Author: Dani

Keep your main design within the red circle.
If you have a colour background, take it to the edge of the dark grey area.
Change the “Shape Fill” to no fill and the “Shape Outline” to no outline if you don’t want it to appear on your sticker, or change the colour if you want a different colour background.

Keep your main design within the red circle.
If you have a colour background, take it to the edge of the dark grey area.
Change the “Shape Fill” to no fill and the “Shape Outline” to no outline if you don’t want it to appear on your sticker, or change the colour if you want a different colour background.

If you want to do a single sheet of stickers with different designs, you need to add as many new pages to the document as you have different designs.
Go to ‘Insert’ tab.
Click on the little arrow under ‘Page’ on the far left hand side.
Select ‘Insert duplicate page’ of this page template.
Design & set up each of your sticker pages.
Note: It is best to have a number of designs that divide evenly into 70 (because there are 70 stickers per page), e.g. 5 designs.
When you come to print:
Go to ‘File’
Under ‘Pages’, select ‘Multiple pages per sheet’ (if it’s not set to this already)
In ‘Copies of each label’ enter the number that the total of your sticker designs divides into 70, e.g. 70 divided by 5 (designs) = 14 copies.
Change printer settings & properties as necessary.

Change the colour of the dark grey back ground to whatever colour the background of the actual sticker is.