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This set of cool stickers printable sheets pulls together retro skate parks, arcade cabinets, space rockets, rock bands and desert roads into one big sticker stash. Each of the 22 sheets covers a different theme in bold shapes and punchy colors, so you can mix and match across a laptop lid, a phone case, a water bottle or the inside of a notebook. Skate, surf, Y2K gadgets, aliens and more all get their own sheet, with five or six objects per page ready to cut apart.
Print on printable sticker paper for a true peel-and-stick finish, or use plain paper and a glue stick if that is what you have on hand. Print each sheet at its actual size (turn off any “fit to page” setting), then cut around each object leaving a thin white border so the sticker reads cleanly against any surface.
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.
Skate And Wheels
This sheet gathers a skateboard with flame graphics, a pair of high-top sneakers, a helmet, a knee pad, a ramp and a cap, all drawn in the kind of bold shapes that read well from across a room.
Stick the flaming skateboard on a laptop lid where it gets noticed, and save the smaller cap and knee pad for a phone case or the corner of a notebook cover. If you like the skate energy here, the cool sketchbook ideas page has more loud, graphic subjects worth trying on paper too.
A BMX bike, a bike chain, a water bottle, a pair of gloves, a trophy and a dirt ramp fill this sheet with the kind of gear a rider keeps strapped to their bag.
Print this one on sticker paper if you want the trophy and water bottle to survive being peeled and repositioned a few times on a planner cover. Plain paper and a glue stick work fine too, just know the stickers become permanent the moment they land.
Sound And Stage
A boombox, a cassette tape, a vinyl record, a pair of headphones, a microphone and a portable tape player bring old-school music gear to this sheet, built for anyone who loves the look of tapes and turntables more than the actual hardware.
Leave a thin white border around the headphones and the cassette tape when you cut them out: both have narrow curved parts where a tight cut line tends to fray the paper. A craft knife handles the tape player’s small buttons more cleanly than scissors.
An electric guitar, a drum kit, an amplifier, a guitar pick, a lightning bolt and a pair of drumsticks give this sheet real concert energy, perfect for a water bottle or the back of a laptop.
A turntable, a mixing desk, a disco ball, a speaker, a glow stick and a pair of sunglasses turn this sheet into a tiny dance floor, good for anyone building a music-themed page or case.
Pair this sheet with the retro music stickers for a full sound set across a planner spread, tape deck on one page and disco ball on the next. The glow stick and sunglasses work well as small accent stickers tucked into the corners of a phone case.
Space And Sky
A rocket, an astronaut, a ringed planet, a flying saucer, a satellite and a comet take this sheet straight off the ground and into orbit, in the same bold flat color style as the rest of the set.
Print it on sticker paper for a laptop lid covered in planets, or go with plain paper if you are decorating the inside of a notebook where peel-off is not needed. The astronaut and rocket read best at a larger size, so size those two up slightly before printing if your software allows it.
A black hole, a nebula swirl, a shooting star, a moon with craters, a space station and a constellation fill this sheet with deep-space shapes that pair naturally with the outer space sheet for a full cosmic case or cover.
A green alien, a flying saucer beam, a crop circle, a ray gun, an alien in a jar and a tiny moon make this sheet the playful cousin of the two space sheets above it.
Cut around the flying saucer beam carefully since its triangular shape narrows to a point. A craft knife gives a cleaner tip than scissors, and a thin white border keeps the point from tearing once it is peeled and stuck down.
Game Room
An arcade cabinet, a joystick, a pixel heart, a game controller, a token coin and a claw machine bring the arcade straight to a notebook cover or the back of a phone case.
Give the five-minute version a go: print just this one sheet, cut out the pixel heart and token coin only, and stick those two on a planner week where you want a quick pop of color without committing a whole sheet of stickers.
A boxy robot, a robot dog, a robot arm, a little drone, a battery and a gear round out this sheet with mechanical shapes that sit nicely next to the arcade sheet on a desk or case.
A flip phone, a digital pet, a pair of tinted sunglasses, a butterfly clip, a CD and a gel pen bring back the gadget drawer in full color on one sheet.
These small shapes suit a phone case better than a laptop lid, since the flip phone and digital pet are easy to lose at a bigger size. If this throwback gear appeals to you, the coquette stickers set leans into a similarly nostalgic, girly mood with bows and pearls instead of gadgets.
