What's in Our Sticker Packs, What "ALL" Means, and How to Choose — Your Honest Guide

At JournalKeeps, we make little pieces — vintage-inspired stickers, PET tapes, and collage paper for memory keepers. Over and over, the same questions land in our inbox: how many pieces come in a pack, what "Style: ALL" actually means, why the price changes when you click a different option, and how to tell the material and count before you buy. So we put the whole honest answer in one place.

How do I know exactly what I'm buying when I choose a single style?

Every product with multiple styles is designed so you never have to guess. On the product page, under "Style," you'll see small thumbnails for each design — tap any one, and the main photo switches to that exact style's own real-life image. Each photo is clearly labeled with that style's number and name (for example, "1. Vines Entwined"), and right on the image you'll find its full specs: how many images and entries it contains, the sheet size, the material, and the pack dimensions. So before you add anything to cart, you're looking at the actual design itself, not just a name — you'll see the pattern, read what's inside, and know exactly which one your journal is calling for.

What does "Style: ALL" mean, and why is the price different?

"ALL" is the complete set of an entire series at a small bundle discount. Take our Flower Old Tales Sticker series, for example: each single pack is $4.90, and the series has six designs. Buy them one at a time and that's $29.40 total. Choose "ALL" on the product page and you get all six designs for $28.00 — about 5% less, because you're taking the whole story at once rather than piece by piece. The same logic applies to The Wrinkled Pages PET Die-Cut Tape: a single roll starts from $8.00, while "ALL (Woven Hue)" gives you the complete woven palette — the gingham, polka dot, mini floral, and lace-edge rolls together — for $45.00 (regularly $48).

Think of it like a book: the singles are individual chapters you can pick one from, and "ALL" is the whole volume. The price difference isn't a bigger box or fancier packaging — it's simply the small discount for committing to the full collection.

What material are the stickers, and how many pieces do I actually get?

Our vintage sticker packs, like Flower Old Tales, are printed on PET film — thin, crisp-edged, and slightly translucent — with a white kraft paper adhesive backing. Each pack gives you 2 printed images containing 4 entries, which are the framed, pre-die-cut pieces you see on the sheet. Because they're pre-cut, there's no scissors involved: peel the backing off, press it on, and layer it over ephemera, photos, or paper collage. The sticker sheet itself measures 83 by 175 millimeters, and each pack ships in a slim 210 by 89 by 1 millimeter sleeve weighing about 15.2 grams.

For our PET die-cut tapes like The Wrinkled Pages Series, you're looking at thin, translucent PET film with decorative die-cut edges — lace, gingham, and polka dot trims that look stitched even though they're not. Each roll is about 15 millimeters wide, which happens to be the classic traveler's notebook margin width: slim enough for delicate borders, wide enough to frame a photo.

Will these fit my journal?

Yes — nearly all of them. Our stickers and tapes are sized for traveler's notebook standard inserts, A5 and B6 journals, and planner or ring-bound notebooks. The 83 by 175 millimeter sticker sheet sits across a TN page with a comfortable margin to spare. You can trim it smaller if you like, but most keep it whole and use it as a framed focal point on the page.

Little pieces, lasting memories.

If anything in this guide is still unclear, just reply to our support email — we'd rather answer your question than have you guess at checkout. And if you'd like to see everything we've talked about, you can explore the full sticker and tape collection here.

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