Stickers are not only for children: flake, puffy, glitter, clear and retro sheets have a big adult following, with swap meet-ups and swaps by post. This log keeps track of what you have, what you swapped and what you are still hunting for, and gives you pages to show off the best.

Page one has your name, when you started, and the types you collect to tick: flake, puffy, clear, glitter, washi tape and retro, with a line for others, and a goals box on A4 and Letter. Two collection-index pages number each sheet with its name, type, where it came from, the date and a heart for favourites. A swap log records the date, who you swapped with, what you gave and got, and sent and received boxes for swaps by post.

Swap profile cards are 91 x 55 mm (3.6 x 2.2 in), the size of a Japanese business card: your name, where to find you, the types you collect, what you are looking for, and a square for a favourite sticker. There are two on the A5 page and eight on A4 and Letter.

Four display pages give the stickers a home: a showcase of six large frames with caption lines, a mini gallery of numbered squares, a theme page with a scalloped mat, and a favourites page with three frames and notes. The last page is a looking-for list with shop, price and a got box.

You get six PDFs of ten pages, English and English with Japanese alongside each label (set smaller), each for A5 (148 x 210 mm), A4 (210 x 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 x 11 in), plus the font licence. Undated. Set in Baloo 2 and Nunito, with M PLUS Rounded 1c for the Japanese.

How to print: print at 100% ("Actual size"). Display pages hold stickers best on card or heavy paper, and the profile cards on card stock. Every page keeps a 10 mm margin.