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1. Take your temporary tattoo and cut closely around the graphic.
2. Peel the clear plastic layer from the tattoo and place the graphic ink side down on the glass surface.
3. Use a wet cloth or sponge and cover the entire glass transfer, holding for 10-15 seconds.
4. Slide the backing paper off and let your applied image air-dry.

1. Peel your sticker off the sticker sheet.
2. Center the sticker onto your glass surface and stick it into place. Make sure you smooth out any air bubbles.

If you want to personalize your glass container even further, you can make your own original vinyl stickers instead of purchasing a pack from the craft store. Here’s how you can DIY your sticker design:

Step 1: Choose Your Design

First is choosing the design you want to decorate your glass containers with. Brainstorm design ideas and plan your concept.

It can be anything, from a beautiful floral piece to your favorite cartoon characters. If you’re planning to use the glass container as marketing or promotional merchandise, you can even use your company logo or slogan to decorate it.

Step 2: Select the Appropriate Materials

Once you’ve decided on your custom sticker design, it’s time to identify what materials will suit it best. Vinyl is the recommended sticker material because of its durability and shiny finish.

But there are plenty of types of vinyl you have to choose from, including rolled, wrap, high tack, static cling, reflective, translucent, or cut. The best one depends on the unique requirements of your project.

Step 3: Print Out Your Design

With your design and vinyl material on hand, you can proceed to print out your design. A home printer will do, as long as it’s capable of printing on vinyl sticker paper. If you don’t have one, you can also order your custom stickers from Sticker You.

Once your sticker has been printed, cut it to your desired size. We recommend leaving a thin margin around the design for a cleaner and more seamless application to your glass container.

Step 4: Apply the Vinyl Sticker

Finally, it’s time to apply your custom vinyl sticker onto your glass container. Before you do so, though, make sure to clean the surface thoroughly to get rid of dust, moisture, or dirt that can compromise the adhesive.

Remove the sticker’s backing paper and carefully place it on the glass surface, starting with one corner and proceeding gradually. Smoothen out the sticker and remove air bubbles.