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This set of coquette stickers printable sheets gathers every soft, girly motif you need for a pretty journal spread: satin bows, pearls, ballet slippers, lace, cherries and pink flowers, spread across 21 themed sheets. Each page stays full of single objects you can cut apart, from vanity table trinkets to swans and doves to tea party china, so you can mix and match without ever repeating a piece.
Print on printable sticker paper for a true peel-and-stick sticker, or on plain paper and attach pieces with a glue stick or double-sided tape. Print each sheet at actual size, and when you cut, leave a thin white edge around every piece so the fine ink lines stay crisp.
Using these images: free for personal projects such as printing, coloring, cards, journals and gifts. Handmade items that include them may be sold up to 30 pieces per design. More than that is commercial use and is not permitted, and neither is selling or sharing the images themselves or passing them off as your own. Please ask before any other use.
Bows
Bows sit at the heart of the coquette look, and this sheet keeps six of them together: a pink satin bow, a white bow, a lace bow, a bow with pearls, a double bow and a gingham bow.
Tuck one at the top corner of a planner week or along the edge of an envelope for an instant girly touch. Pair this sheet with the pearls sheet below for pieces that look made for each other.
From a pearl necklace and a single pearl earring to a pearl hair clip, a pearl bracelet, a pearl brooch and a string of loose pearls, this sheet covers every small pearl piece a coquette journal page could want.
Ballet Things
A pair of ballet slippers, a tutu, a ballerina music box, a hair bun with a bow, a leotard and a stage rose make up this sheet, built for anyone who loves the quiet romance of a dance studio.
If you want a soft background first, try the step by step lessons in 28 Ballet Watercolor Ideas for Ballerinas, Pointe Shoes and Backstage Moments and add these stickers once the paint dries.
Leave the thin white border around each piece when you cut this sheet, since the perfume bottle, powder puff, hand mirror, lipstick, hair brush and jewelry dish all have slim curved handles that need that extra edge to stay neat.
Cherries and Sweets
Cherries and sweets fill this sheet: a pair of cherries with a bow, a strawberry cake, a cherry tart, a pink macaron, a cupcake with pearls and a heart cookie.
Print it on plain paper if you want to glue these onto a recipe card or a handmade card border, since the finer frosting details show up cleanly even without sticker paper. A small scrap of this sheet also works nicely tucked inside a gift bag.
A lace collar, a ruffled sock, a lace glove, a ruffled pillow, a lace parasol and a frilly apron bring texture to this sheet, perfect for framing a diary entry about a cosy afternoon.
Pink Flowers
This sheet holds six pink blooms: a peony, a garden rose, a sweet pea, a cherry blossom, a ranunculus and a carnation, each one its own sticker rather than a bouquet.
Scatter single blossoms along a journal margin or save a few for the corners of a handmade card. They pair well with the bows sheet if you want a flower sitting right beside a ribbon.
A pink envelope, a wax seal with a bow, a ribbon bookmark, a feather pen, a pink notebook and a heart clip round out this writing-desk themed sheet.
Girly Tea Party
A floral teacup, a teapot with a bow, a cake stand, a pair of sugar tongs, a petit four and a tea strainer make this sheet a natural fit for anyone building a tea party page or invitation.
Use a craft knife for the thin tong handles and the teapot spout, since narrow scissors can catch on those curves. Save a cup and a petit four for a card border and keep the rest for a full spread.
A velvet headband, a claw clip, a scrunchie, a hair ribbon, a pearl barrette and a flower hair pin give this sheet a getting-ready feel, great beside a daily planner page.
Heart Shapes
Hearts carry the coquette mood on their own, and this sheet keeps six styles apart: a puffy heart, a heart locket, a heart with a bow, a glass heart, a heart mirror and a heart cushion.
A white swan, a swan with a bow, a dove with a ribbon, a pair of swans, a swan planter and a dove with a flower give this sheet a storybook calm that suits a quiet corner of a journal.
