Christmas Sticker SVG Files
Get ready to add some shimmer to your season with these Christmas sticker SVG designs.
These holographic Christmas stickers are made using a Cricut—and they’re perfect for gift tags, cards, planners, and holiday crafts. From twinkling snowflakes to jolly Santas and candy canes, each design catches the light and brings a magical touch to your festivities.
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Make more stickers with your Cricut with these free sticker SVG designs or find tons of Christmas crafts to make with your Cricut by searching my free Christmas SVG designs.
Making Holographic Christmas Stickers with Cricut
To make stickers with your Cricut, you will need sticker paper and any inkjet printer. In this tutorial, I will be using this matte sticker paper with this holographic sticker paper. You can use any printable sticker paper or even Cricut’s new temporary tattoo paper with these designs. Just note that the cut settings in this tutorial are for the supplies that I am using.
Download the Christmas Sticker SVG Files
You can download these free Christmas Sticker SVG files from my members only free library (design #4 under Christmas Crafts or search “Christmas Stickers SVG”).
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Flatten Images in Cricut Design Space
Start with uploading the Christmas sticker SVG to Cricut Design Space and then click on “Ungroup” to ungroup the layers.
If you want to change any of the colors or resize any of the images then make those changes. But, before you can print these, you will need to flatten each image individually. To do this, click on the image and click the “Flatten” button that pops up underneath.
Cutting Stickers with a Cricut
To make your stickers, select “Make”. Then use the print prompt to print the page of stickers. If you want to make the stickers holographic, then apply the holographic vinyl to the top of the stickers. But make sure that you trim the vinyl down first so the vinyl covers all the stickers but does not cover the sensor guides printed on your stickers. If any vinyl is covering even a small part of the corner sensors, your Cricut will not be able to sense this to cut.
Add the sticker paper to your cutting mat and have your Cricut cut the stickers out.
Sticker Cut Settings
While there are sticker settings in Cricut Design Space, I’ve found that these settings don’t always work for the results that I’m looking for. Out of a lot of trial and error and wasted paper, here are the settings that I use.
Kiss Cut Sticker Settings
Kiss cut stickers have this name because the blade barley goes through the material as it cuts. This allows the sheet to stay in tact so you can peel the stickers off as you use them.
- Using just the sticker paper I use the Sticker Paper with Laminate setting with the pressure set to default.
- Adding the holographic sheet, I use the Glitter Iron on Vinyl setting with the pressure set to default.
Die Cut Sticker Settings
Die cut stickers use more pressure because they cut all the way around the sticker and the backing so you have individual stickers.
- Using just the sticker paper I use the Gitter Iron on Vinyl setting with the pressure set to default.
- Adding the holographic sheet, I use the Glitter Cardstock setting with the pressure set to default.
I hope you’ll enjoy making these Christmas stickers. Before you download these files, make sure to save this tutorial on Pinterest so you can easily find it when you need it… Plus by sharing with others, this helps to keep my SVG files and Cricut tutorials free!
Video Tutorial For Halloween Hologram Stickers
Watch the step-by-step video tutorial to learn how to make hologram Christmas stickers with your Cricut here:
