Flowers Stickers, Realistic Flowers
A printable sheet of flower stickers painted in a realistic style: garden roses, blue pansies, yellow primroses, a pink dahlia, white blossom, a purple iris and a row of pink tulips, each with a white border around it.
- In the set
- 1 printable sticker sheet
- Sheet size
- Letter, 8.5 × 11 in
- Resolution
- 300 PPI
- Files
- PNG with a transparent background, JPG, PDF
- License
- Commercial license included
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Design by Iris Art Studios.
What is on the sticker sheet
The flowers are painted to look real rather than cartoon-like, with leaves and stems, so they sit well next to photos and vintage papers. The top of the sheet is small bouquets and single blooms; the bottom is long-stemmed flowers: a rose, an iris and six tulips that work as borders along the edge of a page.
Every sticker has a white outline, which makes cutting by hand forgiving: you follow the outline and do not have to cut into the petals. The set comes as a transparent PNG, a JPG and a PDF of the same sheet.
The sticker sheet
A closer look at the stickers
Ideas for using the stickers
- Junk journal pages. A bouquet in the corner of a page, tulips along the edge of a pocket or a tag.
- Scrapbook layouts. Flowers around a photo from a garden, a wedding or a spring walk.
- Cards and gift tags. One rose on a plain kraft tag is enough for a birthday or Mother’s Day.
- Planners and bullet journals. Mark birthdays, garden days and the first day of spring.
- Envelopes and letters. Seal a flap with a flower instead of plain tape.
Colour palette of the stickers
- Coral
#C08477 - Pink
#DE82AB - Grey
#8B8A7C - Pink 2
#D65998 - Olive
#85A341 - Orange
#CE8232 - Olive 2
#5E6C40 - Green
#AFC656
The colours are sampled from the preview images of the designer. Screens and printers show them a little differently, so treat the codes as a starting point for matching cardstock, ink or digital elements.
How the sticker sheet prints at home
The sheet is Letter size, 8 1/2 × 11 in (21.6 × 27.9 cm), so it fills one sheet of sticker paper.
| Paper | Setting | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Letter | 100% (“Actual size”) | Every sticker at the size the designer drew it |
| A4 | “Fit to page” | The whole sheet at about 97%: A4 is a little narrower than Letter, so at 100% the stickers at the side edges would be cut off |
For smaller stickers, print the sheet at 50–70%: the file is 300 PPI, so the stickers stay sharp when they are scaled down.
Printing tips
- Load matte or glossy sticker paper (self-adhesive, Letter or A4) and select the matching paper type in the printer settings.
- Open the JPG or PDF and choose Print, with print quality set to “Best” or “High”. Print one sheet on plain paper first to check the size.
- Cut the stickers out with small scissors, leaving a narrow white border around each one.
- With a cutting machine, upload the transparent PNG and use its print-then-cut mode: the machine cuts around each sticker for you.
- No sticker paper at home? Print on ordinary paper and fix the pieces with a glue stick: in a junk journal that works just as well.
Colours may look a little different on paper than on screen: that depends on the printer and the paper.
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