Creek Dwellers Sticker Pack - Set of 10 Matte Stickers
Designed in Oregon
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Step quietly to the water’s edge and meet the small, marvelous neighbors who call the creek home. This illustrated sticker pack celebrates the creatures you might glimpse among the reeds :)
Perfect for adding a touch of wild wonder to notebooks, planners, water bottles, laptops, letters, and gift wrapping!
What’s included:
• 10 illustrated stickers
• Each sticker measures approximately 2 × 3 inches
• A mix of creek-side birds, amphibians, and critters
• Designs include: kingfisher, heron, red-winged blackbird, frog, turtle, raccoon, crayfish, dragonfly, fish, and snail
Details:
• Matte vinyl finish with a soft, painterly look
• Durable and water resistant
Rooted in Wildflowers
Raised on the prairie of Illinois, Katie Daisy creates art that celebrates the beauty, magic, and wonder of the natural world. Now nestled in the mountain town of Sisters, Oregon, she continues to paint the joy of a life lived close to nature.
