In the meantime, here’s some silly info on my stickers and how they’re made.

All of my stickers are handmade; I design them, print them, laminate them, and cut them out all at home. I use a few different pieces of equipment and software to do this- Procreate and Photoshop are used to design, an Epson ET-15000 prints, I use a Scotch laminator to heat laminate, and I use a Cricut Joy Xtra and the Cricut software to cut.

Because everything is handmade, there might be some quirks on some stickers. I do my best to find these and put them to the side. Instead of wasting them, I’m going to be selling mystery packs of defect stickers at a discount.

I’ve been making stickers for less than a year now, so I’m still experimenting with many aspects of it. Materials are going to vary as I try to find exactly what I like for an end result. Your packs of stickers might have pieces that look or feel slightly different from the others while I test different materials.

I’ve gotten some feedback on my sticker quality and I’ve heard that my micro stickers can be difficult to peel off the sheet. I recommend using an x-acto knife or a thumbtack to carefully peel up these little ones.