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The hardest sticker on the sheet is three words long.
asked for help.
Most of the twelve are reminders. That one is a sentence someone else can read. Peel it onto a planner cover, a laptop lid, the front of a shared calendar — somewhere the asking can happen without you having to start the sentence out loud.
Twelve sentences for the weeks you can't explain: the week the win was getting out of bed, keeping the appointment, saying the thing you had been not saying since March.
The twelve
asked for help · boundary held · rest is not quitting · one day at a time · one honest sentence · I did it. · not today · appointment · a small mark still counts · still here · breathe first · no plans
Made to be used, not saved
12 kiss-cut stickers on one A5 sheet — each sliced through the top layer only, so it lifts off cleanly and the sheet stays whole for the next one
5.83 × 8.27 in (14.8 × 21 cm) — labels about 1.65 × 1.57 in, readable at a glance and sized for a planner margin or a journal page
Paper sticker stock on a peel-ready backing
Keep them dry. Paper, not vinyl — happiest on journals, notebooks, mirrors, letters and the back of a laptop. A bottle that lives in a bag will eventually win.
Written and drawn by M.J. Taylor. Printed to order.
Still Blooming Stickers — The Honest Weeks
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asked for help.
Most of the twelve are reminders. That one is a sentence someone else can read. Peel it onto a planner cover, a laptop lid, the front of a shared calendar — somewhere the asking can happen without you having to start the sentence out loud.
Twelve sentences for the weeks you can't explain: the week the win was getting out of bed, keeping the appointment, saying the thing you had been not saying since March.
The twelve
asked for help · boundary held · rest is not quitting · one day at a time · one honest sentence · I did it. · not today · appointment · a small mark still counts · still here · breathe first · no plans
Made to be used, not saved
12 kiss-cut stickers on one A5 sheet — each sliced through the top layer only, so it lifts off cleanly and the sheet stays whole for the next one
5.83 × 8.27 in (14.8 × 21 cm) — labels about 1.65 × 1.57 in, readable at a glance and sized for a planner margin or a journal page
Paper sticker stock on a peel-ready backing
Keep them dry. Paper, not vinyl — happiest on journals, notebooks, mirrors, letters and the back of a laptop. A bottle that lives in a bag will eventually win.
Written and drawn by M.J. Taylor. Printed to order.
Size guide
| HEIGHT (inches) | WIDTH (inches) | |
| 5.83″×8.27″ | 8 ¼ | 5 ⅞ |