How To Make Stickers With Your Cricut - Clear Foiled Version
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Hello everyone!
Here I am with another tutorial, this time to create Foiled Clear Stickers using a laminator and your Cricut machine. Come take a look to learn about clear sticker paper options, and tips and tricks to get the best foiling possible.
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Your video was great timing for me. I am currently making samples of all the was to use foil. Thank you for your videos.
I love sampling almost as much as I love doing projects. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Gorgeous! Thank you! The cricut is on my «must buy» list ❤️
You should get one Elisabeth. It’s a must on any craft room.
Love it! Saved me so much money ordering stickers for my wedding
Yay!
Awesome teaching and tutorial. First time watching and a newbie to your channel.
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I always learn something new from your videos....thank you!!!
I’m glad you do, thanks for watching
My favorite part was watching you pull back the foil!!! Love this! Thank you!
I know, right? 🤗
I’m in 😍 with this foil sticker option. You’re an amazing teacher thank you
i love your tutorial . great explanation :)
Your channel is all I have ever wanted to make in one!! Love it!!
Can I use an inkjet for these projects?
I'm so glad you fin the content useful. For the foiled stickers you need toner, thus a laser printer. Inkjet printers won't hold the foil, so nope, you can't use them for foiling. You can, however, use inkjet for colored stickers.
Thank you so much
for sharing "THIS" video...
Great timing...
Thanks Judi
I wonder what you mean by “THIS” though. 🤗
"This" means:
Your video is the BEST...
THIS... is the BEST.
😂 LOL! I thought you meant only this one, lol!!
Thanks for taking the time to comment Judi.
Thank you for sharing. ❤
You are so welcome
Great video, but I must have missed a step watching the video: If you are using the laser printer to print your images for foiling, why did you mention NOT using Cricut's print then cut? I am confused, because I saw the registration marks on your sheet of sticker paper and you used the cricut to cut the stickers out after foiling them. Could you clear this up for me, I really want to try this. THANK YOU!
I usually bypass Cricut’s Print Then Cut because, being a web based software, image resolution is noticeably lowered, thus affecting the end result of your work, specially with high resolution graphics. I use an alternative method to keep the image original resolution and take advantage of my printer capabilities. Once I print outside design space, I return to it to cut the outlines.
Here’s the link to the video that shows you how to do that th-cam.com/video/8Ng2VLFfoUM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for tips and tricks...
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Great video! I have been trying to foil on clear sticker paper for some time now (it's the one from online labels). I have the problem that the foil adheres to the complete sheet instead of only the printed parts. I also use the transfer folders for the Minc Machine. I have this problem with my laminator, so I purchased a Minc machine, because I thought that would be the solution because you can choose the amount of heat. But I still have the same problem on the lowest heat setting. Could it be that my Minc machine gets to hot?
Hi Liese8914 I’m having the same issue! Did you ever find a solution?
@@lilycat84 I have that same result with white foil only, the metallics seem to work fine, and I used the same process for both. So frustrating!
It likely means you're using the wrong type of foil. One type has adhesive added to it, so it will adhere easily to anything if you heat it. It's used for 'hot stamping'. The other foiltype is NOT adhesive, and will only stick if you use something with it, like melted toner.
This was amazing. Thank you
I have been curious about foils. Thanks for all of the details and tips that you gave us.I may try creating some
I feel dumb but... how is it laminated when you take it out if you peel off the transfer pouch? I’m confused how it got laminated underneath there. I have purchased paper to print on, foil paper, and am about to buy that pack of transfer sheets and a laminator, and use my local laser printer for the designs. But I feel like I’m missing something because I don’t understand that lamination
I'm using clear sticker paper and for some reason the foil gets all over it and the sticker paper melts a bit in the laminator.
Great video!
My question is how can I make the silhouette of the bear goes bigger so the Cricut doesn’t cut the bear on the edge but to have that little space between the final line of the bear and the place where the Cricut cuts? Help me pleaseeeeeeee!!!!
Thanks for this tutorial! I have used the Online Labels clear glossy paper, but when I send it through the laminator, it doesn't only stick to the laser ink, it sticks the the whole sheet! Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
I’m not sure what it can be. Id try to clean the sheets thoroughly before and after printing to make sure there aren’t any specks of dust to which the toner could adhere. Sometimes the static can attract loose bits of toner, so try not to rub your sheets with a wool like cloth or against each other thus avoiding static buildup. I tried using an anti static embossing powder tool, but it only made it worse. Using a humidifier in your room can help.
Hello! Did you manage to find a solution? I’m facing this issue right now :(
What type of foil are you using? It sounds like you're using foil that has adhesive added to it. You need toner foil, which has no adhesive, and will therefore only stick to melted toner.
@@teeheesmirk What type of foil are you using? It sounds like you're using foil that has adhesive added to it. You need toner foil, which has no adhesive, and will therefore only stick to melted toner.
I did everything you said, but I think the paper I'm using is making the foil stick everywhere and I can get it off.
Perfect ! love this. Does the foil scratch off?
