There are two ways to get these sticker-darlings in your life. The paid way, and the FREE way! Yip, you can download the print file for free and DIY these bad boys if you like. I must warn you though… Remember when Cake Artist Lynne’s daughter had a craving for dumplings, and Lynne decided to find a recipe and make them at home from scratchity-scratch instead of ordering them takeaway? I do! They looked incredible, but took waaaay longer to make than she’d expected. I’d liken her experience to that of simply adding this already-printed sticker pack to your cart (and going the pay-someone else-to-do-it way) versus attempting a DIY print situation. Getting these stickers to print perfectly on the Redfern labels requires the patience of a saint. That being said, I have oh-so-gladly offered the downloadable print file for these lid labels for those of you who are die-hard DIYers… because I get it!
Wanna print your own label set for FREE?
Here’s what you’re going to need:
- Patience
- Self-adhesive paper (A4 sheets for DIY cut out or fancy-shmancy 20 mm circle pre-cut Redfern sheet labels)
- The downloaded PDF print file
- More patience
- A colour printer
- An accountability partner. Someone to witness your struggle, and high five you when you finally nail it.
Honestly, you’re going to need a saintly amount of patience if you decide to DIY-print these darlings yourself.
The DIY Way
Assuming you already have an A4 self-adhesive sticker sheet lying in a draw somewhere, all you have to do is download this PDF design file, print it on the sticker paper, then sit like Master Shifu and cut out the itty-bitty circles; curve by curve. My personal opinion on the above DIY method is that Sweet Brown said it best: “Ain’t Nobody Got Time for That!”. Here’s a better way…
The Quickest, Easiest, Most Cost Effective Way
Simply add this product sticker pack to your cart and we’ll have The Courier Guy deliver the lid stickers to you. No gray hairs gained, and no tufts of hair lost.
The Most Expensive and Frustrating Way
This sticker pack was designed using the Redfern 20 mm diameter sticker label template. If you’d like to print the design file on the sticker paper it was designed for, you can get the labels here. Jislaaik, that pack of Redfern 20 mm circle stickers is expensive may bru! It’s not so much one single sheet that’s expensive, it’s the fact that you have to buy a box of 100 sheets, and then still pay for delivery on top of that, which makes it so pricey. If you got this far in reading, you’re pretty intent on DIY print perfection. Hey, I get it! Me too! I’m going to be straight with you though; getting the PDF to print perfectly straight onto the pre-cut, Redfern 20 mm circle label sheet that you’ve placed in your printer is not going to be easy. Shew. Why? Because all printers are not made equal. Even though these sweet li’l lid labels were specifically designed on the Redfern label template, you almost need to be a printer-setting genius to actually get it to print onto the label… straight. However, to help you get there (if you truly are a die hard DIYer, our amazing graphic designer, Rose, nudged her perfectly aligned template design up, down and sideways in every direction we could possibly think of so that you have the best chance of getting your printer to print the label, on the dot.
DOWNLOAD FILES HERE…
Original. Perfectly Centred: Download
Design bumped a little to the right: Download
A little to the left: Download
A little up: Download
A little down: Download
A little to the right and up: Download
A little to the right and down: Download
A little to the left and up: Download
A little to the left and down: Download
There you go. All in the name of frustration-free flavour finding <3 We’ve got you <3
