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  Step 1

  Print out your pictures.

  (I got mine from missiekrissie.blogspot.com. Over at somethingijustmade.blogspot.com Cathe Holden has awesome vintage printable labels.)

  Cover your pictures with packing tape.

  (My pictures were too big for the tape so I overlapped two pieces of tape. If you are doing this make sure the overlap is not noticeable.)

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  Step 2

  Cut out your pictures.

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  Step 3

  Place your pictures in warm water. They do not need to be in long. Just make sure the pictures are completely soaked.

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  Step 4

  Rub the paper off the pack of the pictures. Make sure to rub off all the paper.

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  Step 5

  You can dry off the back of these stickers and stick them on whatever your heart desires.

  Best of all they are removable.

  * To remove sticky residue clean with rubbing alcohol.

  **Be careful where you stick them, they can slightly stain.

  Enjoy.

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ToInfinityandBeyond 17th December 2012

is there a way to make colour stickers? it only seems to work with black ink. when i try with colour, the ink runs when i soak it
but i still think its the best sticker craft ive seen and ive already made so many
thanks

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Callie S. · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 16 projects 27th November 2010

This is such a great idea! I can't wait to try it!

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 4th October 2010

love it, great idea , did you know that when you make a black white copy it will work too!!!
so you can do it too with a normal printer and then go to a copyshop to copy them.;-D
thank you for your greate tute and the sharing!!!;-D

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Veggiefiend · Orangeville, Pennsylvania, US · 8 projects 22nd September 2010

You can let them dry or just wipe the water off with your hands.

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HiroLover · Tacoma, Washington, US · 24 projects 22nd September 2010

how do you dry the back of them?? and GREAT IDEA!!! love it

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Autonomous · Phoenix, Arizona, US · 22 projects 17th August 2010

Great idea! i can't wait to try this out

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