- Blue and White China
- Snowflakes and Ice
- Winter Night Sky
- Blue Winter Wardrobe
- Blue Flowers and Berries
- Blue Glass and Gems
- Cozy Blue Kitchen
- Cozy Blue Home
- Winter Outdoors
- Blue on the Move
- Frequently Asked Questions
This blue stickers aesthetic printable set gathers 23 sheets built around one cool, calm palette for the quiet weeks after the holidays. You get blue and white china, snowflakes and ice, bluebirds, cobalt glass, winter night skies, denim, icy sweets, skating gear, cozy blue rooms, blue berries, toile china, winter animals, blue trees, stationery, vintage cars, stars and moons, ribbons, gems and snowy cottages, each sheet its own small theme with nothing repeated across the set.
Print on printable sticker paper for a peel and stick finish, or on plain paper and attach pieces with a glue stick instead. Either way, print at actual size rather than letting the printer scale to fit, and leave a thin white edge around each shape when you cut so the ink line stays protected.
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.
Blue and White China
A willow pattern plate, a blue teapot, a delft jug, a blue and white bowl, a ginger jar and a blue teacup sit together on this sheet for anyone who loves classic porcelain shapes.
These read beautifully on a kitchen page or a recipe card, and they pair naturally with the toile china sheet further down if you want a whole spread built around blue tableware.
A toile teapot, a toile pillow, a toile hatbox, a toile jug, a toile plate and a toile lampshade bring the classic pastoral pattern into sticker form, giving you softer textile shapes to mix with the hard china pieces on the first sheet.
Group a few of these in a journal corner to suggest a cozy sitting room, or scatter them loose across a planner week for a quiet repeating pattern.
Snowflakes and Ice
Six cold-weather shapes fill this sheet: a lace snowflake, a star snowflake, an icicle, an ice crystal, a frozen leaf and a frosty pinecone, all ready for a January spread.
Print this sheet on sticker paper for a peel and stick finish on gift tags and card fronts, or print it on plain paper and attach each piece with a glue stick if you prefer more control over placement.
A blue bauble, a silver bell, a blue glass icicle, a blue star, a blue snowflake ornament and a blue bead garland round out the hanging decorations, carrying the icy theme into a more festive register.
A bluebird on a branch, a blue jay, a kingfisher, an indigo bunting, a blue tit and a small nest holding blue eggs give you a full set of garden and woodland birds in one cool palette, perfect for anyone who already loves watercolor birds on their pages.
Winter Night Sky
Leave the thin white border around the crescent moon and the candle lantern when you cut, since their curved edges hold up better with a little paper left around the ink line.
A crescent moon, a star, a snowy owl, a candle lantern, a nightcap and a sleeping cat finish out the set, giving a sleepy, quiet feel that suits a bedtime page or a quiet winter evening spread.
A moon with a face, a shooting star, a star cluster, a half moon, a planet and a comet bring a dreamier, more whimsical note to the night sky theme, nice for anyone who enjoys a bit of winter doodle whimsy on their pages.
Blue Winter Wardrobe
A blue knit hat, a blue scarf, a pair of blue mittens, a blue coat, a pair of blue ski boots and a blue sweater fill this sheet with cozy outerwear shapes for any cold-weather page.
A denim jacket, a denim pocket, a pair of jeans, a denim bag, a patchwork patch and a button round out the wardrobe theme with a softer, everyday blue instead of the icy tones elsewhere in the set.
Use a craft knife for the small curved pocket and patch shapes, since scissors can struggle with their tight inner corners.
Blue Flowers and Berries
A hydrangea, a cornflower, a forget-me-not, a delphinium, a blue iris and a grape hyacinth bring six different blue blooms together, a gentle match for anyone who already works through the ideas in blue and white painting.
Pair this sheet with the icy sweets page further down if you want a full kitchen-and-garden corner on one spread, since the two share a cool blue-purple family of colours.
A blueberry sprig, a plum, a juniper berry sprig, a sloe branch, a bunch of blue grapes and a damson give a quieter, more botanical note to the set, good for recipe cards and nature journal pages alike.
