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Simple handmade sticker ideas: how to make original stickers

Stickers are so handy, aren’t they?

People use them in all kinds of ways—sticking them in planners, using them as labels—and with so many types available these days, once you start using them, you’ll want to collect all sorts of designs.

And if you fall in love with stickers, chances are you’ll want to try making your own with your favorite patterns at least once.

So in this article, we’ll share some DIY sticker ideas.

The classic method uses OPP tape, but we’ll also introduce other simple techniques, so feel free to use them as a reference!

[Easy] Handmade sticker ideas: How to make original stickers (1–10)

Make it with 100-yen store items! Washi tape-style stickers

How to Easily Make Washi Tape-Style Stickers Using 100-Yen Store Items
Make it with 100-yen store items! Washi tape-style stickers

With label stickers from the 100-yen shop, you can easily make masking tape-style stickers! The method is super simple: just draw your favorite patterns on the surface of the label stickers with colored pens, etc.

By using wide label stickers, they transform to look like washi tape.

It’s a great idea with no fussy steps at all.

You can come up with original designs like checkered, hearts, stars—enjoy it freely! They’re perfect as accents on letters and cards, so if you’re bored with ready-made products or interested in handmade crafts, definitely give it a try.

[Laminating Film] Package Remake Stickers

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[Laminating Film] Package Remake Stickers

There are so many lovely illustrations on snack packages and flyers, aren’t there? When you find one you like, why not remake it into a sticker? There aren’t any fussy steps, so it’s great for kids to make, too.

First, cut out your favorite illustration with scissors.

Then use self-adhesive laminating film: sandwich the illustration between the sheets and laminate it.

The key is to have the adhesive side facing down.

Another tip is to press out the air firmly after placing the illustration between the sheets.

Finally, cut out the illustration leaving a small border—and you’re done! The result is nice and sturdy, perfect for sticker play.

Bikkuriman-style sticker

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Bikkuriman-style sticker

Bikkuriman stickers once sparked a huge boom and became a social phenomenon.

Some of you might even have collected them as kids! Here, we’ll show you how to make Bikkuriman-style stickers.

First, cut shiny origami paper into a square.

Print your favorite illustration, cut it out, and stick it onto the square origami.

Next, laminate it using a self-laminating sheet you can find at 100-yen shops.

Stick double-sided tape on the back, and you’re done! If you have time, you can make a backing sheet for your stickers and start a collection.

You can also change the holographic pattern of the shiny paper to create a different vibe and have even more fun.

[Easy] Handmade sticker ideas. How to make original stickers (11–20)

Make it with water! Transparent stickers

[Easy! How to Make Clear Stickers] With Paper and Tape! [Dollar Store DIY!]
Make it with water! Transparent stickers

Clear transparent stickers look so stylish! They’re perfect for making labels too, so give it a try.

First, print your sticker design.

You can use free materials or edit something with an app.

Next, cut out the printed design and cover it with wide transparent tape.

Apply it without trapping air bubbles, then cut it into your desired shape, leaving a bit of margin.

Finally, soak it in water to soften, rub off the paper backing, and you’re done! If you’re not using them right away, you can stick them onto parchment paper for storage.

It’s a great idea because you can make them with things you already have at home.

[UV Resin] Squishy Stickers

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[UV Resin] Squishy Stickers

Why not have fun making plump, squishy stickers using UV resin? It’s a great idea for anyone who wants to create unique stickers! First, print your favorite characters or motifs onto label sheets (you can even get them at 100-yen shops) and cut each one out with scissors.

Next, apply soft-type UV resin directly to the surface, then cure it under a UV light or sunlight—and you’re done! You can customize not only illustrations but also names and logos in various versions.

Since you can make a lot at once, try crafting them with your kids and enjoy playing with stickers together!

Create it at a convenience store! ID photo stickers

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Create it at a convenience store! ID photo stickers

Let’s use a convenience store’s multi-function copier to make sticker sheets that look like ID photos! First, create your sticker design on your smartphone or computer and upload the data to the network printing site.

After that, just choose sticker paper on the copier’s touchscreen at the convenience store and print! A bonus is that you can fine-tune the design right on the screen.

Have fun creating unique pieces using your own illustrations, photos of your favorite idols, or memorable snapshots! You can print several at once, so it’s great for sharing with friends.

【App】Original MINTIA Stickers

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【App】Original MINTIA Stickers

We’ll show you how to make original Mintia-style stickers by mimicking the design of the classic tablet candy Mintia! First, download a colored image from the internet and open it in an app called PicsArt.

Next, freely design the Mintia logo and motifs on the app’s screen.

Since you’ll output in A4 size, you can mass-produce them—that’s a plus.

Once your design is complete, just connect your smartphone to a convenience store copier over the network and print.

For the finishing touch, cut out the print and stick it onto wide double-sided tape—and you’re done! They’ll look like original merch you can proudly show off to your friends.