So, I have been creating a lot of sticker creations lately with a tool called cricut to hold me off until my glow forge arrives (oh how I cannot wait, I have so many uses for it lol). Anyways, does anyone else here make custom stickers or creations with them? Hopefully I don’t go over board but thought you all would like to see a few of them.
Here is some before and after photos of stuff I made:
Shinedown wall art.
They wouldn’t be very interesting to most folks…the only one I took a photo of was the company logo on some shotgun shell thermos prizes that we handed out at skeet shoot competitions for our customers…
(That logo is a pure pain in the tushie to weed too…)
Very nice! I sell decals (as well as t-shirts and a few other items) at local stores and subcontract for a local print shop. I mostly do full color but have done some cut vinyl like yours. Earlier this week, I printed 1250 decals that were part of a dental health program. Took 14 hours of machine time.
I often do vehicle lettering and graphics, this one was two weeks ago.
Its a tall truck, and was a bit of a stretch off of a ladder to get the banner positioned and applied straight. I had a good supervisor puppy.
My design. I had made them neuron stickers before, and they asked me to put neurons in the name of their lab. This was the version that they wanted. Their research involves neurons.
The bottom one i wouldn’t sell because it’s not my design. It’s fan art/replication. I don’t go there.
joltyclothing.com (NSFW text on knickers) This is me. Most of the T shirts and knickers are done using heat vinyl. Using Stahls vinyl and Silhouette Cameo.
Looks great, I take it you have a much bigger machine for those? If you don’t mind me asking what is the machine name? I would love to do much bigger designs like that.
@jbv and @cynd11 nice! I would love to have either one of those, thanks for sharing! Is that your main source of income, as in do you do it for a living or just do it on the side for extra?
I bought my wife one about a year ago. She uses it daily to make decals and uses those to etch glasses. We also were given a heat press, so she make t-shirts and pillows for our kids. Even puts their names on their stuffed animals. Those little machines do a great job.
