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Weekly Planner Spread Sticker Sheet is one 6" x 6" kiss-cut vinyl sticker sheet from the Teacher Planner Sticker Sheets collection: 9 coordinated illustrated designs in the weekly planner spread theme, each ready to peel and use.
On this sheet: teacher tote with classroom supply silhouettes, index-card fan with non-readable row marks, planner bookmark ruler with geometric marks, desk organizer cup with pens and clips, gradebook grid filled with abstract marks, folder pocket with layered paper corners, reward star cluster on one shared backing, desktop pinboard with connected cards, and headphones on a desk stand.
Use them to decorate planners, bullet journals, calendars, laptops, notebooks, and gifts. Every sticker is kiss-cut on an easy-peel backing sheet, so even small designs lift cleanly without tearing.
The whole collection shares one palette and linework, so all 10 sheet designs mix and match beautifully - pick your favorites or collect the full series.
- 9 coordinated kiss-cut stickers on one 6" x 6" sheet
- Weekly Planner Spread design from the Teacher Planner Sticker Sheets collection
- Durable vinyl stickers with easy-peel kiss-cut backing
- Perfect for planners, bullet journals, laptops, and gifting
Frequently asked questions
What do I get?
One 6" x 6" sticker sheet with 9 coordinated kiss-cut vinyl stickers in the weekly planner spread theme.
Are the stickers easy to peel?
Yes. Every sticker is kiss-cut, so the design lifts off the backing sheet cleanly without scissors or tearing.
Can I mix this sheet with other designs?
Absolutely. Every sheet in the Teacher Planner Sticker Sheets collection shares the same palette and illustration style, so mixed designs still look coordinated.