Four full sheets of functional planner stickers, 242 in all. Sheet one is the week: Monday to Sunday headers in gingham and in green with a strawberry (each set with a "This week"), four checklists and four note boxes at 38 × 52 mm, and eight half boxes at 38 × 25 mm with lines or checkboxes.

Sheet two is reminders: "to do", "don't forget", "payday", "appointment" and "birthday" as 38 × 11 mm labels in two colourways and as 28 × 8.5 mm minis, plus half and full boxes with lines for the time and place, who and the gift. Sheet three holds 24 page flags (12 × 42 mm) and 16 washi strips (85 × 12 mm) in gingham, strawberries, daisies, hearts, cherries and dots. Sheet four is hearts and strawberries: scalloped seals, icon dots, die-cut hearts and daisies.

Writing lines are 7 mm apart and checkboxes are 3.6 mm, so they take real handwriting. Headers and boxes are 38 mm (1.5 in) wide, a common width for the day columns of weekly planners.

Laid out for full-sheet printable sticker paper in A4 or US Letter. Every sticker has a pale outline on its cut line and at least 3 mm of clear space around it, so you can cut by scissors or trace the outlines for a cutting machine's print-then-cut.

For digital planners, strawberry-planner-stickers-png.zip holds all 88 designs as transparent 300 dpi PNG files, made from the same artwork, ready to drop into a PDF planner in an annotation app.

You get two print-ready PDFs, A4 (210 × 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), four pages each, the PNG zip (88 stickers), and the font licence. Set in Caveat, a handwriting-style face, with Quicksand for the small labels, in Strawberry Post's pale pinks, leaf green and butter yellow.

How to print: open the PDF for your paper and print at 100% ("Actual size"), not "Fit to page", so everything comes out at its stated size. Everything sits at least 13 mm inside the edge of the page. The fullest page puts down about 8% ink coverage, with colour kept to pale tints and small motifs.