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36 36  ==== Printed Stickers ====
37 37  
38 +You'll need the Cricut Design Studio, a Bluetooth or USB connection to the Maker 3, and a connection to the printer.
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38 38  1. Create a high quality PNG to use as your sticker.
39 39  1. In Cricut Design Space, begin a blank "New Project".
40 40  1. "Upload" the PNG into Cricut Design Space. Make sure to import it as a Flat Graphic.
41 41  1. When satisfied with sizing, select Make.
42 42  1. Lay out as many stickers as you can fit onto a single sheet using Project Copies.
43 -11. Pro tip: Alternatively,sometimes duplicating your design in the design space and "attaching" them can fit more stickers.
44 -1.
45 +11. Pro tip: Alternatively, sometimes duplicating your design in the design space and "attaching" them can fit more stickers than using Project Copies.
46 +1. Connect the Maker 3 to Bluetooth or USB (cables in cabinet).
47 +1. Print the stickers, paying attention to the Copies on the print dialog to determine how many stickers to create.
48 +11. Consider whether Add Bleed makes sense for your design or not.
49 +1. Select the appropriate material from the dropdown that you're using.
50 +1. Carefully apply 1 printed sheet onto a Light Grip, ideally, or a Standard Grip mat on the top left corner of the mat.
51 +1. Load the m
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46 46  ==== Iron-on ====