Stickers Archives

This edition of Crafting Creativity is full of heartwarming inspiration straight from the Hundred Acre Wood! Using the Classic Pooh: Friend Like You digital stamp set by Katie Pertiet Designs, I created several sweet and timeless projects featuring Pooh and his friends. From layered cards to charming home décor, each piece highlights how versatile digital stamps can be when paired with your Silhouette. Get ready to see how these delightful designs can bring warmth, friendship, and nostalgia to your craft table.

Affiliate links may be present in the following blog post and as an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

Did you know that the Classic Pooh is now in the public domain in the U.S.? Classic Pooh entered the public domain on January 1, 2022. The Disney version is not in public domain.
*Outside of the U.S., please refer to trademark laws & regulations for your area.

Each month in the Crafting Creativity series, I dive into a single design file and transform it into a variety of unique projects to inspire your own creativity. From cards and stickers to home décor and custom tags, I love exploring all the possibilities one file can offer. These posts are designed to show you how versatile a single design can be and to spark ideas for using your Silhouette in new and exciting ways. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just starting out, Crafting Creativity is full of tips, tricks, and inspiration to help you make the most of every design!

Crafting Creativity – Classic Pooh Projects

Digital stamps are incredibly versatile and perfect for creating a wide range of projects. Pair them with your Silhouette for precise print-and-cut projects, and suddenly one file becomes the foundation for endless creative possibilities. Whether you’re crafting for holidays, birthdays, or everyday inspiration, digital stamps make it easy to bring your ideas to life!

Project #1 – Flip Action Interactive Cards

A collection of interactive flip action cards featuring illustrations of classic characters in the Hundred Acre Wood, with sentiments about friendship and togetherness.

These came together so easily and I was able to fit the print and cut designs for 6 cards onto one letter size sheet of paper. Here is a look at my print and cut page setup.

A design software interface displaying a print and cut setup for Classic Pooh-themed cards, featuring light pastel colors and illustrations.

I posted a quick video of cutting the pieces for this project using the Electrostatic Mat.
Check out the video on Instagram or Facebook.

And I used these designs in this video tutorial to show how to match colors in the Silhouette Studio software with the eyedropper too!

Check out the tutorial on the Silhouette Secrets+ YouTube channel HERE.

Additional Resources:

Supplies Used:

Classic Pooh: Friend Like You digital stamp set
Neenah 110 lb white cardstock
Recollections cardstock – white
Cardstock
Adhesive Tape Runner (tape runner refills)
Twine
Mini Stapler
Silhouette Cameo 5
Silhouette Autoblade
Silhouette Electrostatic Mat
Printer: Canon TS9521C

Project #2 – Stickers

A layout featuring Classic Pooh digital stamps on a cutting mat, showing printed phrases and illustrations alongside a Silhouette cutting machine.

Digital stamps are perfect for creating custom stickers — you can size them exactly how you want, print them on your favorite sticker paper, and even cut them out perfectly with your Silhouette! They’re a fantastic way to bring digital designs into the physical world for planners, journals, cards, and more.

I received several questions about how to use digital stamps inside Silhouette Studio, so I created a step-by-step tutorial showing exactly how I set up, trace, and print and cut these adorable Classic Pooh images. It’s easier than you might think, and once you try it, you’ll be hooked on making your own personalized sticker sheets!

This video tutorial is available on the Silhouette Secrets+ YouTube channel HERE.

Additional Resources:

Supplies Used:

Project #3 – Custom Tags

A set of six birthday gift tags with drawings featuring Classic Pooh and friends, including birthday greetings in playful fonts. The tags are displayed on a cutting mat.

The first set I created using the Silhouette Super Fine Heat Pen with silver foil. I had a couple issues with the foil tearing which smeared a few parts, but otherwise they turned out great! They are a bit more work to set up with extra steps for the foiling, but if you are looking for a WOW factor! This can do it!

A hand holding a tag with a birthday message, featuring illustrations of classic characters from the Hundred Acre Wood, including Pooh and friends.

I used a different sketch font on each one and one I drew a balloon using the Flexishapes and the line drawing tool.

A hand holding a tag featuring a sketched illustration of a child and a small dog, with a balloon graphic. The design is simple and evokes a playful, nostalgic theme.

But I couldn’t stop there! I also went ahead and simply changed the line color on all the sketch fonts to black and then did the tags as a print and cut. This does not have the shine to it, but it was less steps to set up to have it all printed.

A collection of birthday tags featuring illustrations of Pooh and his friends, with various designs that include the text 'Happy Birthday!' on a white background.

When working with sketch fonts, make sure to click on the Send tab and look at the bold red lines. That is exactly how it would sketch or print through a printer. Text defaults to “cut edge”, which can make sketch fonts act a bit goofy if they are close to single line fonts. They may not look complete and that is exactly how they would sketch or print.

See more details on sketching and photos of exactly what I mean in this blog post – How to Sketch with Silhouette

Additional Resources:

Supplies Used:

Project #4 – Custom Party Decor with Silhouette

Create your own party decor in the form of gift boxes, gift card holder, cupcake wrappers, and cupcake toppers.

A group of decorated cupcakes featured alongside themed party decor, including a cupcake wrapper and treat box, all featuring Classic Pooh illustrations, set on a wooden surface.

I created my own digital paper using the Classic Pooh: Friend Like You stamp set.

