How to Make Planner Stickers Using Your Cricut

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I have always wanted to be someone who is uses a planner. Layouts filled with color coordinated schedules and stickers make my OCD heart so happy… but for some reason I get overwhelmed with the thought of making a layout and not loving it. So I decided to spend an afternoon designing planner stickers. I am so excited with how they turned out and can’t wait to make more. And since I love you and am so happy you are here, I want to give them to you for free! Here is the free download so you can grab these planner stickers and use them with your cutting machine! 

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If you want to make your own planner stickers, I have a full video tutorial on how to design print then cut stickers using images on Cricut Design Space!

Here’s what you will need!

• Cricut Maker (or Explore Machine)
• LightGrip Mat
• Starcraft Printable Vinyl
• Starcraft UV Laminate
• Printer
• Cricut Access (optional)

A full written tutorial is in the works, but in the meantime check out the full video tutorial below!

I know Print then Cut can be a little overwhelming, so if I didn’t cover something in this tutorial or if you have a suggestion for something else, please let me know! 

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Karley