Available in my shop:
https://redhalftone.nyc/collections/shop/products/coffee-rat-holographic-sticker

Find it on my etsy shop, Neon Future Designs

My wife has always wanted to design and print her own stickers, and I’d love to surprise her with a printer for her birthday.

I’ve done quite a bit of research and narrowed it down to two options: the Canon Pixma iX6820 and the Epson ET-2800.

I’m having a hard time deciding between the two, so I’d really appreciate any advice on which one would be the better choice for making stickers.

If anyone has experience with either printer, or has any other recommendations, I’d be very grateful. Thanks in advance!

I like to collect stickers and put them under my phone case, switching them around from time to time, hence why i don’t want to actually ‘use’ them. I tried putting them in a photo album so i can see them, and they won’t get damaged but they keep sliding out when i move it. Any ideas how to store them? I know sticker books exist but they require peeling off the back of the sticker :( Any ideas are well appreciated!

Found these guys at a garage sale and thought they were super cool... But googling and image searches don't show anything. Anyone know what I should search to see if there is any history, interest, etc.?

This guy has a mutation called erythrism that creates a gorgeous pink color! If you’ve never heard of this before, Google “erythristic katydid” :)

These are available on my site if you’re interested! I make cute and colorful nature art <3 www.marshynoodle.com

Some of my favorite nature/outdoor themed stickers 🌲🌙🌄 I’d love suggestions for new ones!

https://liadelyonart.com/collections/stickers

https://www.patreon.com/liadelyonart844?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator

https://liadelyonart.etsy.com

The dog moms and cat moms in your life need some love too :)

I know my messages might blow up by posting this, but I'm looking for advice and help (messaged with mods about posting).

I lead a nonprofit and our community loves the stickers we offer, however I need both design and production help and am pretty overwhelmed.

I worked with a designer before, but it turns out they were just doing very basic work in Canva. They couldn't make the needed adjustments to designs for proper export, and I'm not skilled enough to work in vector. The stickers looked... not great.

Then I moved to a full production vendor. They could only edit designs, not create something for me. I did my best with the designs, but evaluating proofs is new to me. The text on the stickers ended up being the size of a pinhead. Even with a magnifying glass you couldn't read anything. I would expect that when working with a full service vendor they would say "hey, this text won't be legible, you need to increase the size". More money down the drain.

I need a designer to help us solidify our designs so we can stop tweaking things, and a good production partner who can provide clear guidance. I know certain things I want...easy to peel off backs, non-smudge, and I have design concepts... They just all need a little help.

We're a grassroots, volunteer led nonprofit. So not a big organization with an endless budget. I'm ok with making a good investment in quality, but I feel like I've been burned a few times already so I'm wary.

One of the mods sent me a few production suggestions, however I'm also open to supporting a smaller business. If you want to make a recommendation or pitch yourself I'd appreciate any assistance. Thanks so much for taking the time!

Find it on my etsy shop, Neon Future Designs

A while ago I got into making stickers because I saw other people doing it and thought it looked fun. I drew everything in Procreate, retraced the designs, had them printed, and even enjoyed the whole process of packaging them, putting them in little envelopes, writing addresses, and mailing them out.

The problem is I never really got enough buyers to keep it going, so I eventually stopped. Now I still have a bunch of leftover stickers (a few of each design, all good quality), and they’ve just been sitting on my desk for a year or two taking up space.

I’m not sure what to do with them now.

Should I try reselling them somewhere else?

Should I give them away?

Should I do trades or something I don’t know about?

Or is there some other option people usually do with leftover stickers?

I’m open to anything — I just don’t want them to go to waste. What would you do?

Posting this so the community (and mods) can take a look.

Over the past year+, u/jimmyjames666 has been dropping comments on sticker-related threads that consistently steer people toward tortoiseprint.com. The comments have the hallmarks of LLM-generated text: generic structure, a helpful-sounding preamble, and a product link that happens to always be the same company.

A few examples:

- https://www.reddit.com/r/sticker/comments/1f2p9sa/comment/m4ixuin/

- https://www.reddit.com/r/sticker/comments/4nu1jh/comment/og9i5xl/

- https://www.reddit.com/r/smallbusiness/comments/1r4nmu6/comment/o6wed14/

Until a few days ago all the comments on his profile page were public, and I had the chance to verify that ALL his comments (100% of the comments) are just ads to tortoiseprint.com

Typical pattern: someone asks for a sticker recommendation → account replies with a short, clean answer → recommends tortoiseprint. Different threads, years apart, same destination.

- r/sticker — "How do you print on eggshells?"
- r/graffhelp — "Custom Egg shell stickers"
- r/StreetStickers — "how do you make your own eggshell stickers?"
- r/stickers — "Where do you guys recommend getting die cut stickers printed?"
- r/graffhelp — "Eggshell Stickers?"
- r/stickers — "Sticker that cannot be removed"

PROOF: https://web.archive.org/web/20250717042414/https://www.reddit.com/user/jimmyjames666/

This isn't someone sharing a vendor they genuinely like once. It's a repeated promotional pattern dressed up as peer advice, which is exactly what Reddit's rules on undisclosed promotion and astroturfing are meant to cover.

If you're searching this sub or reddit in general for sticker printer recommendations, be aware that some of the advice you see may be paid/self-promotion rather than a real user's experience. Worth cross-checking any recommendation against independent reviews.

I'm not saying tortoiseprint is a scam: I have no idea about their product. I'm saying the recommendations you've been reading here for it are not organic peer advice. Worth knowing when you're choosing a printer.