Translucent planner stickers shaped to slot right into the lines of your weekly grid. The shapes are small strips, blocks, scallops, and triangles, all sized to fit the corners and edges of grid layouts. Soft orange pairs with peach and sage green for a calm, layered look that doesn't shout for attention. Two sheets give you plenty to work with across multiple months.

Notes from The Fox

I love how restrained these feel. Most planner stickers go big and busy, but these go quiet. The see-through finish lets you stack color over color, or place a sticker right on top of a written entry without losing the writing. It's a calmer way to decorate a planner, especially if you already write a lot.

Product Details and Specs

• Paper, semi-transparent tracing material
• 110mm by 80mm sheets (about 4.3 by 3.1 inches)
• 2 sheets per pack (the second sheet is tucked between the mount sheets)
• Geometric strips, blocks, scallops, and triangles for aligning with planner lines
• Made in Japan

How to Use

Peel and place along the edges of monthly grids, weekly columns, or anywhere you want a soft band of color. The see-through quality means you can layer them right over written entries without losing legibility. Use an oil-based or permanent ink pen if you want to write directly on top, since water-based and gel inks may not adhere well to the tracing paper surface. Pair with the Comfy Sukima series for filling smaller gaps and corners.

FAQ

Can I write on top of the stickers?
Yes, with an oil-based or permanent ink pen. Water-based and gel inks may bead up on the tracing paper surface.

How transparent are these?
Semi-transparent. The colors come through clearly, but underlying text and grid lines stay readable.

Will they layer with the Sukima series?
Yes. The Line and Sukima series share a design language and pair well in the same spread.

Mix and match with Suatelier, Cutie Squad, MT, Deco Rush, and Iroha Comfy stickers to unlock our Buy 5 Get 1 Free deal at checkout, or Buy 10 Get 3 Free for larger hauls.

Imported from Japan | Studio: Iroha Publishing