Snail-mail ephemera for digital journals and pen-pal letters: 48 stickers in patina blue, butter yellow, tomato, rose and kraft, with fine blue-grey ink lines.

Faux stamps (12) with perforated edges and little scenes: a letter, a bird, a bouquet, a cat, a teacup, a night sky, a mountain, a house, a strawberry, a hot-air balloon, a sailboat and a pen and paper. They are pictures only, with a heart or star in the corner and no values or country names, so they are never mistaken for postage. Postmarks (6) with ring lettering such as SNAIL MAIL / WITH LOVE and PEN PAL CLUB / HELLO FRIEND, and wavy cancel lines. Tickets (6): ADMIT ONE, PEN PAL, SNAIL MAIL, LETTER DAY, HELLO and POST. Lace doilies (6) in the Laced Up style: round, rose, heart, square, oval and a lace trim, with see-through holes. Envelopes (6): sealed with wax, striped border, open with a letter, kraft with string, stamped, and one with hearts. Wax seals (6) with heart, star and flower marks. Labels and tags (6): a luggage tag, hello, with love and thank you labels, a postcard back and an address label to write on.

Every sticker is a pre-cropped transparent PNG at 300 ppi (up to 1,315 px across), in a zip with a folder per group. Most have a thin white die-cut edge; the lace has none, so its holes stay see-through. The sticker book (4 pages, vector) is a visual index, and the contact sheet shows every file name.

To use them, import the PNGs into a PDF annotation app such as GoodNotes and Notability as images, or add them to the app's sticker or elements library, then place them on any page. Lettering is set in Josefin Sans and Dancing Script.

The personal licence covers your own journals, letters and planners. The commercial licence also lets you sell physical things you make with them, such as printed stickers, stationery or cards.