Cricut made its name cutting shapes out of paper and vinyl, which always left you with the same gap: someone else printed the artwork. StickerPix closes it. It is the company's first non-cutter — a dye-sublimation printer that prints in full colour, laminates, and then kiss-cuts the outline so each sticker peels off the sheet ready to use, in about the time it takes to scroll a feed. Output is water- and fade-resistant, it handles 4x7 inch sticker sheets and 4x6 inch photos, and the whole thing is driven from your phone. It is the missing half of every craft-room setup.
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