Vinyl Sticker Paper (12 Clear Sheets, 8.5x11), Printable Stickers for Inket Printer - Compatible with Maker, Explore, & Joy Xtra Machines

I tried an off brand printable vinyl and while less expensive it also smeared awfully and was a complete pain to cut so I decided to try the Cricut brand and was not disappointed. It was a little more expensive but I had no wasted sheets from my projects, was easy to use, size worked well in my inkjet printer, and had high quality backing. So far the stickers I made are water resistant and durable, holding their color well even with some heavy use. Very happy with these.

This is the only printable vinyl I use for my labels I need to be waterproof! I love that I can remove them, stick it back on the original paper backing and then reuse them later. We make organic drink mixes with no artificial flavors or colors and have samples out for people to try and change up the flavors often so it is handy not having to create a whole new label each time! Once the ink dries, they are essentially water proof….i use an Epson 3850 with pigmented ink so if you use something else it may not be as resistant to water. I will definitely buy these again!

Did the trick! Love using this with my machine. Great quality and easy to use. Plus the adhesive material sticks and stays there.

I bought this to make labels for my wedding invitations on my Cricut Maker 2, and it is wonderful. Very is to use

My favorite for my crafts. Works well and very forgiving

Works very well

I wanted to love this for crafting but I just don't. Super thin with weird texture. I got both transparent and white. Both printed as expected on my inkjet printer. The ink did not smear or pool. That's all the positive feedback I have. The white isn't opaque enough to cover anything behind it, everything shows through. Both are super thin making it difficult to apply properly, folds over and sticks to itself and everything else. Handling the sheets is like handling super compressed styrofoam, sets my teeth on edge like fingernails on a chalkboard. I'll stick with normal vinyl sheets and Avery labels for crafting.

Very hard to peel