Sticker Books

Sticker books designed for adults who use them as raw material rather than complete them. The Ransom Note Sticker Book and The Curious Collections Sticker Book are both built for junk journaling, collage and mixed-media projects — pages of illustrated stickers, ephemera and decorative material to cut up, layer and incorporate however you like.

Not the kind of thing where you put one sticker carefully in the designated space. The kind of thing where you tear a page out, cut it into thirds and use two of them in a journal spread you'll never finish. Both books work well alongside washi tape, character sticker sheets and vintage ephemera.

UK stock. Free delivery on orders over £25.

FAQ

What is a sticker book for adults?

Adult sticker books are bound collections of decorative stickers designed for journaling, scrapbooking, collage and creative projects — rather than children's activity books. The ones we stock are designed to be used as creative raw material: cut up, layered, and incorporated into junk journals, planners and mixed-media projects.

What are the sticker books you stock?

We stock The Ransom Note Sticker Book and The Curious Collections Sticker Book — both adult sticker books designed for junk journaling, collage and scrapbooking. Each book contains pages of illustrated stickers, ephemera and decorative material ready to cut out and use.

Are these sticker books good for junk journaling?

Yes — both sticker books are specifically designed with junk journaling and mixed-media projects in mind. They pair well with washi tape, journaling stickers and vintage ephemera for layered, collage-style journal pages.

Do you ship sticker books in the UK?

Yes. All orders ship from the UK via Royal Mail. Free shipping on orders over £25, £2.50 for orders under.

More about Sticker books

Sticker books for adults are a different category from children's sticker activity books — they're designed as creative supplies rather than something to complete. The format works well for junk journaling and scrapbooking because you get a large quantity of coordinated, illustrated material in one place, already sized for cutting and layering.

The Ransom Note Sticker Book leans into a particular visual language — cut-out lettering, fragments, found-object aesthetics — that works well in collage-heavy journal spreads. The Curious Collections Sticker Book takes a more illustrated, cabinet-of-curiosities approach: the kind of imagery that functions as both decoration and reference material.

Both are better used with scissors than treated as precious objects. They're designed to be taken apart.