Links Mentioned in Video:
- Planner Sticker Vector from Freepik.com
- Tutorial on Creating Stickers from Images (Cricut Only)
- Tutorial on Creating Stickers from Images (Silhouette Only)
- Tutorial on Creating Stickers from Text
Important Note: If you do NOT want a white gap around your stickers simply skip the offset step in the video.
I’m trying to wrap my head around one thing in particular. If you save a page of stickers as a png, (raster image file) will the machines (either or any) still cut around each individual sticker. For the Silhouette example in the video, it was an SVG that was uploaded and looks like it had the option to cut edge only, but if it were a png, wouldn’t the edge be the edge of the page? Or since they have a transparent background, it would know to go around each sticker? And same with the Cricut? So maybe I am answering my own question.. but I guess this would not work if it were saved as a jpg or a png without a transparent background. Right? In a different tutorial the teacher said to always include the jpg or png and an svg of just the cut lines, so I am wondering if that is a step that is not necessary.
Yes as long as there is no background it will cut around the outline of each sticker when you upload