If swans and gentle birds already catch your eye, the fairytale creatures in 28 Fairytale Illustration Ideas of Glass Slippers, Gingerbread Cottages and Enchanted Towers make a pretty companion theme for the facing page.
Pink Shoes and Bags
A mary jane shoe, a kitten heel, a ballet flat with a bow, a pink handbag, a quilted purse and a coin purse make this sheet ideal for fashion-themed planner pages or gift tags tucked into a shoe box.
A rouge compact, a lipstick tube, a cold cream jar, an eyelash curler, a nail polish bottle and a powder box fill this sheet, each drawn as its own clean little object with no crowding.
For more small jewelry and compact style pieces to mix in, browse 28 Jewelry Watercolor Ideas for Brooches, Pearls and Heirloom Treasures alongside this sheet.
Candles and Decor
A pink candle, a rose candle, a candle in a teacup, a candle with a bow, a candlestick and a tea light bring a soft glow to this sheet, nice for winter evening journal spreads.
A canopy bed, a bedside lamp with fringe, a pair of slippers with bows, a satin sleep mask, a pink robe and a teddy bear turn this sheet into a whole cosy bedroom scene made of single objects.
These pieces work well on sticker paper for a bullet journal weekly spread, since the small details like the lamp fringe and the sleep mask trim hold up cleanly when peeled off and repositioned.
Pastel Cakes
A heart cake, a layer cake with bows, a cake slice, a vintage piped cake, a mini cake and a cake with cherries give this sheet six different desserts, none repeating a shape from the cherries and sweets sheet.
A pink kettle, a polka dot mug, a heart whisk, a pink mixer, a cake tin and a pink spoon fill out a baking-themed sheet that pairs naturally with the pastel cake stickers above it.
Give the whisk wires and the mixer beaters a careful trim with small scissors, and set this sheet beside a handwritten recipe card for a quick gift idea.
Flowers and Bows
A bouquet tied with a bow, a single rose with a bow, a posy in paper, a basket of flowers, a flower crown and a corsage make up this sheet, built around flowers paired specifically with ribbon and bow details.
A white kitten with a bow, a poodle with a bow, a kitten with pearls, a puppy in a tutu, a cat in a teacup and a bichon with a ribbon bring a playful set of pets to the collection, each dressed in a small coquette detail rather than drawn plain.
These small animal pieces fit nicely on a card border or inside a birthday envelope. If you want more animal sketch practice beyond this sheet, try 25 Cute Animal Drawing Ideas to Spark Your Sketchbook.
The last sheet closes the set with a music box, a trinket box, a heart key, a snow globe with a ballerina, a charm bracelet and a cameo, small keepsake objects that suit the final page of a journal or the inside cover of a handmade card.
What to Do Next
Scroll back through the 21 sheets, pick the ones that match your next spread, and print only those pages to start cutting right away.
Frequently Asked Questions
What paper works best for these coquette stickers?
Printable sticker paper gives you a true peel-and-stick finish, matte works best so the fine ink lines stay crisp. Plain paper with a glue stick is a fine substitute if you do not have sticker paper on hand.
What printer settings should I use?
Print at actual size or 100 percent scale, never fit to page, so every sticker matches the sizes shown on the sheet. Choose the best or highest quality print setting to keep the thin grey outlines sharp.
How do I cut out small or curved pieces neatly?
Leave a thin white border around each sticker rather than cutting right along the ink line, it protects the edge from fraying. A craft knife helps with inner curves like handles, loops and tiny gaps that scissors cannot reach.
Can I use these stickers on gifts as well as journals?
Yes, these stickers work well on gift bags, wrapped boxes and envelope seals as well as journal pages. A single bow or heart sticker on a gift tag or ribbon adds a finished coquette touch in seconds.
Which sheets pair well together for one journal spread?
Pick one sheet from a related theme, such as the bow and pearl sheets together, or the tea party and pastel cake sheets together. Mixing one busy sheet with one quieter sheet, like hearts or little treasures, keeps a spread balanced.
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