Explore (Epson Printers) - Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer (Blank Stickers) and Laminate Sheets: 5 Matte, 5 Glossy, 5 Clear Waterproof Printable Sticker Paper, 5 Anti-UV Laminate.

I wanted to make a custom sticker for a Lego project I've been working on for my husband's elementary school classroom since most sets we've made previously have included display bases and labels showing the name of the set, but this one did not. However, since I've never printed stickers before and really didn't know what kind of paper I'd need, this mixed pack seemed like a good option to play around with, since I fully expected to need several attempts to get it right. Surprisingly, my very first attempt was exactly what I wanted, so I'm incredibly impressed with the quality of this paper! I personally used the glossy white option this time, both because standard Lego stickers are glossy and because my design included some white elements (FYI for anyone who doesnt already know this: printers don't include white ink, so printed images basically leave blank spaces for the white background of standard printer paper to show through, and "clear" or "translucent" papers will fail as a result...) I honestly think that the particular sticker paper I used this time will end up being the best option for future projects for the same reasons. However, I am also excited to experiment with the other versions as well! Overall, though, I'd HIGHLY recommend this brand because it printed very cleanly, the backing peeled easily, and I had zero issues with printer feeding/paper jams.

Es la primera vez que compro pero llego bien

After pulling my hair out with Neato and Koala sticker paper not feeding correctly in my HP printer, I saw this brand advertise no paper jams. Desperate, I got this sample pack to test. Overall, the paper was curled significantly (along the long edge) which made it interesting to load in the paper tray. Once I tucked it in, I closed the tray and prayed. And no jam!! Woohoo! I print through Affinity and cut with a Cricut through Design Space. MATTE finish: I did not use the included laminate as I wanted matte stickers. Fed well, but the print quality wasn't the best. My reds were a darker pink even after bumping up the saturation and trying to select a darker CMYK red. No dice. The cut using a fine point blade in my Cricut was "meh". This paper (like Koala) leaves a weird bumpy cut. After weeding, if you brush a fingertip over it, it leaves paper "dandruff". Not ideal, but the not-smooth cut wasn't terribly obvious when the sticker was applied. Also left residue on the blade. GLOSSY WHITE: Printed well in that my red was nice and as expected. That was a bonus. The cut was a bit rougher than even the matte cut. It was almost visibly perforated and also had "dandruff". Again, after applying the sticker, it wasn't terribly obvious. I haven't tried the glossy clear or the laminate top sheet. Overall, I'm stoked that it doesn't jam up. I would k!ll for a sticker paper that doesn't jam and that I didn't have to load one sheet at a time. I gave the 4-star rating because of the lack of color saturation on the matte sheets and the rougher edges of the cuts. I give it a 5-star for not jamming! I'll likely buy the glossy again but will keep hunting for a good matte sticker paper.

Great variety pack for my new Epson printer. It helped me figure out what to purchase and I've been making beautiful stickers using this paper.

Worked as described.

Poor quality and corners peel up when running through an Epson EcoTank printer.

As a new interest, I wanted to try printing stickers on my Epson ink jet photo printer. I valued trying the sample pack. However, the different sheets are not labeled so I mixed them up, with poor results. The customer service at Buttercraft is outstanding, very responsive to helping me get past my initial confusion. Once I knew which sheet was which, the printer did ok. Not great, but ok. Images are not as sharp as on photo paper. My first project was to print a wrap around sticker to decorate a white ceramic coffee mug whose original decoration wore off in the dishwasher. I tried Mod Podge Dishwasher Safe to protect the design but finally, I didn’t like the lack of detail in my image and I didn’t like the brush strokes from the Mod Podge, so I used rubbing alcohol to remove the sticker from the cup. That recovery is a good thing, I can try again now. The next attempt will have a less subtle image design. I maybe will try the Mod Podge again.

There are no markings to identify the different types of paper and no ‘cuts’ to the back to help you separate the print from the backing.