How does the design get onto the sticker paper? Do I have to draw it on?
1561002
You place another piece of paper on it with your design and put it through the machine and the other side of that piece of paper will be sticky.
2013190
Yes it is. You just put in the picture you want to make a sticker and pull it through. Easy as pie
357658
There are holes drilled on the top for the molding to go around the back and sides. It's a little hard to see in the picture. There are holes drilled for the label plaques. You can get stickers with the finish on them to cover the holes if you would like.
1488354
I pulled off the gridded side first and carefully placed where I wanted the sticker to go. Make sure your window or whatever surface you are putting it on is clean and dry. Then place the sticker on the surface and rub out any bubbles and rub where the sticker is and around it. Afterward, carefully pull the "foggy" side off in a zig-zag like motion, it should come off clean and sticking to the surface.
114644
thank you for asking, you simply remove it from the paper it is on and put on your wall. However be sure to clean your wall before you stick it on the wall. Hope this has helped you.
834110
The object you are making a mold from has to have some sort of raised print in order for the design to show. You might be better off with edible images of the stamps. Hope this helps!
114639
There actually weren't any directions that came with the stickers, unfortunately. We had to figure it out ourselves. What you need to do... and hopefully I can explain this as simply as possible... is peel the back sticker off and stick the sticker to the wall with the top coat still attached. Once you have the ticker on the wall how you like it, use a paint scraper and push against the top sticker to press the letters on the wall. While pushing the scraper across the top film part, pull it up slowly so that the letters will stick to the wall instead of coming up with the top part. Does that make sense??
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I unrolled it and stuck it to the wall. I then used a wooden stick, like a popscicle stick, and rubbed over all of the design to adhere it to the wall. When I thought it was rubbed on, I started to peel the backing paper off. If the design looked like it was coming off, too, I'd smooth the paper back onto the wall and rub with the wooden stick some more. This was my first attempt at putting one on and I thought mine came out well, though it was more rubbing on that I had expected.
920035
Some of the words aren't connected so you might have to apply it letter by letter. Mine came with some application/transfer paper but I had some difficulty using that. It seemed that the transfer paper was stickier than my actual decal so it was a struggle to get it to stay on the wall without it peeling right back off with the transfer paper.
820569
This sticker paper is just like any stickers you get. You peel them off the paper. There is no need for transfer paper. I do not know if the transfer paper would work in this case. I've used transfers paper for vinyls before, but I do not see why you would need transfer paper for this sticker paper.
77152
The stickers are all on one sheet. You can peel individual shapes off the sheet.
34132
It's kinda like a two sided sticker. Peel it off, then place on the wall. Smooth it over a few times then pull it off wall. The words will stick and the paper peels off.
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Very carefully! 1st take the back off ( I cut out the "You are" portion 1st to test it) 2nd place the clear plastic with the lettering on the surface you want it to stick to. Rub it very hard tracing the letters 1 by 1 (I used my thumb) starting from the corner start to remove the plastic very carefully, if you can see the letter is still on the plastic and not transferring pull it back over the spot and rub some more. I found if helps to start from various positions along the message. It took myself and my friend about 15 minutes to get it on. It helps to be in a good mood and have patience or the whole project could go belly up. It really looks nice hope this helps. Very carefully! 1st take the back off ( I cut out the "You are" portion 1st to test it) 2nd place the clear plastic with the lettering on the surface you want it to stick to. Rub it very hard tracing the letters 1 by 1 (I used my thumb) starting from the corner start to remove the plastic very carefully, if you can see the letter is still on the plastic and not transferring pull it back over the spot and rub some more. I found if helps to start from various positions along the message. It took myself and my friend about 15 minutes to get it on. It helps to be in a good mood and... » Read More Very carefully! 1st take the back off ( I cut out the "You are" portion 1st to test it) 2nd place the clear plastic with the lettering on the surface you want it to stick to. Rub it very hard tracing the letters 1 by 1 (I used my thumb) starting from the corner start to remove the plastic very carefully, if you can see the letter is still on the plastic and not transferring pull it back over the spot and rub some more. I found if helps to start from various positions along the message. It took myself and my friend about 15 minutes to get it on. It helps to be in a good mood and have patience or the whole project could go belly up. It really looks nice hope this helps. « Show Less
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I dont think that people are reading your question correctly- - - -- This paper is NOT like regular carbon type papers. . . ...the image/ drawing/marks that you draw onto the top paper will ONLY be trasfered to the (specially coated), bottom sheet. . . If you lay the top(white) printed sheet onto any other surface & trace the image -- it will NOT transfer!
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To apply it? You peel the white piece of paper from the sticker. Place the stcky side of the hand against the surface you are applying it to. Run a credit card or similar over the surface to smooth out any bubbles. then peel the transparent square off, leaving the hand print behind. If you mean to remove it, you could use a razor blade and Goo Gone like others have suggested.
159982
There is directions online to follow. You just pull the stickers high totally removes one side, ie top, for the second, you slowly pull so sticky side is slowly put on the face of the screen.
1010667
The stickers come off easily, but the older unused ones come unstuck from their sheets -- you would have to use scotch tape or glue at attach stickers, Sorry, i use pen but have never tried to erase. The ink does not bled through the paper. I am on my third calendar, and really love it, especially the lines within each square.