A tube TV, a video tape, a rotary phone, a radio, a pager and a floppy disk give this sheet an old electronics shelf feel, a good match for anyone pairing it with the Y2K gadgets sheet.
Road Trip
A convertible, a camper van, a muscle car, a scooter, a racing helmet and a checkered flag turn this sheet into a tiny highway of road culture icons.
Stick the checkered flag and racing helmet on a water bottle for a quick finishing touch, then save the camper van and convertible for a bigger surface like a laptop lid where their shapes have room to breathe.
A vintage motorcycle, a leather jacket, an open face helmet, a pair of goggles, a spark plug and a wrench fill this sheet with garage-ready shapes that sit well next to the retro cars sheet.
A cactus, a cowboy boot, a setting sun, a mountain range, a tumbleweed and a rattlesnake carry the road trip theme into desert territory on this sheet.
Print on sticker paper for the strongest hold on a water bottle that travels with you, since this set gets handled more than most. The mountain range and setting sun work well as a background pair stuck side by side on a planner cover.
Beach And Camp
A surfboard, a curling wave, a palm tree, a pair of flip-flops, a pair of sunglasses and a van with a board on top bring beach energy to this sheet, suited to a water bottle or the cover of a summer notebook.
A tent, a camp mug, a campfire, a hatchet, a lantern and a pair of hiking boots give this sheet an outdoorsy feel that pairs naturally with the surf sheet for anyone building a travel-themed spread.
Cut the campfire and lantern out as one pair if you want a two-sticker set for a journal page about an evening outdoors. The thin flame shapes on the campfire do better with a craft knife than with scissors.
Retro Mood
A smiley face, a peace sign, a spotted mushroom, a yin yang, a lava lamp and a flower power daisy carry a laid-back retro mood across this sheet, good for filling gaps on a planner page.
A swallow, an anchor, a dagger with a rose, a panther head, a heart with wings and a snake take their style straight from classic tattoo flash sheets, bold outlines and all.
These six hold detail well even at a small size, which makes them a solid choice for a phone case where space is tight. Pair this sheet with the groovy shapes stickers for a retro mix that covers both soft and edgy moods on the same notebook.
A spray can, a paint drip heart, a crown, a lightning bolt, a starburst and a sneaker bring graffiti-style shapes to this sheet, a natural match for the tattoo flash sheet on a laptop lid.
Food And Fun
A milkshake, a jukebox, a cheeseburger, a soda bottle, a neon cup and a roller skate round off the set with a diner counter’s worth of shapes.
Stick the milkshake and cheeseburger on a lunch box or water bottle for an easy daily use, and save the jukebox and roller skate for a bigger surface like a laptop. If food-themed pages are your thing, the watercolor ice cream page and the aesthetic stickers for journal set both lean into a similar treat-filled mood.
A basketball, a hoop, a baseball cap, a soccer ball, a tennis racket and a sneaker close out the set with everyday sports gear, a practical sheet for decorating a gym bag or sports water bottle.
What to Do Next
Pick two or three sheets that match the mood you are going for, print them at actual size, and start cutting: the rest of the set is there whenever you want to build out a laptop, case or journal further.
Frequently Asked Questions
What paper works best for these cool stickers printable sheets?
Printable sticker paper gives the truest peel-and-stick result, with a backing sheet you simply cut around and lift off. Matte printer paper with a glue stick works as a budget option, though the finish will not peel or reposition.
What printer settings should I use?
Print at actual size with scaling turned off, since a “fit to page” setting shrinks the sheet and throws off the clean cut lines. Choose the best or photo quality setting if your printer offers one, for crisper edges on small objects.
How do I cut out the smaller or curved stickers cleanly?
Leave a thin white border around each object rather than cutting exactly on the line, which protects tight curves and points from tearing. A craft knife handles narrow inner curves, like the flying saucer beam or campfire flames, better than scissors.
Can I put these stickers on a water bottle or phone case?
Yes, sticker paper sticks well to both as long as the surface is clean and dry before you apply it. Avoid curved seams or edges where a sticker is likely to catch and peel up over time.
How do I use these stickers in a planner or journal?
Cut out a few objects per theme and scatter them across a week or a page corner rather than using a whole sheet at once. Mixing objects from two different sheets, like skate park and retro diner, keeps a spread from looking too matched.
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