Twelve round stickers on one A5 sheet (5.83 × 8.27 in), each a navy circle with one thing done by hand: an open book, a pencil, a teacup, playing cards, a ball, a letter with a stamp, a seedling, yarn and needles, a crayon, a film camera, a paper boat and a paper plane. No words, so they need none in any language. For journals, planners, letters and laptops.

Designed by us with the help of AI tools, and printed to order by our production partner, Printful.

Made to order and shipped by our print partner. Each one is printed when you order it (usually 2 to 5 business days), then shipped with tracking.

Made close to you where it can be: our print partner makes this item in the US, Canada, Europe, the UK, Australia and Japan, and sends each order from the site nearest the buyer that makes it. Outside those places it travels by international post, and your country may charge import fees.

The sheet: glossy vinyl film with a 0.12 in white border around each sticker, 2 to 3 years of durability indoors. Each sticker is about 1.5 in across. Apply to a clean, dry, flat surface and press down with a cloth.

For grown-ups. Not a toy. Keep away from young children.

Made to order, for you, so we do not take returns for size or a change of mind, except that buyers in the EU or the EEA may withdraw within 14 days of delivery, as their law provides. If it arrives faulty, damaged or wrong, message us with a photo and we will replace it or refund you. Your statutory rights in your country are not affected.

A little note from us: Virtual Autism began with a simple wish for more play, more talk and more time together, with the screens put away for a while. Thank you for bringing a piece of that home.

Designed by Virtual Autism.
“Virtual autism” is a phrase, not a medical diagnosis.

Holiday timing: our print partner suggests ordering by Thu Dec 10 for the best chance of delivery before Christmas in the US. Canada: Dec 4. Australia and Switzerland: Dec 1. New Zealand, Japan and Singapore: Nov 23. Each item is made to order, and these dates are estimates, not a guarantee.