I went to a conference and wanted to make some stickers, but only a small number. Ordering a professional batch felt unnecessary, so I printed and cut them at home. Turns out you can print high quality stickers with normal hardware.
Printer A normal inkjet printer. In my case, an HP Envy 4520.
Sticker paper This white sticker paper.
Sticker sheet layout My Sticker Sheet Tool to create printable sheets with cutting marks and make use of the space most efficiently.
Print settings High quality settings, with photo paper selected.
Cutting Either a cutter knife with a ruler, or a paper cutter.
That was enough for a small batch of stickers.
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