Product help

[MyLittlePiglet]

Is there such a thing as a clear sticker paper I could run through the printer and then use a punch to "cut out" and adhere to something?

If not would some somrt of paper be available and then use the mini zyron thingy, which I do not have.

Ultimately goal is to have some words printed out for squares for a swap, but wanted them to appear as though it was directly on cardstock so I was looking for the "sticker" to be the same size as the first square.

Does that make sense?

Does anyone understand what I am trying to do and know how I can do it.

THANKS!!!!

 

[23mommy]

I remember buying something years ago at an office supply store that might be what you are looking for. It was a clear sheet, 8 1/2 x 11. Entire back side was self stick. It was on some type of paper that you would peel off. Sounds like this would work, but I have no idea if it would acid free. Try Staples or somewhere like that. I don't know who the manufacturer was...maybe try Avery (they make labels, etc.).

You could also use clear transparency to print on and then run through a Xyron.

 

[iNTeNSeBLue98]

You might be able to use laminating sheets with your printer on a transparency setting. Check your local office supply store in the label dept. I know there used to be a full sheet sticker pack available in white, but I don't know if clear was ever an option.

 

[grover]

i have self adhesive vellum..made by generations...perhaps they make a clear one too?

 

[15minfromOGDL]

I've used the clear large address labels that are made by avery and you should be able to find those at your local office supply store. This should work provided what you want to punch out isn't larger than the label.

 

[kaseyoz]

avery also do huge address labels ie just one "label" on a sheet. Just get the largest you can find. You can run them through the printer then reel off the back for clear 'stickers"

 

[kandmwedding]

Is the cardstock itself too big to put through the printer? Why not just print directly on it?