Sticker collection book

Stickers in my sticker album.

A reusable sticker book measuring 6” x 8.5”. Use this spiral sticker book to store and collect stickers. This sticker collection book has 50 pages of A5 (5.8” x 8.3”) sticker paper, so you can stick, peel off and restick your stickers & washi tape to both sides of the pages as many times as you’d like until you’re ready to stick them permanently. Add on an optional pocket (measuring 3" deep x 4.5" long) to hold your stickers before putting them on a page. Check out my shop for stickers to…

【Large Volume】 This sticker book, which contains 100 pages of collecting paper, can be applied to both sides of each page, namely 200 sides, and provides enough space for your sticker collecting needs.This is also a really nice item for people who have sticker anxiety. 【Exquisite Design】This sticker book collecting album has a transparent design with a novel and charming appearance, which can easily bring you a good mood; you will appreciate this useful album when you see that your precious…

2000+ FUN SQUISHMALLOWS STICKERS - This Squishmallows Sticker book includes 2000+ quality stickers - decorate, design and accessorize with the Squishmallows squad! Use the collector sheets in the back to mix and match and collect your favorites ACCESSORIZE EVERYTHING - Grab this cute sticker book and squad up! Sticker bomb everything you own; tech, phones, school supplies, journals, water bottles, scrapbooks, greeting cards, whatever! PERFECT FOR ON THE GO - Everything is contained within…

The size of the reusable sticker book is (A5-9" x 7" or 24 x 17 cm), (A6-7.5X5 or 19CM X 13CM) PVC plastic transparent shell with plastic spatula, used to help level or uncover Stickers These sticker collecting albums are special because stickers can be peeled and stored in them, and later taken back out and will still be sticky! Flexible vinyl laminated washable covers lay flat when open Each album has 40 pages, each usable on both sides (80 sides). A small yellow shovel will be given to…

You don't come by reusable stick and peel sticker books anymore for some reason. If you are interested in making your own for your child to start their own sticker collection follow this easy tutorial! It will take you 20 minutes tops!

The cutest collage of characters to protect your beautiful sticker collection. Are you an avid sticker collector with drawers and boxes full of stickers? Do you have sticker commitment issues? Are you looking for a way to beautifully display your sticker collection? Well do I have a solution for you! Keep all your favourite stickers in these Sticker Collecting Books until you're ready to put them on their forever home! Due to the nature of the release paper in these books, your stickers will…

About this item A5 Paper Size: the shell of the sticker collecting album is about 9 x 7 inches/ 24 x 17 cm, and the paper size is approx. 8.3 x 5.7 inches/ 21 x 14.5 cm; The compact and portable size make it easy for you to carry, like taking to school or travel; There are also enough blank areas for your writing or pasting needs Quality and Reusable: the sticker collection book is made of quality paper with thick and smooth surface, which enables you to paste and peel the stickers easily…

♡ This sticker book is perfect for storing your sticker collection! ♡ Size: 5"x7" ♡ Contains 50 pages (100 front and back) ♡ Page Material: Release paper ♡ Rigid plastic cover on the front and back that makes it extra durable ♡ Each sticker book comes with a small surprise gift! 𝗗𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗹𝘀: Reusable Sticker Books are spiral-bound books filled with special release paper that allows you to stick, remove, restick, and organize all of your different kinds of stickers and washi tape. These…

Some of you have been asking me to show how I keep my sticker collection. So here it is! I have been collecting stickers for as long as I can remember but only started organizing them properly when I was 8 years old. My mum's a music teacher and she had plenty of left over sticker rewards to share with me. I attended music classes and build a rather sizable collection of my own as well. As for my dad, he entered the labelling line when I was about 3 years old and thus my kindergarten years…