Step 1: The first step is to measure your cube.  Note down the overall size, the dimensions of the square stickers and width of the gaps between them.

Step 2:  The second stage is to create your faces.  Really all the images have to be is square, other than that it’s up to you.  If you take the path of using a Cubeecraft pattern you still may need to do some stretching as they are not all completely square.  Next use the dimensions you took down and some more computer wizardry to create a black ‘net’ which corresponds to the gaps on the cube.  This ‘net’ can then be copied and pasted on top of the square face images to give you the correct outlines to cut around.  After you have all six faces set up I suggest doing a test print first to check your squares against the existing ones on the cube.  If everything checks out go ahead to your final print using some good paper if you have it.

Step 4: All that remains now is to cut, peel and stick the individual squares.  Keep in mind the more care you take the better the final result will look.  I highly recommend cutting a tiny triangle off each of the square’s points to simulate the rounded corners that the stickers usually have.  It takes a bit of extra effort but it really adds to the end result.  With your new stickers meticulously affixed take a moment to behold what you have created, an intriguing shelf object and/or torture device.