Has anyone made/cut stickers on their Cameo?

I've done it on my Cricut. I'm assuming the process is the same. I use full size label sheets. Much cheaper but no glossy shine.

I know there are tons for the cameo on YouTube. I almost bought one last summer but ended up with the explore (Cricut) instead.

I use print and cut all the time and love it. I picked up the silhouette sticker sheets when they were in sale at Mike's for doing this. I read a blog post that there's Avery sticker sheets that work, too. I just need to get my butt in gear and do it.

Also, I want to add that if you are interested in making stickers, you can buy similar matte sticker paper from Staples. I was buying the Silhouette brand printable sticker paper, but I just got a pack from Staples, I got 30 sheets for $13.49 (make sure you match their online price, our Staples had a different, higher, price in store), rather than 8 sheets for $6.99 for Silhouette brand.

I haven't made any stickers with the Staples brand paper yet, as I just purchased it yesterday, but I can update once I do, which should be in the next day or so.

I love the print and cut feature on the Cameo. I use it all the time!

I found that doing a test run first is always a good idea, so as to not waste a bunch of sticker paper. I made a few smaller circular stickers to print then cut, so that I could see if my Cameo needed to be calibrated. If you do need to calibrate, it's really simple, especially if you have the sketch pens, which I used in lieu of cutting. Mine are still off by a bit and I'm thinking it's because my Cameo isn't in the best lit area of my room, so the more light it can get the better. If you need help, I'm always willing to help out

ETA: Don't forget that you can edit the size of the registration marks and the margins, so you have more printable area. 

The number one thing I make on my Cameo are stickers. I consider my Cameo a sticker machine now.

I use Staples sticker paper. I can recommend it. I have used this paper for four years. My stickers always look gorgeous.

You got a lot of great tips. Import as PDF, etc... I do all those things too. My biggest advice when starting to make stickers is do a test run. Take a few sheets of your sticker paper and say it's going to be your test paper. You don't even have to print. You can cut squares. You want to make sure you have your blade depth correctly or your stickers will be cut to deep or too shallow. It only takes a second to test but will save tons of frustration.

I will add that the Avery brand are super cheap on Amazon right now. $6.99 for pack of 25 sheets. I need to grab some for me!

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Hmm... I'll have to look into that, I wonder if it resets when I close the program, it printed great in the past with purchased files, but with the ones I created it was a bit blurry. Thanks for the advice. 

I'm pretty sure they are matte, much like regular paper. 

I am using an Epson XP-300. I don't know if it will help any. I usually have printer paper in my tray. When I use a specialty paper like sticker paper, I just put it in the tray with the printer paper. If I am making any sense. It keeps my paper straight. Every brand of printer that I have ever owned if I used a single sheet of paper in the tray then it went in crooked.