My goal is to always keep these ideas, tips, and printables completely free of charge so you can get organized without spending anything. I did it on my own responsibility and so will do every “follower” :).Welcome! If this is your first time visiting my blog, take some time to look around and take advantage of the free printables and resources offered here. AKA “bad things” that can potentially result from the experiments of the sort described above. One more note: I'm not responsible for possible problems/damages/etc. Results may vary depending even on printer construction, but hey!… it's not an offset printing press ). Of course there will be some inaccuracies caused by inexact post-it placement on sheet, inexact positioning of the sheet in the tray etc., but if some care should be put into aligning independent elements these inaccuracies should be kept lower than, say, 2-3 mm. I don't think this trick will work for the inkjets, given their sideways movement of printing heads, but for most lasers I think it should be applicable.

I know it's relatively low-tech solution, requiring some manual work, but it still works and it's cheeeep :). The good part is that the glue remains sticky after going through the heater, so post-its can be used as intended right after “unsticking” them from the “template” sheet: I placed my sheet with post-it attached, oriented exactly as the first time in the tray and made the second print on it. In my document, I placed QRCode to be printed and hidden placeholder marks (no need to repeat them - it can be outright harmful result wise). Next I glued my post-it, making sure the glue was directed so it makes the drum first (non-sticky end to follow). Of course there can be more of them and the sheet can contain some other information like marking of the “first” edge or marking the edge where post-it's glue should be, for example. Then, knowing which edge goes to the drum first and which side of the paper faces it, I drawn a 'placeholder' on my document:Ī placeholder's only purpose is to make orienting post-it easy. First I made a document of the size of my paper sheet. In fact I did a little test today using my “laser” ). Given the quantities you're talking about, I'd made a good use of my desktop printer.

Print onto post it notes