noticed that the plastic is simply peeling off. I guess that since it's not glued but sealed, the cutting of the sides sorts of "opens" the seal and the plastic just comes off. Do you have any trick to avoid that?

Hi! So you need to peel off afterwards, right? I tried this put with my paper it doesn't work. Do you have to put it in at a certain temperature or is there special paper?

You needed to complete this video by opening up the pouch to show they were laminated one side only. I get a better finish if I place a piece of copier paper between the sheets