I don't lay them out. I contact sticker mule directly and work with a salesperson who then decides the size of sheet which would be the most economical and lays them out for me.How do you guys layout the sheet orders for 7/8th
I see all your sheets, and I get how to order them, I even understand how to make the cutout lines, but I’m too novice to deal with measuring and that uniform layout placement.
Anyone want to help me finalize a layout sometime soon?
Maybe someone has a template or an existing file with a sheet size file so I can see how you did it in illustrator?
I need 1000 chips at least, so I’m going to do a pretty big order right out the gate.
I’ve only ordered 7/8” and had 0 issues.Has anyone ordered labels from Sticker Mule for bank chips from @Apache? I measured the inlay as just slightly under 1" in diameter.
So would ordering the stickers at 31/32" work? Does anyone know if SM can meet those types of tolerances?
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They have an amazing hot sauce called mule sauce no joke very very goodJust wanted to share my experience with Sticker Mule. I recently bought a set of 12 stripes and wanted to get labels custom printed for them. I went thru all the usual sites for custom poker chip labels etc, including gear ( he was just too overbooked btw). When I stumbled upon a custom sticker maker called Sticker Mule. They are not in the poker chip labeling business, but custom stickers for just about anything. Amazing reviews so I decided to email them. Within hours I received an email back. The customer service from these folks was absolutely amazing. From beginning to end actually. They had me sold from the first email. Just from the prompt service and kindness. She informed me yes they are vinyl labels that are then laminated. They cut the sticker to whatever you send them. It could be a sticker of Superman and they would cut around the pic. In other words I was convinced they would be centered labels in a circle verses printed on a circle which always leave room for error. I went ahead and ordered enough labels for the set I was trying to complete. The issue was they only let you order in quantities of 10. I only needed 25 sheets. But had to order 30.
When they arrived less than a week later, I was amazed of the quality. Freaking awesome. I can't say enough about them. Beautiful.
A few weeks went by and I wanted another batch for another set. This time on their website I noticed a different size that I didn't notice last time. Last time I ordered 8.5" x 11" and was limited a little. Anyways to make a too long story shorter... If you order their custom sticker sheet and click the custom size button, you can pick any size paper to print on. I emailed them and asked how large the paper would be for 100 1" circles... 12" x 12" is what they said. Ok so for 10 sheets of that would cost $97. With free shipping and will receive in less than 10 days... Vinyl, laminated... 1000 labels... For 500 chips... $97? That's less than 10¢ a label... I saved like $40 doing thier custom size sheets... The key is to get all the different labels on one sheet and only order 10 sheets.
Anyways... Just want to share my experience, and I can't say how happy I am with the entire experience with them. I love my labels. And I will really love my second set at an even cheaper price!!!
Top quality company. Check them out!
They have a breakdown of the difference between the two. Stickers are almost twice as thick as labels. Labels come in sheets.Could someone who has used Sticker Mule for blank Apache Royals tell me if I should order their "labels" or "stickers"? Would both work?
If spinners is your main concern, I'd go with thinner labels.Yeah I did see that breakdown of the differences, but I was a bit confused since I saw several people have commented earlier in this thread that they went with stickers over labels because stickers are vinyl vs the labels BOPP material.
I'm mainly concerned about having spinners, so was hoping someone who used them on Royals might be able to comment on the difference for that particular chip. I may just end up getting a couple sample sheets from Sticker Mule to see how they both are.
I just finished a custom sticker set for Royals using the Mule (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/wolfpack-poker-new-wynn-inspired.100742/). Happy to answer any questions about the experience, but the main things I learned:
- There is a big lack of consistency in their proofing process. Sometimes you can get lucky and they don't mess with your design, other (most) times they resize it, blur it, complain about the cut line spacing, say the font is too small, etc.
- I tried a few different times to create sticker sheets following their guidelines because it's slightly cheaper, but they never made it through the proofing process for various reasons, so ended up just using the multi-order tool for "Circle Stickers"
- As others have said they are thinner than the stock Royal/Majestic sticker, so on some chips where the mold is visible on one side you can see that through the sticker.
- I did 27.5mm for Royals, which is bigger than what some old threads here said, but they fit better (and could have even been slightly larger but I didn't want to push it).
Oh and one more thing - if you have a 27.5mm cut line in your file make sure to specify "full bleed and cut line" in the description and double check they paid attention. There were a couple proofs where they had my cutline as part of the artwork.This is great info and exactly what I needed! Thanks!
Fwiw, I’ve had 4 separate orders/designs through them and never had any issues. Every time I’ve just sent them an email basically saying “I need 1000x 27mm circular stickers to use as poker chip labels on your sticker sheets. Can you arrange them so that the maximum number fits on the sheet?” and they’ve nailed it perfectly every time. I send the the flattened .svg file without bleed or anything (because I have no idea how) and it’s always come out fine. Maybe I’m just lucky?I just finished a custom sticker set for Royals using the Mule (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/wolfpack-poker-new-wynn-inspired.100742/). Happy to answer any questions about the experience, but the main things I learned:
- There is a big lack of consistency in their proofing process. Sometimes you can get lucky and they don't mess with your design, other (most) times they resize it, blur it, complain about the cut line spacing, say the font is too small, etc.
- I tried a few different times to create sticker sheets following their guidelines because it's slightly cheaper, but they never made it through the proofing process for various reasons, so ended up just using the multi-order tool for "Circle Stickers"
- As others have said they are thinner than the stock Royal/Majestic sticker, so on some chips where the mold is visible on one side you can see that through the sticker.
- I did 27.5mm for Royals, which is bigger than what some old threads here said, but they fit better (and could have even been slightly larger but I didn't want to push it).
Fwiw, I’ve had 4 separate orders/designs through them and never had any issues. Every time I’ve just sent them an email basically saying “I need 1000x 27mm circular stickers to use as poker chip labels on your sticker sheets. Can you arrange them so that the maximum number fits on the sheet?” and they’ve nailed it perfectly every time. I send the the flattened .svg file without bleed or anything (because I have no idea how) and it’s always come out fine. Maybe I’m just lucky?
That blows. Prolly just depends on the rep you get. I told them how many I needed of each denomination total and they set up the pages with the correct number. Sorry you had a rougher time, that’s a bummer.Yeah the first thing I did was send an email asking the same thing, and they just replied with links to the order pages.
I do like using an .svg though, as it probably gives them less ability to go in and make changes. I was sending the .ai files directly.
I’ll also say the best success I had with sticker sheets was just sending a single file and letting them do the layout, but then you lose the ability to control how many of each denom are on the sheet.
I’m leaning into this energy. I’ll be sending then a file hopefully within the next 30 days.Fwiw, I’ve had 4 separate orders/designs through them and never had any issues. Every time I’ve just sent them an email basically saying “I need 1000x 27mm circular stickers to use as poker chip labels on your sticker sheets. Can you arrange them so that the maximum number fits on the sheet?” and they’ve nailed it perfectly every time. I send the the flattened .svg file without bleed or anything (because I have no idea how) and it’s always come out fine. Maybe I’m just lucky?
I've sent png files for several (all?) orders and have had 0 issues. I'd guess they wouldn't have issues with .psd files but have never tried.Has anyone sent them .psd or worse... .png and gotten decent results?
Those look great.Sticker Mule works for The Godfather Club - MN
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So last night was Game 50 since we reopened the card room in October. The Godfather Club CC Greek Keys made their debut.
I was in for $20 and out for $57.
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