Sticker books, washi stickers and the small sheets that fill a journal, a planner or an envelope. Most of the range is under ten dollars, with the large deluxe books at the top.
The deluxe sticker books, which pair with the notepads, are the core of it, and they are substantial things rather than a sheet of cartoons. Loads of Ephemera holds fifty pages and more than five hundred stickers, drawn from vintage illustration and printed with a proper finish rather than the flat shine of a cheap sheet. Museum Treasures, Bunches of Botanicals and The Sticker Book of Curiosities sit in the same format at roughly seven hundred and fifty stickers each. The Celestial Wonders book runs to nine hundred stickers at six and a half inches square, with designs running from astronomical plates to contemporary illustration, in a range of sizes from small accents up to full-page borders.
The Zoological Ephemera book is the one for anyone who keeps a nature journal: fifty pages and more than six hundred and eighty stickers of animals and birds, all with an antique finish.
For everyday use the Pipsticks and Girl of All Work ranges are the cheap and cheerful end, and they work alongside the art paper. The washi sticker sets come in themes from woodland animals to cats, dogs and Halloween, and they peel and reposition without tearing paper. The die-cut sticky notes in animal shapes do the same job as a bookmark and a note at once.
These work because a sticker is the fastest way to make a page look finished. A plain envelope, a jar label or a page of a journal gains something from one, and a book of five hundred means it is never the last one you have.
They are also easy to post and easy to give alongside something larger.
We keep the range in stock, and new books arrive through the year. If there is a particular theme or artist you are looking for that you are not able to find on the website, reach out to us and we will be glad to help.
