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Six botanical illustrations: fern, eucalyptus, white daisies, pink cosmos, green and gold ginkgo leaves, and an orange-brown butterfly: full Letter PDF preview
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Botanical Stickers & Cut-outs

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Six botanical illustrations: fern, eucalyptus, white daisies, pink cosmos, green and gold ginkgo leaves, and an orange-brown butterfly: enlarged PDF preview

Botanical Field Notes / BE01

Botanical Stickers & Paper Cut-outs

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A fern for a walk, a daisy beside a spring note, or warm ginkgo leaves for an autumn memory. This printable brings together five plant illustrations and one butterfly, with fine detail that stays visible at journal size. Print on ordinary paper to glue, or on compatible full-sheet sticker paper to make your own hand-cut stickers.

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75 × 51 mm
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The printable artwork

Six botanical stickers and cut-outs; actual downloadable artwork on a white background
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This is a separate addition to Botanical Field Notes. Its original eight-sheet kit has its own listed contents.

What’s on this sheet

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  • Fern fronds: cropped from the Botanical Stickers & Cut-outs PDFView detail ↗

    Fern fronds

    Three connected green fronds for a nature-journal margin or a woodland card. Preserve the paper between leaflets rather than cutting every gap.

    75 × 51 mm

    Maximum cut-out area · BE01-a

  • Eucalyptus sprig: cropped from the Botanical Stickers & Cut-outs PDFView detail ↗

    Eucalyptus sprig

    Muted blue-green rounded leaves for a quiet letter corner or a botanical label. The long stem gives the composition direction.

    75 × 51 mm

    Maximum cut-out area · BE01-b

  • Daisy stems: cropped from the Botanical Stickers & Cut-outs PDFView detail ↗

    Daisy stems

    White petals with warm yellow centres for a garden note or a spring gift. A thin white cutting margin protects the pale petals.

    75 × 51 mm

    Maximum cut-out area · BE01-c

  • Pink cosmos: cropped from the Botanical Stickers & Cut-outs PDFView detail ↗

    Pink cosmos

    Pink flowers and a small bud for a soft floral accent beside your writing. Keep the slender stems within one connected paper shape.

    75 × 51 mm

    Maximum cut-out area · BE01-d

  • Ginkgo leaves: cropped from the Botanical Stickers & Cut-outs PDFView detail ↗

    Ginkgo leaves

    Green and golden fan-shaped leaves for a seasonal journal or reading page. This piece works with both green and warm cream paper.

    75 × 51 mm

    Maximum cut-out area · BE01-e

  • Painted-lady-inspired butterfly: cropped from the Botanical Stickers & Cut-outs PDFView detail ↗

    Painted-lady-inspired butterfly

    Orange, cream and brown wings create a wider focal piece. Keep the antennae within a small white margin. The illustration is decorative, not a scientific identification plate.

    75 × 51 mm

    Maximum cut-out area · BE01-f

Printable detail

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Digital candidate r0.1. Printing, paper thickness and colour on paper still need physical checks.

Trim the pieces you want to use and keep the remainder for another page. Fine internal spaces do not need to be cut out.

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Two ways to use this sheet

Make a small nature observation

Write the place, date and one detail from a walk. Place one plant beside the note as decoration. Use your own description or photograph to record the actual plant you saw; these illustrations do not document a collected specimen.

Decorate an envelope corner

Choose one sprig and check the envelope opens freely before sticking it down. For mailed envelopes, keep postage and addressing areas clear and follow your postal service requirements.

Pair flowers with a readable caption

Write on a separate label before attaching it. Overlap a small edge of the label with a flower, leaving the name or message easy to read.

Use a white edge to protect fine stems

Each illustration sits in a maximum 75 × 51 mm area. The white page around the artwork is intentional cutting room. Start with a test print, cut a simple silhouette around each piece, and keep the fine inner gaps intact. No fold lines or assembly steps are needed.

A closer look

BE01: Inspect botanical stickers & cut-outs: actual artwork, border and usable space from the A4 PDF.Enlarge this detail ↗

Inspect botanical stickers & cut-outs: actual artwork, border and usable space from the A4 PDF.

Detail · Cropped from the actual PDF. The full page above shows every component.

Make a journal page with this sheet

Use this piece with Botanical Field Notes for your own page. For a simpler first make, follow the beginner pocket-page guide.

Use it with

Six writable labels and tags to give the decoration a name, date or message.

Choose the three tall bookmark designs when you need page markers instead of small stickers.

Pale green botanical pocket front with cream flowers, three glue tabs and two caption labels: full Letter printable sheet

Botanical Page Pocket

1 sheet · 1 pocket + 2 labels

BG06 · Botanical Field Notes · Pockets

Finished size: 98 × 85 mm

Your journal page is the back · Open at the top

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Add a sprig beside a botanical pocket while leaving its opening clear.

Choosing and using this printable

Can I print these as stickers?

Yes: use full-sheet adhesive paper made for your printer, then cut each illustration by hand. Ordinary paper plus glue also works for a journal. These PDFs do not include SVG outlines, Cricut or Silhouette registration marks, kiss-cut settings, or a transparent PNG download.

How should I cut the delicate details?

Leave about 1–2 mm of white paper around the outer silhouette. Keep narrow stems, antennae and the spaces between leaves joined by that white margin. The listed 75 × 51 mm measurement is each artwork box; individual silhouettes are smaller and vary in shape.

Which print settings should I choose?

Match the PDF to your A4 or US Letter paper, print single-sided at 100% / Actual size, and measure the 50 mm line before cutting. Turn off Fit to page and borderless enlargement. Test ordinary paper first; adhesive sheets and thicker paper need settings supported by your printer.

Are these transparent digital sticker files?

The download is a ready-to-print PDF with white paper around the illustrations. Individual transparent PNGs and cutting-machine files are not included. Website close-ups help you inspect the pieces; use the PDF for the intended print size.

May I use the printed pieces in gifts?

Personal journals and handmade gifts are allowed. The files and finished pieces are not licensed for sale, and files may not be redistributed. Share this page when someone wants their own copy. Artwork is AI-assisted; the PDF previews show the actual illustrations supplied.

File notes

AI-assisted illustrations; text, linework and millimetre layout are controlled separately. The previews are rendered from the PDF.

Revision r0.1: New supplemental sheet. Print size and colour on paper need a physical trial. Original eight-sheet collection kits are unchanged. Physical evidence is still pending for this revision.

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