Last Updated on October 23, 2024 by Dee
If you’re a fan of adding vintage charm to your creative projects, my new Vintage Bird Ephemera Sticker Collection is just what you need! This 34-page printable scrapbook stickers pack is filled with beautifully illustrated birds, delicate florals, antique-inspired tags, labels, and washi tape designs—ideal for adding that nostalgic touch to junk journals, planners, scrapbooks, and more.
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Vintage Birds: Printable Scrapbook Stickers
Whether you’re layering the stickers in your journals, creating unique collage art, or decorating handmade cards, these elements are designed to inspire and transform your projects into vintage works of art.
How to Access the Vintage Digital Stickers
You can grab the Vintage Bird Ephemera Sticker Pack on my Etsy store here or visit my Payhip membership for an easy and direct download here. Both options give you instant access to the files, so you can start crafting right away!
Tips for Printing and Cutting Your Scrapbook Stickers Printables
To get the best results when printing and cutting your vintage digital stickers, follow these tips:
1. Choosing the Right Paper
- Sticker Paper: For classic, ready-to-use stickers, print on matte or glossy sticker paper. Matte paper gives a softer, vintage feel, while glossy paper makes the colors pop.
- Cardstock: If you prefer a sturdier option for creating tags or labels, high-quality cardstock works well. You can then use glue or double-sided tape to attach the elements to your projects.
2. Printer Settings
- Adjust your printer settings to high quality or photo quality for the most vibrant and detailed results.
- Ensure the paper type setting matches what you are using (e.g., set it to “matte photo paper” if using matte sticker paper).
- Use the borderless print option if available to maximize the sticker sheet area.
3. Cutting Your Stickers
- By Hand: Use fine-tip scissors or a craft knife for precise cuts, especially for the intricate bird and floral designs.
- Cutting Machines: If you have a Cricut or Silhouette machine, use the print-and-cut feature for quick and precise cuts. Ensure your file is set up correctly with cut lines so your machine can accurately trace the sticker shapes.
- Pro Tip: For washi tape strips, using a rotary cutter or craft knife with a metal ruler can give clean, straight lines.
Watch My Video: How to Make Stickers on Procreate
If you love designing your own stickers or want to learn more about the process, check out my video How to Make Stickers on Procreate. In this video, I walk you through the steps of creating custom stickers digitally, from sketching to finalizing the design. It’s perfect for beginners and anyone who wants to expand their creative skills using Procreate!
Creative Ideas for Using Your Scrapbook Stickers Printables
Not sure how to use these vintage digital stickers? Here are a few ideas:
- Junk Journaling: Layer the birds, florals, and tags for themed spreads or decorative accents. For more junk journal inspiration, check out my Gold Owl Junk Journal, Horse Junk Journal, Spring Junk Journal, Sunflower Junk Journal, and Tree Junk Journal.
- Scrapbooking: Incorporate the washi tape and labels to add a vintage aesthetic to your photo layouts using these scrapbook stickers printables.
- Planners: Use the tags and labels to organize your notes or create pretty date markers.
- Handmade Cards: Design personalized cards with these vintage elements for a nature-inspired look.
- Collage Art: Mix and match the vintage digital stickers with other materials in your collection to create one-of-a-kind collages.
Join My Patreon for Exclusive Vintage Digital Stickers and More…
If you love creating with vintage and nature-themed art, join my Patreon for exclusive watercolor tutorials, Procreate courses, and printable templates available only to members. Whether you’re into digital art or traditional techniques, there’s something for everyone. Plus, you’ll get early access to new sticker packs and printable sets like these scrapbook sticker printables!
I can’t wait to see how you use this collection in your projects—don’t forget to share your creations with me on Facebook!