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Magic Portions Ransom Letters

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$4.05 $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 (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

Cutting out each letter felt like crafting a little secret message — the variety in fonts and shapes made my journal header look like a real ransom note. I spent an hour just arranging different letters for my name.

Sofia ★★★★★

The mix of fonts and sizes saved my journal headers from looking too uniform, and each letter's quirky shape adds instant character. Cutting them out was quick, and they stick perfectly without curling at the edges.

William ★★★★★

The cutouts are surprisingly sturdy, so they don’t tear when I’m peeling them off the sheet for a journal title. I used the lowercase “e” and “r” for a header and loved how the mixed sizes gave it that chaotic, handcrafted look.