Review on 🖨️ Silhouette Clear Sticker Paper - High-Quality Printable Media for Media-CLR-ADH by Lori Aguirre

I bought these stickers to print stock labels and they were for OXO storage items which I also bought from Revain. I found some free printables online and wanted to print labels on sticker paper. In general, the stickers print well on paper. For the record, I used a laser printer and I would say they would most likely print differently on an inkjet printer. I would like to warn by saying that it was a bit difficult to get the desired result, so I have a few tips (applicable to my print job). and may not apply to yours): 1) Play around with your printer settings, especially the paper settings. I tested several settings and found that the "Labels" setting works best to get the darkest and clearest labels. It's a trial and error process - be prepared to lose a few sheets in the process (and sheets are expensive!) so order extra. I ordered a bundle of sticker paper and was prepared. 2) Between printing the label page on the label paper, print a test page of the labels you want to print on the PLAIN paper. I have found that this minimizes smearing as well as "ghosting" of the previous or current label also being printed on the label. After the test page prints, print the label on the label. 3) If possible, use a paper cutter to cut out the labels. I have a couple of utility knives that I used for scrapbooking and I used them to get nice even cuts on the labels. 4) Accept imperfection. You're still not perfect even with these steps, but I agree "good enough" - if you're into perfection, this may not work for you. As someone who is quite picky I was fine with the way they were printed and displayed in my pantry but if you expect every label to be perfect then this product may not be for you. I think this is a great option for a pantry print. Labels and I'm happy with how they turned out!