If you’re bringing 50 sticker packs to an art market, how many copies of each drawing do you need? With five different designs in every pack, the answer is 50 copies of each design. That gives you 250 individual stickers and 50 finished packs to put on your table.
Count the packs first
Start with the number of people who should receive a complete set. Multiply that number by the designs in one set to get the total number of loose stickers inside the batch. Sprout’s standard packs come with 3, 5 or 10 different designs, with one of each in every pack.
- 50 packs with 3 designs: 50 of each design, 150 stickers altogether.
- 50 packs with 5 designs: 50 of each design, 250 altogether.
- 50 packs with 10 designs: 50 of each design, 500 altogether.
On the custom sticker packs page, selecting a batch of 50 finished packs and setting the cart quantity to 1 orders that whole batch.
Decide what fits inside one pack
Say your five drawings are a mushroom, a fern, an acorn, a moth and a tiny boot. They can have different silhouettes. List the intended size beside each filename, such as “fern, 2.5 inches tall” and “moth, 3 inches wide.” Standard white vinyl pack stickers measure up to 3 inches on their longest side. Choose one finish, glossy or matte, for the whole set.
Check the header as well as the stickers
The standard pack includes a clear bag, assembly and a printed Regular Header that folds over the top. A Full-Size Header extends down the back and is available by quotation. When you send the artwork, label the header file separately and send all five sticker files together. On the proof, count the designs, check their finished dimensions and read the collection name on the header. Those checks follow the same order as packing a set by hand.
