Eight kawaii konbini and sweet-shop cut files, built up in layers of coloured card for cutting machines: faces, toppings and details sit on a full base piece, so each one stacks into a little paper sticker-style shape for cards, gift tags, shaker cards, scrapbook pages and party decorations.

The designs: an onigiri with a face and a nori band; a ginger tabby cat with a bell collar; a daruma; a bowl of ramen with chopsticks, egg, naruto and nori; a melon soda with ice cream and a cherry; a taiyaki; a three-ball dango with faces; and a purin with caramel and a cherry. Each is about 120 to 140 mm tall (about 5 in) and scales freely.

Each design comes as an SVG, a DXF and a PNG preview, in one zip with a folder per format. Every colour of card is its own named layer (layer-1-rice, layer-2-nori and so on), stacked from the base up. All shapes are closed, filled paths with no strokes, text, masks or clipping, and no design has more than 192 nodes. Face lines and details are drawn 2.2 mm wide; thin details are best cut from cardstock at a slow speed, and the thinnest part of any design measures 1.9 mm. The overview sheet shows every design with its size and layers.

The personal licence covers things you make for yourself and as gifts. The commercial licence also lets you sell physical things you make with them, such as cards, tags or party decorations.