Silhouette Print & Cut Label Sheet - July 2013 Freebie

Something new for this month's freebie, and I'm really excited I was able to pull this one off. I actually thought about it for a good three weeks before finally cranking it out in a few nights.

For Silhouette users (and for those without a Silhouette too!), I've got a really fun sheet of labels and stickers that you can print and cut out by hand or with the Silhouette print & cut feature. Here is a closer look at the label sheet:

For the non-Silhouette users, there's a printable PDF. Just print it and hand cut the labels. For those with Silhouette, there is a .studio file with the cut marks traced and ready to print & cut. (I don't know if the registration marks I made come through when you open the file, but you can just add your own using the registration mark window). Just noting again here the .studio file is included in this FREE download, I'm not selling .studio files which is against Silhouette's policy.

For the print & cut feature, I don't want to do a tutorial because I'm new to it myself but it really is pretty simple. You make registration marks, print to your printer, put the printed card stock onto your Silhouette mat, detect those registration marks, and the machine knows where to cut. There are so many good tutorials on how to do this online and I'm pretty sure the Silhouette manual tells you as well. I have only used the feature a few times and it was easy to figure out.

Here's a few shots of the labels cut with the Silhouette:

Silhouette Portrait hard at work

Finished cutting!

How amazing is this?!

Either peel them off from the paper like this above

Or you can peel the excess card stock away if your mat is pretty sticky and then use the spatula to lift off the labels.

Lots of labels and die cuts you can make into stickers.

To make them stickers I like to use my Xyron sticker maker. But I think Silhouette also has some sticker paper you might be able to try this with. I haven't used it yet so I can't tell you about that.

I hope you like these as much as I do! Click here to grab your freebie. :)

I also would like to mention that the doodle frame label was made using a freebie from The Scrappin Cop. And yes, I definitely donated the $2 for the CU license. I just love The Scrappin Cop's freebies! You should check out the site, there are lots of brushes and digital items good for scrapbooking and Project Life.

Happy July everyone!