Print and cut layout featuring black and white sketches of classic characters from the Hundred Acre Wood, along with a cutting machine in the background.

And I shared exactly in this video – How to Create Custom Digital Papers in Silhouette Studio | Easy Tutorial on the Silhouette Secrets+ YouTube channel.

Take the steps and tips I shared and create your own unique custom digital background too! Have you seen the shirts where the husband takes a photo of the wife or vice versa and puts it onto a shirt for special occasions like birthdays? I just had to do it! So I made my husband custom gift wrap for his birthday.

A sheet of custom digital paper featuring repeated images of a person's smiling face, placed on a wooden surface next to a small gift box bearing the same design.

Additional Resources:

Supplies Used:

Classic Pooh: Friend Like You digital stamp set
Neenah 110 lb white cardstock
Recollections cardstock – white
Silhouette Cameo 5
Silhouette Autoblade
Printer: Canon TS9521C

All of these projects were completed using just 1 digital stamp set by Katie Pertiet. She has a store full of amazing digital supplies and also produces physical products as well, such as stamps and more!

Find designs by Katie Pertiet Designs at:

Katie Pertiet Designs
Katie Pertiet Designs with Arden Creek at A Cherry On Top – physical products

Follow along with Katie Pertiet Designs on the Facebook, YouTube, Instagram HERE and HERE.

A great big thank you to Katie for contributing the free file for the Silhouette Secrets+ newsletter for the month of September! If you missed grabbing the free design in September, grab it here – Classic Pooh: Friend Like You digital stamp set and create amazing things!

This year I started offering a free file each month for Silhouette Secrets+ newsletter subscribers. I love designing in the Silhouette Studio software and have shared some of my creations as well as look forward to collaborating with more artists in the future too!

Never miss out on the news, tips, “secrets”, deals, classes, and more that I share on Silhouette Secrets+. Sign up for the newsletter and get information delivered to your inbox every Friday.
Unsubscribe at anytime.

subscribe here

Sign up for the weekly newsletter HERE to have information delivered direct to your inbox and grab each month’s new freebie.

Did this spark some creative ideas for you? It’s amazing how one digital stamp set can be transformed into so many unique projects! I had such a wonderful time brainstorming, designing, and bringing each of these Classic Pooh creations to life. You can find even more inspiration and project ideas in the Crafting Creativity section on the Silhouette Secrets+ website — click HERE to explore!

Save this for future reference by pinning the image below.

Collage of Classic Pooh projects including interactive cards, birthday tags, cupcake wrappers, and custom party decor showcasing digital stamps.

Enjoy !

THANK YOU for your support! How can you help? Click HERE & buy a coffee.
Every little bit helps with the cost of running the site.

Silhouette Classes

Never stop learning! Let me help you take the anxiety out of learning with Silhouette and get to creating faster! My Silhouette classes are heavily focused on software, so you can take the skills & techniques taught and apply them to many future projects!

shop classes

Silhouette step-by-step Classes by Silhouette Secrets+

I have just released a new class and I’m so excited to share with you as we use many tools in the Silhouette Studio software to create unique designs.

New Silhouette Class!!!

Creating Unique Designs in Silhouette Studio – Choose Your Own Project

In this class you will learn how to create all of these designs in the photo above and you can choose what you want to create as a finished project.
Choose to make one or choose them all!

In this step-by-step class, we put the Silhouette Studio tools to work for us! This class is designed for all levels of users to follow along and create. A few of the tools we will discuss and use are: drawing tools, compound paths, text, offset, knife, glyphs, text to path, and more!

This is a custom design created by YOU could be used for all kinds of projects from adhesive vinyl, HTV, Mint stamps, stencils, and more!

I share examples of different finished projects with the techniques used and include optional supplies for additional projects on the class supply list.

As a bonus, I have also included a demonstration of Citristrip etching on a powder coated tumbler using a design created as the stencil.

Check out all of the details for this class HERE

Here are a few closer photos of the projects I created when testing and developing the class.

Affiliate links may be present in the below and as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. What that means is that I may receive compensation if you purchase through the links I have provided. The price you pay for the product or service is not higher but I may get compensated for sharing.

Sweatshirt created with:
Siser Aurora HTV – Goldish
I’m Not Perfect by Tanya Batrak – Design #326840

Long Sleeve Shirt
– Siser Sparkle – Snowstorm White Glitter
– BFC Magic Marker Font by Blush Fonts
– BFC Shiplap Bold font by Blush Fonts

Mint Stamps
– Mint Stamp Machine
– Mint Stamp Kit
– Mint Stamp Ink color of choice

Stickers
– Silhouette Sticker Paper – Silhouette or Amazon
– Staples Sticker Paper

Fonts
– BFC Basically Semi Bold Handwriting Font by Blush Fonts
– Dahlia by Graphix Line Studio

Glass Etching soap dispensers
– Babylone Script font by Almeera Studio

And another Citristrip etched tumbler that turned out AMAZING!
Supplies:
– Powder Coated Tumbler – not all tumblers work
– Oracal 651
– Transfer Tape
– Citristrip Paint Stripper
– Painters Tape
– Gloves, paper towels, water, weeding tool
– Optional:
– Artesprix Project Mat mentioned in the demo video – 2 size available

While those are the projects I created, you could do anything you want! I’ve provided a list of supplies depending on what you would choose to do or you might even have other ideas after working through the class design portion.