droolicious : stickers

Personalized Stickers By Frecklebox

Lisa Estall — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 15:00:00 GMT

These Way To Go personalized stickers from Frecklebox are a hit with my son who is car crazy. I’m going to use them to label his backpack and water bottles.

Prices range from $3.95 for 12 stickers to $9.95 for 48 stickers.

See other designs at Frecklebox.

Creepy? Leprechaun and Gnome stickers

AmandaHill — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 02:00:00 GMT

I'm not really sure where I stand on these Leprechaun and Gnome stickers. While they might scare the hell out of my four year old, she might also enjoy them. I know they are making me laugh. If I bought them, I'd probably put them all over everything in my house. I kid, I kid.

Your thoughts? Would you sneak a pack of them in a gift basket for your child?

Check them out on Etsy at Shop66.

CES 2009: Ring Bots - A Teenage Girl's Cellphone Accessory

Chris Ford — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 14:00:00 GMT

Ring bots are cute, simple, and have the potential for being a big hit with teenage (and pre-teen) girls with cellphones. Each charm attaches to any type of cell phone, and then when the cell phone rings, it lights up and spins around. There is a sticker version has stickers with lights on them, but the charms are cooler.

RIng Bots will retail for $9.99 and the RIng Stickers will retail for $4.99 and should be available in the Fall of 2009 (right in time for stocking stuffers).

Wall Decals for Dreamers

Erin Behan — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 14:03:00 GMT

I was one of those kids with imaginary friends who played in imaginary fantasy lands, and I know I would have loved Les Invasions Emphemeres' wall decals. Available in two styles from My Sweet Muffin, the stickers are $92 a set and are 25' x 41', the perfect sized headboard to any child's bed. I can't decide if the Princess (above) or Fortress (below) are more dream-worthy, but I can see sleeping under the influence of both.

Cutest Kids Wall Adhesives ... Ever!

Erin Behan — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 14:34:00 GMT

Sometimes we feature things that are out of reach. This post is one of those times. How awesome do I find these wall stickers? I was willing to showcase them even when I thought the entire website was in French! However, e-glue does have a site translated into English, which makes it all the better to enjoy the themed designs, such as the Lovely Uma! as part of the Giga Kit (above). The animals have such a beautiful personality that they're hard not to love (close-ups below). But there is that little pesky matter of price. A complete set of eight rather large stickers in your choice of colors is 259 Euros (payable by PayPal), plus shipping. I won't run the numbers into dollars for you, but you might click around and decide you like some of the single-set adhesives just as much and treat yourself, er, I mean your kid.

Small Paul Stickers are Bubblicious

Erin Behan — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 20:53:00 GMT

It's hard to not fall Paul Frank's Small Paul line (many of us probably still have an adult-sized Paul Frank tee of our own in the wardrobe). These 80 reusable vinyl stickers from the collection are offered at Design Public, come in an 80-pack ($68) and will spice up any kid's room. And the peel and re-stick feature makes them a much better wall art option than something that gets semi-permanently nailed in. Just resist the urge to tell you kiddo about the time when you were decorating your school geography notebook with Paul Frank stickers. Click through for an idea of how to arrange (especially if you have a spare Eames rocker that you have no idea what to do with).

This Klutz Sticker Book is Full of Adjectives (and Stickers)

Mir — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 13:01:00 GMT

The official title is The Most Incredible, Outrageous, Packed-To-The-Gills Bulging-At-The-Seams Sticker Book You've Ever Seen, and despite the somewhat superfluous description, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this baby would buy you at least an hour of happy silence on an airplane or on the road to Grandma's house this season. Just something to consider. $10.36 at Amazon.

Warning Sticker Update: OUCHY v. Mr. Yuck

Mir — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 12:02:00 GMT

Dude, remember Mr. Yuck? His sole purpose in life was to let you know that bleach is not tasty. A generation of mothers continued to leave their household cleaners and valium in unlocked cabinets and drawers, secure in the notion that Mr. Yuck would dissuade their little ones from imbibing anything dangerous.

For a new generation, OUCHY is going a step further! OUCHY stickers tell children "Oh no, Mommy's coming!" Wait. That's not it. Oh, right -- OUCHY stickers tell children that something absolutely shouldn't be touched. My favorite part? Don't start using the OUCHY system, the FAQ tells us, until a child is at least 4 years old and capable of understanding. Call me crazy, but by 4 years old I'm hoping I don't need to be putting stickers on the fireplace. Regardless, get your packet of 24 stickers (along with childproofing and fire safety guides) for $6.95 shipped, online.

Back to School Drool: Build Your Own Lunch Box

chrisjordan — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 13:01:00 GMT

One plain metal lunch box and your child's choice of stickers. Each DK sticker book comes with over 60 reusable stickers.

Banish those licensed characters in favor of creativity and personal expression. And stickers.

Available at Lunchboxes for $13.95