Thank you! I used regular sticker paper for this cut, but I choose washi paper because I’ve had issues in the past with my blade cutting through the backer of my sticker sheet (when I’m aiming for kiss cut sheets, which is usually my preference). When looking through all the cut options, I found the washi paper setting has the least amount of pressure allowable by the machine for a standard cut. Utilizing that material setting plus selecting less pressure decreases the chances of the machine cutting all the way through my sticker paper. 😊
You're such a gem! Thanks for this video Torey 😄💜
I hope it’s helpful!! 💚
Great tutorial! Why do you use the washi sheet option? Is your sticker paper washi paper?
Thank you! I used regular sticker paper for this cut, but I choose washi paper because I’ve had issues in the past with my blade cutting through the backer of my sticker sheet (when I’m aiming for kiss cut sheets, which is usually my preference). When looking through all the cut options, I found the washi paper setting has the least amount of pressure allowable by the machine for a standard cut. Utilizing that material setting plus selecting less pressure decreases the chances of the machine cutting all the way through my sticker paper. 😊
Hi, would this work for a Cricut Joy do you know? This is exactly what I want to do. 😊
Unfortunately, I don’t believe the Cricut Joy has the ability to complete Print then Cut projects to create stickers. :(
Thanks for replying, I will have to save and buy a bigger one. The joy is useless.