So, I started out with making some stickers and cutting them out by hand. And I think I'm pretty good with that, but I figured doing that all the time was going to be a lot of work on my hands, would get tiring, might increase chances of carpal tunnel, etc.

I've off and on been wanting a cutting machine. I can't really remember what my reasoning was before, but once this sticker journey began last month, I really got invested.

I hardly buy new equipment or... pretty much new anythings if I can help it, so naturally I turned towards eBay and Craigslist, and came across a Cricut Explore Air on the latter. According to the seller, she bought it from a friend, used it for one project, then never touched it again. I had to drive nearly an hour to go get it (plus the same time back), but it was so worth it. I'm not completely sure about what the original price was as a new product, considering how old of a model it is, but based on Amazon and Walmart listings, I saved about $100 on the machine alone. The seller also included some additional materials which I averaged about $40 if I had bought them otherwise (maybe a little under that since some was used, y'know). Everything was basically brand new, came with the box and almost everything that came with it (all its missing is its pen, but I really don't think I'd ever need that, so it's not a big deal at all).

But anyway, yes, sticker sheets are now within my grasp, and maybe even your grasp too. It nearly goes without saying that I have full intentions to offer sticker sheet commissions. And as soon as possible. I'm still waiting on getting a shipment of sticker paper, I won't go on and on about that, but uhh I've honestly been having a ungodly amount of strange troubles just trying to restock my materials the past week. I do have a sheet and a half left, which would probably be alright with taking one or two commissions. I'm just a bit hesitant since if anything goes wrong, things would be delayed until I can properly get restocked.

Well. Let me know what you think. I am excited :)

Additional pic here:
https://twitter.com/_Skunkerz/status/1422367505004204033

~5 hrs for the design, but unsure about how long it took to make its physical form. Lot of trial and error and breaks, so yeah.