So you’ve downloaded my free stickers and want to print then cut them on your Cricut…
First, download
You start with your own file or download the free sticker printable I posted here.
Once you have your file downloaded, open Cricut Design Space.
For PDFs
PDFs require a bit more work because you need to convert them to a usable file for Cricut. This can easily be done within the PDF file you have.
My screenshots are from a Mac but this process works the same for Windows.
Open your pdf and go to file.
The choose export to> image> jpeg:
Save your image and jump back to cricut design space.
Now that you are using a compatible file
Create a new project in Design Space and click “Upload” on the left toolbar
Choose the jpeg image you would like to upload and select your image type depending on the complexity.
My image is only 2 colors and simple shapes, so I’m going to choose “Simple”
Once you in “Select and Erase”, remove anything you don’t want cut. For example, I only want the circles cut, so I am going to remove the area around the circles.
To make this simpler, I reduced my colors down to 2 so I could remove all the white at once.
Save your new image as a print then cut image
Editing your image in Design Space
When you first upload your image, it may be too large to print then cut.
You will need to reduce your image size to be within 6.75″ wide and 9.25″ tall. This will fit the image on a letter size piece of paper with enough room for the register marks for the Cricut to read.
Print then Cut
Make sure your machine is connected either by USB or Bluetooth and be sure your image is set up correctly on your page
Send the image to your printer and print. This should be your regular printer settings.
Set your Cricut to vinyl, load the mat, and cut!
(The thick black circles you see is because I had the page print with bleed. This isn’t necessary)
And there you have your stickers!
Comment and share! And be sure to download the Save the Date or Change the Date stickers here.
