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Do you knit or crochet, use yarn in crafts, or just like working with yarn? Do you use your planner to help keep track of works in progress, orders, or time spent with yarn work? These adorable knitting diecut sticker strips are the perfect way to mark these events to ehlp make them stand out and add a little cuteness to your planner!
This sticker set includes 39 stickers that measure approximately 1.5" wide and are cut to shape around two different diecut strips - balls of yarn in a basket and yard with knitting needles. Whatever you need to plan, these strips will be an excellent addition to your current sticker stash.
Please remember that colors may vary from monitor to monitor.
- All stickers purchased, unless otherwise specified, are printed on a permanent, semi-gloss sticker paper. This sticker paper is thinner than traditional sticker papers and has a semi-gloss finish which allows for beautiful vibrance. These stickers can be placed on paper and will not be able to be removed easily*. The best marker to write with on these stickers is a Sharpie permanent marker, though some other pens may also work. Please note that felt tip pens/markers will not work on these stickers.
*If pulled carefully, the sticker may be able to be repositioned immediately following placing it on paper, but will become permanent with pressure and time. Krissyanne Designs does not recommend attempting to remove stickers without the use of an adhesive remover.
All Krissyanne Designs sticker sheets are printed the same size to allow for uniformity in storage. Sticker sheet size is 5" W x 8" H. All stickers are cut on the sheet to allow for effective removal from the backing. Due to the type of sticker paper used, stickers may seem slightly more difficult to remove from the sheet than you may be used to. Do not be afraid to bend the sheet to remove the stickers.
Note: No stickers printed by Krissyanne Designs are weatherproof, but ink should not bleed if they come in contact with slight moisture. It is not recommended to leave your stickers in a hot or humid area for an extended period of time as this could affect the adhesive on the back.
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