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Koala glossy photo paper. 36# or 48# works.

It's called super b I believe on my print settings. But next to that it does say 13x19, so I'm not sure why it's not showing that on yours.

Yes, I use paper that is up to 110# sometimes.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts Thanks Luv 😊

I'm sure you could. People use Canva all the time to make stuff. I just believe it's easier on a computer than on a phone.

Check to see of when you go to print, if 2 Canon Epson printer options come up. There are always 2 options for me, and I have to pick the one that says "Network" next to it.

I don't work with DTF's so I unfortunately don't have an answer for you on this one.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts Thank you and for the quick response. :)

Yes, absolutely. It's what I use it for as well.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you so much for your quick response. I really appreciate it. Now we can open the box and start using it. Lol!

That paper that us on the foam board gets in the way. You have to peel that off first. If you want to be be able to cut that board without peeling the paper off, you would be better off using a hot knife.

Yes, Koala GP paper. I use all of their paper (all the different weights and finishes), including their sticker paper. It can be found on Amazon, or on the Koala GP website.

I literally use ALL of their paper! 🙈 Truley. I have koala paper in every weight, so it just depends on what I plan to make, and then I'll pick my paper.

Not with this one, but you can with the PL70e-BT. I have a video on that one if you'd like to go through my videos and watch that one.

@AdrianasPaperCrafts aww shucks I order one for a steak on Amazon for $20 reviews and someone answered my question and said yes

@valentinoojeda5320 shipping labels are usually 4x6, if you print shipping labels on this one, it's going to be very small labels.

@@valentinoojeda5320 I guess they mixed it with address label. People keep mixing them. It only supports 2x4cm labels which are way to small for shipping label

The rear paper tray holds a ton of paper, in my opinion.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts That's really good to know! Have you perchance used that particular weight Koala paper with the 8550 in the rear paper tray, or a similar weight?😍

@pinkpearlsandplans yes, I've used up to 110# cardstock and it works just fine. That's really the beauty of a rear paper tray, the paper goes in really easily, so you don't have to worry about a paper jam, or anything like that.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts Thank you so much! You have been so very kind and super helpful!!! I really appreciate it!!💗

@pinkpearlsandplans happy to help!

It's about 5x5. They are Starbucks boxes. My mom works there so she was able to get some for me.

I used my Canon Pixma ix6820 for this project, but nowadays I use the Epson et8550 printer. It really doesn't smell as you work the way I did, which is kind of quickly. It smells more if you leave a piece of foam there to burn away. Like if a piece of foam got stuck on the hot wire and you just left it there, then yes, there is a chemically smell.

For a beginner, I would recommend any Canon printer. I personally REALLY believe in the Canon Pixma ix6800, but it could be out of your price range, so lower end Canons will work well too, or even an HP printer that comes with instant ink. They'll print more slowly though, and may or may not be able to use glossy photo paper.

Yes I have and it goes through just fine as long as you use the rear paper feeder tray.

You can use photopea.com it is basically free, online photoshop.

That's a really helpful tip - thanks for the share!

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts No problem. I thought I would save you a headache it happened to me once already. In the winter if you ship to anyone in a cold climate most stickers don't stay on the package. These do but if you reposition it's likely to peel off.

You would just select the closest option. So if your paper is glossy, then you select glossy photo paper.

If you mean how to perfectly print onto a sheet of round labels, then I would personally go back to the Koala package and see if it comes with any instructions. Usually anything like that gives instructions so you are sure to print on the right spot.

In photoshop?

Yes you can. For example, create the black and white design on canva, save to your phone. Then upload your saved creation into the Nelko app, and print it out. Viola!

You have to set it to matte since that kind of sticker paper is matte. I can't remember off the top of my head which specific matte setting I use, but I don't think it matters too much as long as you're using a matte setting.

Also keep in mind that bc it's a matte paper, the ink will absorb more than with glossy paper. So the result WILL be different.

The blank fruit pouch template is part of tier 2. The actual fully designed and editable design is in tier 3 of my Patreon.

Thanks. I'm tier 3​@@AdrianasPaperCrafts

I can make my items in any theme, you just have to pay for the "new theme" fee.

I'm not sure I understand what you mean.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts I mean like when you were showing the hp ink how do you add that to when you do videos

Uh oh. Did you use a roll of labels that came with your thermal printer, or did you buy the labels separately? I've read reviews of some labels not being that great.

On Canva, it's one of the effects, I believed called "outline". You would change the inner color to white, and the outline to black.

@AdrianasPaperCrafts Thank you so much! I'm making my great nephew coloring books for his 1st birthday party and I cannot wait to see how they turn out :) thanks for the help

Regular copy paper works just fine for the inside pages, and then thick, glossy photo paper works great for the cover.

I have a whole video on my Epson 8550, but it's very expensive. A cheaper alternative is the Canon Pixma ix6820. I absolutely love it. And I suggest getting ink for it on inkjets.com

I personally use Photoshop to print out my designs, but you can use MS Word, Canva, Google Docs, etc.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you yes because I’m just starting to print and my color come out super light or my images look blurry I’m gonna try on canvas see if that help with my colors thanks again!