The See You in Paris Words Paper Stickers by Mintay Papers include 72 paper stickers with words and sentiments, designed to complement the romantic, travel-inspired and elegant style of the See You in Paris collection.
The set includes phrases such as Paris, love, Oui, making memories, let’s go on a city break, newlyweds and other sentiments that work beautifully in travel albums, romantic albums, journals, handmade cards, mixed media projects and scrapbook pages with a Paris theme. The palette follows the soft shades of the collection, with pink, warm beige and black, so the stickers coordinate beautifully with papers, die-cuts, paper elements and stickers from the same range.
Their sticker format makes them practical for titles, captions, journaling spots and finishing details on album pages, photo mats, pockets, tags and cards. They can be used next to travel photos, inside romantic journals, on cards for loved ones or in small clusters with a Parisian aesthetic.
👉 Features:
- Paper stickers by Mintay Papers
- Collection: See You in Paris
- Series: Words
- Includes 72 stickers
- Words and sentiments for scrapbooking, journals, cards and mixed media projects
- Phrases such as Paris, love, Oui, making memories, let’s go on a city break, newlyweds
- Theme: Paris, travel, romance, friendship, beautiful memories
- Palette with soft pink, warm beige and black
- Ideal for titles, captions, journaling spots and finishing details
👍 Ideal for:
- Travel albums and vacation albums
- Romantic albums and mini albums
- Journals and travel journals
- Handmade cards and cardmaking
- Scrapbooking layouts
- Mixed media projects
- Tags, pockets and inserts
- Photo mats and layering
- Paris, travel, friendship and love-themed pages
- Handmade gifts with a romantic or travel-inspired style
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Create a “Paris Love Notes” journal with small pages dedicated to phrases, moments and memories: a city walk, a coffee stop, a trip with friends, a romantic weekend or a favorite photo. The word stickers can work as small titles for each story, giving the journal the feeling of a personal Parisian diary.
