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This yellow stickers aesthetic printable set gathers every sunny motif you could want in one cheerful color family, from butter and lemon to mustard and gold. Across the 18 sheets you get lemons, sunflowers, a whole kitchen of yellow china, rubber ducks, bees and honey, yellow birds, yellow fruit, sunshine, vintage gadgets, stationery, sweets, home decor, breakfast, gems, rides and pond friends, each sheet its own little sub-theme.
Print on printable sticker paper for a real peel-and-stick finish, or on plain paper and go in with a glue stick instead. Either way, print at actual size with scaling turned off, and leave a thin white edge around each piece when you cut so the shapes 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.
Lemons
A whole lemon, a juicy lemon slice, a leafy lemon branch, a lemon squeezer, a jug of lemonade and a lemon tart fill this first sheet with every stage of lemon life, from branch to dessert plate.
Give this sheet of sunflowers a planner week where every page needs a little joy, or tuck one into the margin of a garden journal.
A single sunflower, one in a vase, a sunflower bud, a seed head, a full bunch and a small potted sunflower cover every stage from bud to bouquet, so you can pick whichever fits the space you have.
Yellow Kitchen And Rubber Ducks
Print this sheet on sticker paper for a quick peel-and-stick finish on a recipe card, or run it on plain paper and glue the pieces down with a bit more control over placement.
A yellow enamel kettle, a mixing bowl, a butter dish, an egg cup, a teapot and a colander turn any kitchen notebook or recipe page into something warmer.
A classic rubber duck, a duck in sunglasses, a duck wearing a crown, a tiny duckling toy, a duck in a bubble bath and a pirate rubber duck bring playful contrast to the kitchenware sheet beside it, and the two pair nicely on a bath-time or kids’ keepsake page.
Yellow Flowers And Bees
Leave a thin white border around the daffodil and tulip shapes when you cut, since their long curved petals are easy to clip by accident if you trim too close to the ink line.
Pair this sheet with the flower stickers for a garden spread that covers both blooms and the bees that visit them.
A honeybee, a honeycomb, a honey jar, a honey dipper, a skep beehive and a bee resting on a flower give you everything you need for a cottage garden page or a honey-themed gift tag.
Yellow Clothes And Birds
A yellow raincoat, a beret, a pair of sneakers, a handbag, a scarf and a gingham dress make a fun little closet page in a planner, each piece small enough to tuck beside a weekly outfit note or packing list.
This sheet of birds suits the five-minute version of a journal spread: pick two or three, stick them along the top margin, and the page already feels finished.
A canary, a goldfinch, a yellow warbler, a baby chick, a yellow parakeet and a weaver bird nest give a nice spread of real species rather than one repeated shape.
Yellow Fruit And Sunshine
A banana, a pineapple, a mango, a quince, a starfruit and a yellow pear fill out the fruit bowl this set has been missing, good for a kitchen journal or a summer fruit-picking memory page.
Cut the long-rayed sun with a craft knife rather than scissors, since the narrow points between rays are far easier to free with a blade than to snip without tearing.
A smiling sun, a sun with long rays, a sunbeam, sunglasses, a sun hat and a little sun lamp round out a set of sheets built entirely around the idea of good weather.
Yellow Vintage And Stationery
A yellow rotary phone, a vintage radio, a camera, a lunchbox, a typewriter and a scooter suit a retro-themed junk journal spread, especially one built around old photographs or travel mementos; see the vintage aesthetic journal stickers for more pieces in that mood.
A yellow pencil, a sticky note pad, a highlighter, a folder, a paper clip and an eraser make the most practical sheet in the set, perfect for decorating a planner’s supply list or a back-to-school page.
Yellow Sweets And Home
A lemon drop candy, a banana split, a custard tart, a yellow macaron, a pineapple ice lolly and a lemon cake make a cheerful treat sheet for a recipe box, a cafe-themed card, or the edge of a dessert menu you are copying into a notebook.
A yellow armchair, a vase, a cushion, a lamp, a rug and a clock turn this sheet into a tiny cosy room, good for decorating the cover of a home journal or a moving-day card.
Breakfast, Gems And Rides
Stick these along the top of a Sunday planner page or around a recipe you are saving, since a boiled egg in a cup, a pat of butter, a glass of orange juice, a banana, a pancake stack and a yellow mug cover a whole breakfast tray between them.
A citrine ring, an amber pendant, a gold locket, a topaz brooch, a gold bangle and a yellow sapphire earring bring a little sparkle into the set, nice for a jewellery box label or a birthday card for a November birthstone.
A school bus, a bicycle, a taxi, a hot air balloon, a kayak and a tram give you six different ways to say “road trip” or “going somewhere,” handy for a travel journal or a kid’s adventure page.
Pair this closing sheet with the sunflower stickers for a page that moves from garden to pond, since a yellow tang fish, a seahorse, a frog, a duckling, a butterfly and a starfish round out the set with a last splash of water-loving yellow creatures, good for summer scrapbook pages or a child’s nature journal.
What to Do Next
Print the sheets you like best, start with one small spread, and let the rest of the set wait for the next page that needs a bit of sunshine.
Frequently Asked Questions
What paper works best for these yellow stickers?
Printable sticker paper gives a true peel-and-stick result, matte finish is easiest to write on if you add notes later. Plain paper with a glue stick works just as well if you do not have sticker sheets on hand.
What printer settings should I use?
Print at actual size or 100 percent scale, never fit to page, so the objects stay the size shown on screen. Choose the best or photo quality setting if your printer offers one, for cleaner color.
How do I cut out small or curved stickers neatly?
Leave a thin white border around each shape rather than cutting right along the ink line, which protects fine details like lemon leaves or duck beaks. A craft knife handles tight inner curves better than scissors.
Can I use these stickers on gifts as well as in journals?
Yes, they work well on gift bags, jars of lemonade mix or honey, and the front of handmade cards. Stick a lemon or sunflower piece onto plain kraft paper for an instant themed gift tag.
Which sheets pair well together for a single spread?
Group sheets that share a mood, such as the lemon and lemonade sheet with the breakfast sheet, or the sunflower sheet with the bees and honey sheet. Matching sub-themes keeps a two-page spread feeling intentional rather than scattered.
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