Free Printable Chinese New Year, Year of the Snake Stickers

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Celebrate the Chinese New Year celebration with our cute new Free Printable Year of the Snake stickers to cut out by hand or with Cricut or Silhouette. With these adorable designs and vivid colours, these stickers are not only a symbol of good fortune celebrating the year of the snake but also a delightful addition to your creative projects.

From crafting personalised greeting cards to decorating festive planners and preserving memories in scrapbooks, these Year of the Snake stickers offer endless possibilities for expressing your unique style. Download, print, and infuse the spirit of the snake into every corner of your New Year festivities with these charming and customisable decorations.

Free Year of the Snake Printable Stickers for Diy Chinese Near Year Decorations, Cards and Scrapbooking layouts

How To Download And Print Your Free Printable Year of the Snake Stickers

What can my printable Year of the Snake stickers be used?

  • Bullet Journals
  • Planners
  • To Do/Wish Lists
  • Wall Planners
  • Year of the Snake Scrapbooking Layouts
  • Themed Chinese New Year Crafts With Kids
Chinese New Year, Free Year of the Snake Stickers for Scrapbooking and planners

You Will Need 

( The following only if cutting and printing)

Free printable Chinese New Year, Year of the Snake planner Stickers

How To Cut Out My Printable Year of the Snake Stickers?

Cut Your Stickers Out By Hand

Use a guillotine to cut each sticker out into squares, or free hand and cut around every sticker individually.

Alternatively, Cut Your Printable Year of the Snake Stickers As A Print-Then-Cut And Cut Project On Your Cricut Machine

Uploading The PNG File

To do this click new project and upload in the left hand bar at the bottom.

Click on upload image and select browse.

Choose your Printable Year of the Snake Stickers. I am using my Easter stickers for this example, but the principle is the same.

How to upload printable stickers to cricut design space

Select complex file, then continue. The next window allows you the take the back off your Dragon stickers, but I have done this for you. Now select save as a print and cut.

Adding printables to Cricut Design space

To add to Cricut Design Space choose your sticker sheet and press insert, the image pulls in quite large, simply drag smaller on choose the image size 6.553 by 9.237 this was the largest I managed to get mine to fill more page.

You can now send your project to print, before cutting on your Cricut. For the glossy sticker paper I am using, I use the printable vinyl sticker setting and find this is perfect to kiss cut the sticker layer and leave the backing layer intact.

When the sticker sheet is printed the black lines in the corner can smudge to avoid touching it. I use a standard grip cutting mat and gently apply my sticker sheet by smoothing around the edges. This sticks it to the mat enough, but not too much; thus, it is easier to peel off afterwards.

To weed simply lift away the outer area of the sticker paper.

Chinese New Year, Year of the Snake Stickers for Scrapbooking

A Few Useful Tips For Using Cricut Print And Cut

  • Calibrate your printer before using with you Cricut, this will save so much time and effort.
  • Load your paper the correct way into the printer. Obvious I know, but I have made that mistake many times.
  • Avoid smudging the black guide lines, they are quite wet when they come out of the printer.
  • I cut on the printable vinyl setting and find this is perfect for kiss cutting sticker projects, and it works every time. However if you are having problems also try the washing tape setting.

And that’s it; happy New Year, scrapbooking and planning.

How To Get The Templates For My Free Printable Year of the Snake Stickers

Simply click here or the image below to get your free Year of the Snake Stickers  and follow these instructions to add to Cricut Design Space. Don’t forget to turn off any pop up blockers.

Tips And Advice For Using Cricut

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  • Sarah Christie

    Sarah Christie is the author of Extraordinary Chaos a family lifestyle and travel blog from a 50+ mum of boys, sharing Cricut Crafts and Free SVG Files, family travels, recipes, reviews and country living. Also the co-editor of Mini Travellers family travel blog.

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