
I made so many mistakes and it took so much testing for me to figure things out (non-tech person here btw) that I’d have been devastated if I had used some expensive premium paper! I prefer this brand because they are of good quality and very affordable. Thank you for supporting Masha Plans! Suppliesįirst, of course, a few supplies you’ll need for creating your own stickers. Please see my Disclosure for more details.

They will be of no extra expense for you, but I receive a small commission. With all that out of the way, let’s dive into the process! So even though I’ve been using it for just a few weeks, I stand behind everything I’m talking about here today. I did my research and my tests on the machine. But as always, I came to the sticker game prepared. Ok, probably time for me to share an important disclaimer – I’m really a beginner at this myself. I received this machine a few weeks ago and honestly have been loving it so much! There are several machines like that on the market, but I’ll be talking about what I know – Silhouette Cameo 4. These will help you cut out your stickers better and of course, do tons of other DIY projects. In Part 1 we talked about designing stickers without any special equipment, just you and your pen, or iPad, or Canva – whatever tool you feel more comfortable with.īut there is a way to bring your sticker game even further – by using a cutting machine.

Have you recently got yourself a Silhouette machine? Are you itching to rock your sticker game? Well, Masha is here to help and guide you through the first steps of the process!īy the end of the post, you’ll know everything you need to cut Bullet Journal printable stickers at home.Ĭreating your stickers is a super fun activity and it can be very useful for us planners! If you’re looking to learn how you can create stickers yourself – be sure to check Part 1: How To Make Stickers For Your Bullet Journal, Planner, and more.