Blue Glass and Gems
A cobalt bottle, a blue mason jar, a blue glass bauble, a blue vase, a blue perfume bottle and a blue glass bead give six glass shapes in varying tones of blue for a shelf-of-collectibles feel.
A sapphire ring, a blue brooch, a blue drop earring, a blue bead necklace, a blue locket and a blue crown turn the glass theme into something closer to treasure, lovely for a card made for someone special.
Cozy Blue Kitchen
A blueberry muffin, a blue macaron, a frosted cookie, a blue candy, a blueberry pie and a cup of blue tea cover the sweeter corner of the set, good for January recipe pages and bakery-style journal spreads.
A speckled blue mug, an enamel cup, a blue thermos, a blue espresso cup, a blue soup mug and a blue latte bowl fill out the kitchen theme, and the sheet works well tucked into a cookbook junk journal page.
Cozy Blue Home
A blue armchair, a blue lamp, a blue blanket, a blue rug, a blue clock and a blue door bring the set indoors with six furnishing shapes for a slow, comfortable winter page.
Keep the five-minute version simple: cut out just the fountain pen and the wax seal from this sheet and tuck them straight onto the edge of a letter or journal entry without touching the rest.
A blue envelope, a fountain pen, a blue ink bottle, a blue notebook, a blue pencil and a blue wax seal make a neat set for anyone who writes letters or keeps a daily planner going through winter.
Winter Outdoors
A pair of blue skates, a blue skating dress, a pair of earmuffs, a frozen pond shape, a hot cocoa cup and a skate lace bow capture an afternoon on the ice, nice beside the winter animals sheet for an outdoor spread.
A blue whale, a harbor seal, a husky, a reindeer, a snow leopard and a wolf give the set six larger creatures in cool blue tones, a steadier companion to the smaller bird sheets earlier on.
A blue spruce, a silver tree, a white tree with blue balls, a tree in a blue pot, a blue bottle brush tree and a flocked tree give six different takes on the same shape, useful if you are finishing a blue Christmas junk journal page before winter ends.
Blue on the Move
A blue truck, a blue convertible, a blue camper, a blue scooter, a blue bike and a blue sled give a playful, slightly nostalgic set of six vehicles, all rendered small enough to work as corner stickers on a travel page.
A blue satin bow, a blue gingham bow, a blue velvet ribbon, a blue rosette, a blue hair bow and a blue lace trim finish the set with soft decorative shapes good for topping off a wrapped gift or a card envelope.
A blue cottage, a snowy chalet, a blue church, a lighthouse in snow, a blue barn and a winter cabin close out the set with six small buildings, a calm note to end a winter spread or a handmade card border on.
What to Do Next
Pick one or two sheets to start with, print them at actual size, and keep the rest ready for the next cold January page, card or gift tag that needs a calm touch of blue.
Frequently Asked Questions
What paper works best for these blue stickers?
Printable sticker paper gives the easiest peel and stick result for junk journals and cards. Plain paper works too if you cut the pieces out and attach them with a glue stick instead of relying on adhesive backing.
What printer settings should I use?
Print at actual size rather than letting the printer fit to page, and choose the best or highest quality photo setting available. This keeps the fine grey outlines crisp and stops the watercolor fills from looking washed out.
How do I cut out the small or curved pieces?
Use small detail scissors for the simple outer shapes and a craft knife for tight inner curves like the icicle gaps or the patchwork patch. Leave a thin white border around each piece to protect the ink line while cutting.
Can I use these stickers on gifts as well as journals?
Yes, they work well on gift wrap, gift bags and the corners of greeting cards, not only inside journals and planners. Choose a sheet whose sub-theme matches the occasion, like blue glass for a housewarming gift.
How do I store leftover stickers I am not using yet?
Keep uncut sheets flat in a folder and store cut pieces in a small envelope or tin sorted by theme. This keeps the fine details from creasing and makes it quick to find the right sticker later.