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This is a sticker I made a while back, but I think we need more ska in today’s world! Available in my shop in 3 sizes, and shipping worldwide. Printed and designed in the US.

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I mostly paint and I’ve decided to offer my original paintings as stickers as a cheap option!

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Hi, guys!

I just started a small redbubble account for my work, if anyone would like to check it out!

Visit Aeysha Galea's shop, for cool artwork on awesome products! https://www.redbubble.com/people/ajgaln/shop?asc=u

I haven’t added all the photos I have ever taken, obviously, so if there’s something on there that I’ve posted here that you’d like to see, comment or DM me and I can add it. I can also go through my archives if you want something specific

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Hey guys!

I wanna get some of my sticker designs printed, but I just don't know where to start. I'm new to this.. and don't know which sites or manufacturers are good/ trustworthy. I would like them to have a decent quality and be vinyl.

Does anyone have recommendations or tips on how I can go about my own research? What do I look for to make sure the manufacturer is legit and does quality prints? I feel so lost 🔍

Thanks in advance and have a good day/ evening ✨

I want to create a sticker book/scrapbook. I’d have one or two items or pictures that define a hobby, memory or “era” of my life (specific, seasonal, who knows) with beautiful stickers that match those memories or eras & more stickers that frame it all or add act as similar background.

So I need: LARGE sticker/scrapbook Perhaps 2x larger than what you’d consider a normal size of a scrapbook (if it exists)

Should I get a sticker book with pages with a thin layer of cellophane that you place stickers in between? Would add a layer of protection, keep it unaltered (no need to peel off/remove the back of the sticker don’t have to have it stick to the page), easy to move them around in when designing, and they’d also look laminated & pretty (like trading cards in their holders…but together on a page)

Or should I get a sticker book you peel the back off the sticker & apply directly on the top of the page, and its reusable (meaning you can peel it off & reapply with ease)? I’d think that would still get dust & soot still on the edges & sticky backside, which I feel ruins it.

I am continuing to research & look, but just wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. Thank you for your time & consideration!

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Design and made these for a friend. I only had 2 left over.

Also available on other items, and if you have a special item request just ask! I’ll post a link to my shop in another comment.

If I wanted to build a small sticker wholesale company for a tight niche, is the only way to do this requires a minimum of two machines: A printer and a cutter? There’s no “one machine” solution, right?

I’ve read about how the profit margin on stickers can be very high, but it seems like I’d need a big physical space to pull it off. I can’t just do this in my living room, huh? Am I right in thinking I’d need a lot of machinery?