Paper Sticker Sheet — Stationery Inspired: Cut Out the Negative | 4.25" x 3.5"

The Cut Out the Negative sticker sheet is a paper sticker sheet inspired by scrapbooking and intentional living. Use it as a reminder that growth sometimes means letting go of what no longer serves you and making space for what truly matters.

Growth is often a process of editing.

Just like scrapbooking, life involves cutting, trimming, and curating what belongs on the page. Sometimes the hardest decisions are the ones that require letting go of habits, expectations, or distractions that no longer support who we're becoming.

The Cut Out the Negative sticker sheet is a small reminder that making space for growth is also an act of creativity.

What's Inside

• Paper sticker sheet - Cut Out the Negative
• Size: 4.25" x 3.5"

How to Use It

Add these stickers to your planner, journal, scrapbook, or creative workspace as reminders to focus on what helps you grow. Use them as visual prompts to make thoughtful decisions and intentionally curate your time and energy.

Sometimes growth isn't about adding more. Sometimes it's about knowing what to cut away.

Who It's For

This was made for the beautifully faulted human who is learning that boundaries, priorities, and change are all part of personal growth.

It's for creatives, journalers, students, planners, and anyone navigating transitions and making intentional choices. If you've ever needed permission to let go of what no longer fits, this sticker sheet was designed with you in mind.

Production Details

Designed as part of the Stationery Inspired collection, this paper sticker sheet celebrates creativity, storytelling, and intentional living. Produced in small batches and printed on white sticker paper, each sheet is made to inspire reflection, memory keeping, and the joy of documenting your journey.

Collection: Stationery Inspired Collection
Product Type: Paper Sticker Sheet
Format: Single Sticker Sheet
Size: 4.25" x 3.5"
Material: White Sticker Paper
Waterproof: No
Designed and Produced By: Faultedlines