That's why you don't use a Cricut to make furry stickers. It's already miserable to use a Cricut to cut them because of the fight to get proper alignment and cutting because the machine has no way to properly home materials to the cutting position.
You use a Brother Scan-n-Cut instead, since it can actually perform registration on the material you've printed out.
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He got it working, so there’s hope.
I guess if one needs furry decals badly enough you could just cut them out by hand
It would be pretty miserable when typically you want like 100+ stickers to hand out at events.
That's why you don't use a Cricut to make furry stickers. It's already miserable to use a Cricut to cut them because of the fight to get proper alignment and cutting because the machine has no way to properly home materials to the cutting position.
You use a Brother Scan-n-Cut instead, since it can actually perform registration on the material you've printed out.