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Brighten Your Day with Pretty Flower Stickers

Kids, parents, and educators love stickers. They can be used as a prop for learning and rewarding, but can also provide simple fun and be used for decorating all kinds of things. Flower stickers are favorites for young girls.

On this page you'll see a variety of flower stickers that I've created from photographs I've taken. I'll update and add to the collection periodically, so come back often to see what's new.

All of these stickers are available in both 1.5" and 3" sizes. They come in sheets of 20 and 6. There's no minmum order so get the number you want. You can see a larger version of the sticker by simply clicking on the images below.

Things to Do With Flower Stickers

They're pretty, but what can you do with flower stickers? Here are just a few ideas both kids and adults:

Decorate notebooks, journals, or diaries

Add some personality to letters and envelopes

Create your own stationary

Add a touch of beauty to gift wrapping

Make your own get well, mother's day, birthday, graduation, thank you, congratulation, Easter, and thinking of you cards

Dress up a scrapbook or photo album

Personalize a book bag or back pack

Add them to drawings for a pretty effect

Use them to designate special days on a calendar

Decorate a jewlery box, bulletin board, lamp, or craft project

Start a collection

Use them to begin teaching a child about nature and identifying flowers

Pretty Flower Stickers

These flower stickers are fresh and natural. The blooms here were all photographed in fields across Indiana.

Thyme may be tasty but in spring and throughout part of the summer, creeping thyme creates a pretty blanket of pink/red blooms.

Daylilies and Tiger Lillies are common sites in gardens and even along roadsides. They come in a variety of colors and last all summer long.

There's nothing like daisies to add a sense of sunshine to any day. These cheerful blooms were photographed along the roadside.

All of the blooms here were found in gardens around centeral Indiana. They may be common but they certainly provide an an explosion of color and delicate design.

Or, How About Making Your Own Flower Stickers?

Making your own stickers allows you to be even more creative. There are at least a couple of ways to do this easily.

The simple way to make your own flower stickers is to photograph, draw, or paint the flowers yourself. Then use one of the print on demand services online to create your own sticker. Zazzle is one site that provides a quality service for a low price. This option is the easiest.

Another option is to use a sticker maker at home. You can create flower stickers, refrigerator magnets, labels, and other items using these devices. They apply an adhesive to the back and a laminate on the front to protect your design. They can use photographs and other items. This is a great option for those who do creative work like crafting and scrapbooking.

Making Your Own Stickers with the Xyron 510

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ShirleySunshine Jan 29, 2011 @ 5:13 am | delete

Hi, I love stickers, and Zazzle stickers are GORGEOUS, such fantastic quality.
Very nice Lens, and I love the information and video here, will have a look at that. Making stickers sounds a GREAT idea!! Thank you for sharing!

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bbug Mar 4, 2010 @ 8:31 pm | delete

Nice pics and stickers.

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Ramkitten Feb 28, 2010 @ 12:12 pm | delete

Stickers used to be such a big deal when I was a kid in school. We all had to make book covers for all of our textbooks, and it was the rare child who didn't have his or her book covers covered in stickers. I'm sure things haven't changed much since I was in gradeschool. And you listed some good ideas for how adults can use them, too.