Guides
Where makers usually get stuck, explained one step at a time. Learn the method, then let MyStickerCut handle the repetitive part.
Sticker & acrylic goods guides
- How to Make Die Cut Stickers with Cricut (Print Then Cut)Upload, offset, flatten, print, cut. The Print Then Cut workflow in Cricut Design Space, and fixes for the problems people hit most.
- Sticker Offset in Silhouette Studio Basic Edition (No Designer Edition Needed)The Offset tool is free; SVG import isn't. How to add a sticker border in Basic Edition, or skip it with a ready-made sticker PNG or DXF cut line.
- PNG to SVG Cut Line: Make a Sticker Cut File From a PNGWhy a PNG wrapped in an SVG won't cut, how to trace and offset in Inkscape or Illustrator, and how to get an SVG cut line automatically.
- Acrylic Keychain Cut Lines: Hole Placement and White Ink LayersPrepare your artwork, position the ring, set the white ink layer and check the PDF before ordering acrylic keychains.
- Acrylic Stand Cut Files: Slots, Clearance and Laser KerfUnderstand loose or tight slots, laser kerf compensation and stability warnings before making an acrylic stand.
- How to Print Name Labels at Home That Line Up With Your Label SheetCheck your label sheet layout, print at actual size, and use a plain-paper test page to correct any offset so every label lands in its cell.
Pattern making guide
- Photo to Cross Stitch Pattern: DMC Colors, Aida Count and FlossChoose stitches and colors, then use Aida count to check the finished size, fabric allowance and estimated floss skeins.
- Photo to Diamond Painting: Drill Spacing and Finished SizeSeparate drill shape from spacing, then check grid dimensions, finished size and the drill count for each color.
Fuse bead guide
Knitting guide
- Knitting Gauge Calculation: Stitch Counts and Pattern ConversionUse a swatch to calculate target stitch and row counts, then convert numbers from a pattern written for a different gauge.
- Knitting Increase and Decrease Spacing: Rows and 6-1-8 NotationSeparate within-row spacing from shaping across rows, then check repeat instructions, starting face and exact shaping rows.
- Photo to Knitting Colorwork Chart: Gauge, Floats and YarnCreate a gauge-aware colorwork chart, then review yarn colors, long floats and estimated yarn use for the charted section.
- How to Turn a Photo into a Crochet Pattern: C2C Graphs, Tapestry Charts and Written RowsMake a C2C blanket graph or tapestry chart from a photo, then follow the row-by-row written pattern for color order, increases and decreases.