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Froggy Sorcerer Ransom Letters

Froggy Sorcerer Ransom Letters - Main image
$5 $6.75 In stock

Category: Ransom Letters

Mix, match and spell it out! Every letter of the alphabet in a fun mix of fonts, sizes and shapes, perfect for adding custom titles, names and headers to your journal spreads in the most playful style.

Details:

  • Sheet size: 4.33" X 7"
  • 76 individual stickers
  • Printed on writable vinyl
  • Resistant to smudging from gel or ballpoint pens

All sticker designs are drawn by Chubgirl!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin O. ★★★★★

Finally found a sticker set that actually has multiple font sizes for each letter, so I can spell long names without running out. The mix of playful shapes and different fonts makes my journal headers look like a real ransom note. I've already used up the "E"s on three different spreads.

Alexander ★★★★★

I love how the mix of fonts and sizes in this set lets me build perfectly chaotic headers for my journal spreads. The different letter shapes make "spell it out" actually feel creative instead of tedious.

Olivia ★★★★★

Finally, a set of ransom letters that actually has a cohesive look despite the mix of fonts. I used the "W" and "O" for a spooky title on my October spread, and the varying sizes gave it just the right chaotic energy.