Thanks for sharing, this was super helpful 😊
Glad to be of help! 😉
Have you foiled any clear stickers with white foil? I have found it won't work as well as the metallic foils and it is frustrating. I did the same process for both types of foil and the matte white just does not work. Any suggestions? Thank you! :) (All foils used were Heidi Swapp Minc foils, including the white)
Do these have to be freshly printed on a laser printer to work or can i make some prints save them and foil them with the laminator later?
You can save them for later. Laser toner is basically a plastic that your printer melts on your paper surface, so it is not going away. I would recommend to store them using some kind of tissue paper in between to avoid scratching though.
Omar I see you foil then cut. Have you found that to be better than cutting then foiling?
Can I use to make stickers for resin projects
great idea! does the foil scratch off? does it need to be sealed?
I’ve used them for sometime now and using a good quality sticker paper, it does not peel.
what is your experience with using clear MATTE stickers from onlinelabels? when i tried it, it foiled the the whole page versus the black toner..
Omg, I'm having this problem with the GLOSSY clear paper! Did you figure out how to avoid this?
How does your cricut cut a glossy paper. Because mine doesn’t see the glossy paper. So I have to cover the line with matte tape. But I am exhausted. Is there any setting?
Nice video. Question… when you came to cut the stickers on the cricut, how did you bring the image up to cut.
is that fit decal water transfer paper and temporary tattoo paper ?
which video has the by pass instructions for design space?
Can I use this method on already cut label template? For example, if I'm making circle labels can I buy the clear circle label template and do this same method or does the sheet have to be full page clear stciker? Thanks.
It shouldn’t be a problem. What I do when I buy pre cut sticker paper is print on a sheet of copy paper that is obviously cheaper and then put the sticker paper on top and hold it against a light to see how well they align. That way you don’t waste any expensive labels.
OMG!! YES!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!! BUT JUST ONE ISSUE I'M HAVING.... How in the world did you set the cricut up to cut AROUND your stickers???! What does that process look like?! I can't freaking wait to try this man omg... AWESOME FREAKING VIDEO exactly what I've been searching for!
I’m glad you liked the video, sorry for the delay in the reply. You need to create white outlines around tour images for the machine to cut around..make sure to make them 100% white so the foil does not adhere to it. Here’s a video to achieve the white outline. How To Create White Outlines Around Transparent Images To Make Stickers th-cam.com/video/1tTVQSN6OYE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for doing this vid! It’s still very useful! How do I get the boarder around my images? Currently I use photoshop and my boarder is white. Do I have to save 2 files, one with the image and another with the stroke to import as a cut file?
Thanks
@@jesshileman Hi there! I am trying to make clear stickers for my company and this video is the closest I could come to tutorial on it. Could you explain changing the no fill in adobe illustrator so that the sticker just cuts the border?
How do you can use the entire page in Cricut? They let me use 6.75x9.25
Will this sticker work on candles? I want to make personalized candle but I’m worried if it will stick properly onto the wax
I have not tried. But I would try to make the sticker long enough to wrap the candle all the way around and stick onto itself to prevent it from lifting.
@@AwesomeSVGs I would also like to know because I have tried and my stickers are too thick and don't look professional someone can help pls
Hello is that a special laminator because my foil stuck to the pouch?
Hi!
Nope, just a very inexpensive Sovereign laminator
I have flatten the SVG image then print and cut, however it's not just cutting the outside edges but the inside pattern as well, any suggestions?
Sorry for the delay, Do you have the file you are cutting? You have to make sure your white outlines are also solid inside the pattern.
Do you have any issues printing text logos from cricut DS? Mine are coming out pixelated even though I'm using SVG vectors. They print fine outside of DS
Yes, it is inherent to DS interface. Try this method I explain in the video to print outside the DS environment. th-cam.com/video/8Ng2VLFfoUM/w-d-xo.html
Can you pay these stickers in resin?
They should work, I have not tried though.
Thanks for this. Do you get specks where the foil hasn't adhered properly? Also does your Royal Sovereign work 100% to foil cardstock. If so which cardstock do you use? I'm thinking of getting the RS.
Can you not use an inkjet printer to do these?
Hi Andrea.
These use a laser printer. Toner is what makes the foil stick to the surface, something that can not be achieved with inkjet printers.
Good luck.
I don't have a laser printer, any other way to make foil stickers?
I know there are other options using foiled vinyl, but the results are not that crisp and it doesn’t give you as much small details as toner does. If you are planning on selling stickers, buying a laser printer is a small investment and you’ll be giving your customers a cool and professional product.
I’m assuming this won’t work with an inkjet printer?
Nope. You need melted toner for this technique to work.
Why does my foil stick to the outside of the paper (where there should be no foil?) too hot??
Could you send me a photo to omartoroa@gmail.com to understand better what you mean?
@@AwesomeSVGs i figured it out, it was just too hot. thank you!
Still havent learned to make the stickers on the CRICUT like the title says...
Minute 9:15 shows the machine part.
If you have any questions, let me know.
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sorry but the black one was not perfect