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Use the Stray Sticker Pack to personalize laptops, notebooks, water bottles, walls, and gaming accessories without damaging surfaces or losing the stickers' die-cut charm.

Why the Stray Sticker Pack works for any surface

This official set includes 16 die-cut stickers ranging from 1.1 inches (B-12) to 5.9 inches wide, designed by Grant Newbold. The mix of tiny details and larger focal pieces makes it easy to fill small gaps or create a statement cluster. Because the stickers are die-cut, they follow the shape of each character or object, so they blend naturally into your layout without awkward white borders.

One trade-off: the larger stickers (up to 5.9 inches) may not fit well on very narrow surfaces like phone edges or thin laptop lids. Plan your placement on a flat area at least 6 inches wide to avoid curling edges.

5 steps to decorate with your Stray Sticker Pack

  1. 1. Clean the surface thoroughly: Wipe the area with a lint-free cloth and mild soap or isopropyl alcohol. Let it dry completely. Oils, dust, and moisture prevent the adhesive from bonding evenly. Checkpoint: if the surface feels tacky or greasy after cleaning, repeat the step. Stickers on a dirty surface will peel within days.
  2. 2. Plan your layout before peeling: Lay out the stickers on a flat surface next to your target area. Group smaller stickers (like B-12 at 1.1 inches) near larger ones to create a vignette. Use painter's tape to temporarily hold them in place and step back to see the composition. Common mistake: peeling and placing stickers one by one without a plan often leads to crooked lines or wasted space. Always dry-fit first.
  3. 3. Apply from center outward: Peel the backing from one corner and press the center of the sticker onto the surface. Use a credit card or squeegee to smooth from the center to the edges, pushing out air bubbles. For large stickers (up to 5.9 inches), work slowly to avoid creases. Checkpoint: if you see a bubble after smoothing, lift the nearest edge and re-apply. Never pop a bubble with a pin—it leaves a visible mark.
  4. 4. Let the adhesive cure: After placing all stickers, avoid touching, moving, or washing the surface for 24 hours. The adhesive needs time to bond fully, especially on textured surfaces like laptop lids or water bottles. Common mistake: handling the item too soon causes edges to lift. Set it aside overnight in a dust-free spot.
  5. 5. Protect with a clear coat (optional): For outdoor or high-touch items (water bottles, phone cases), apply a thin layer of clear matte or gloss spray sealant. Hold the can 8-10 inches away and apply two light coats, letting each dry for 15 minutes. This prevents peeling from moisture or friction. Checkpoint: test the sealant on a spare sticker first. Some spray formulas can yellow or shrink vinyl over time.

What you get

  • Stray Sticker Pack: This official Stray sticker set was designed by Grant Newbold; it includes 16 die-cut stickers measuring between 1.1 inches (B-12) and 5.9 inches wide. The wide size range lets you layer small companion stickers around a larger focal piece, creating a balanced composition without gaps.

    Stray Sticker Pack

    Stray Sticker Pack