r/stickers

As the movement against Flock cameras gathers momentum, we have reprinted a sticker attacking surveillance.

Flock is not the only surveillance company, and cameras are not the only form of surveillance. There are many other corporations waiting to fill the role that Flock cameras are playing, and many other means by which those who aim to dominate us seek to monitor and control our activities. It is good to compel local governments to cancel Flock contracts or directly disable Flock cameras, but the movement against Flock must become a movement against all of the interlocking structures of domination or it will only function as a pressure valve as those structures tighten their grip on our lives.

Put these up everywhere to identify the root of the problem. 🏴

https://crimethinc.com/Surveillance2026

I run a small sticker business on ebay. i use a printer which uses dye ink and koala sticker paper as my material. recently i am getting a lot of complaints about color getting faded in one month or so. what can be the problem. the stickers are outdoor purpose.

Honestly, I'm about to lose it. I make custom sticker sheets and the edges keep curling up, even after letting them sit overnight. I've tried different paper weights, laminate, and even a heavy book on top. Nothing seems to work. It's mostly happening with the larger sheets, and I'm wondering if it's a cutting issue or something with the adhesive. Is this just a normal thing with sticker sheets? Should I just accept it or is there a trick I'm missing? Would love to hear what works for you all.

I recently took the leap to open up my own Etsy shop with three sticker sheets. I purchased them from Sticker Invasion because they are water and weatherproof and they had a 20% discount code from Reddit that made the total for 75 sticker sheets (3 designs) come out to $168.70, which is about $2.14 per sheet. Since I outsourced them and didn't print it myself, I thought that was a really good price (I could be wrong, I'm fairly inexperienced). The quality was really good (I was surprised how thick? the sheets were) and I really enjoyed my experience with Sticker Invasion as a company with their customer service and responsiveness. I appreciated the hands-on nature of the service. If I had infinite money this wouldn't even be a question; I'd choose this company, but my financial situation says otherwise.

I want to make a second order for just one sticker sheet this time, same quantity, 25, but if I order again with the same company, the price will be closer to $2.81 per sheet since the code doesn't work on additional orders and that's a really steep increase for me because I'm just starting out. My question is, should I bite the financial cost and stay with the same company? I don't know the etiquette on like if each buyer should get the same exact quality of sticker sheet even if I switch companies, because I don't think they'll print on the same paper. Is $2.81/sheet a good price still compared to other sticker sheet manufacturers? I don't need to have them be weatherproof, I guess, but waterproof would be nice.

TL;DR: Is $2.81 expensive for manufacturing a sticker sheet? Who do y'all recommend as sticker sheet manufacturers for kiss cut and waterproof stickers?