I'm so glad it helped! I'm still a little disappointed that I haven't been able to find a PoD service that prints thinner sticker sheets, more appropriate for use in planners/journals, but I'm still using Printify because it's the best option for me. :)

@@Savallion that would be wonderful to see when you do find them, keep up the good work. There is absolutely more people who can benefit from your work and research like this. Thank you again very much. Looking forward to your videos!

For me, the key was to set up each design so the stickers were as close to the center edge of each quadrant as possible, and then space them evenly. So the gap is still there, but it's in a 'natural' place between stickers. I Hope that makes sense! I don't think there's a way to get rid of the gap completely, without using a different provider. And the other provider I tried (Spoke Custom) was just not great IMO. Getting them on the website was fairly easy. If you use a website builder (wix, squarespace, shopify) you can link your printify shop directly to the website shop and it will import products into your website's product system. The trickier thing is the business requirements around selling things online. There are a lot of policies/terms/legal things required in setting up a shop that I had to do a lot of research on & don't really feel qualified to teach 😅 And sales tax! I live in a US State with no sales tax, so this was entirely new for me to learn about.

For the Sticker Sheet that is fulfilled by "Printed Simply", the designs that you put together in one section need to be a certain distance apart in the image in order to be cut separately. I've also made the background between designs transparent on mine; I am not sure if you can use white and it will still work, but I would try making it transparent. For a lot of my earlier designs I made the image file on each of the 4 sticker sections 800x500 and then the space between each individual sticker had to be at least 50px. If your design resolution is different than this you'll need to adjust, but I hope that can give you an idea of how far apart they need to be!

@@Savallion thank you so much for the quick response. I really appreciate it. I tried what you said and it worked! 😁 It works even with the white background. I just hope the print comes out fine because I'm using the SVG file and have no idea about it's dpi. Thanks again! Subscribed! :)

@@abhinavkhare8921 SVGs are defined with vectors, so they actually don't have a DPI like pngs and jpgs do. Their big benefit is that they can be scaled easily without losing resolution, so you should be fine. Glad I could help!

@@Savallion that's awesome! I'm gonna stick to SVGs then. Thanks a lot!!

Many of the available stickers are 100% vinyl and made for withstanding weather (Printify has a few), and I would expect those to work just fine as a bumper sticker or window sticker, but my goal was to find lightweight journal stickers so I haven't ordered any that are specifically weatherproof.

@@Savallion thank u, the ones u made were really cute

If you mean *printify, I showed what the editor looks like for this provider (at about 3:30 in the video). I just made a design to fit within each of the quadrants that had the smaller stickers with transparent space between them. The editor will preview what the stickers look like with the cut border around them. I will mention that I haven't used Printify in a while - this is a pretty old video; The shipping costs ended up being a bit much for my business so I've made the change to print stickers myself. I am not sure if their providers have changed, but after a quick check they appear to be the same.

@@Savallion thank you so much. I was confused that it just printed out as small sticker's without a setting or something. But I can see now what you did to make that happen. Your comment helped clear up the confusion!

That's probably a good idea!