Die Cut Stickers w/ Photoshop & Illustrator | Perf-Cut on the BN2-20A | Roland VersaWorks

Let's make a nice stack of die cut decals on the BN2-20A!
I'll use Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator to create out cutlines.
This is a similar workflow for the BN-20A, and a few other Roland print and cut machines.
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[@petertwining5729]

Stickers turned out great, a really good tutorial and tips. Thanks for the share. 😊

[@PrintBestie]

Thanks so much! Glad you liked it!

[@miketheprintman]

Someone has not watched my video on how to create cut lines for stickers in InDesign. It's a much easier process then going into Photoshop first. But this way does work really well, also. Good tip on spacing the stickers out from each other as well, too close and you'll risk the sheet bowing in the machine and jamming up. Happens on the bigger Summa and Graphtec cutters as well. Thanks for sharing Angelyn. Getting closer to 1,000 subscribers!

[@PrintBestie]

Mike, I swear I've seen it lol! Unfortunately my muscle memory for Photoshop is so strong haha. Nice to know the sticker spacing applies to Summa as well. I've seen that cutter work and it's pretty awesome. & yes getting close :) Thanks!!

[@kennethrudo8282]

What media are you using for these stickers?

[@PrintBestie]

GCVP - Glossy Calendared Vinyl, 3mil, Roland brand