A review of the New Stickerscape Name Labels and Giveaway

A few weeks ago Stickerscape came to me with really exciting news that they were just about to launch a new line of stickers and these would be name labels. They asked me if I would like to give them a try and review them and how could I say no? They looked great!!!

The new labels are a perfect way to customise and personalise your child's belongings helping ensure they never get lost. They don't just have the child's name on them, they also has a image. This is great for if the child can't read their name yet as they can still recognise that something belongs to them from the image on their sticker. 

I had a good look at the website and chose the design I would like. There were so many nice designs and I did really like the fruit stickers, but I decided that I just had to get Peppa Pig with Lily being so mad on Peppa at the moment.

In the post came my stickers. I opened up the outer package expecting to see stickers but instead I pulled out this really nice envelope. This was what the stickers were stored in and it looked really well presented. Such a nice touch to have a nice little envelope to store them in.

When I opened my envelope I didn't expect to see so many stickers. I thought it was a really generous amount to receive and I was really happy with the amount you get.

I had a mixed pack with stick on and iron on stickers. It came with 60 mini stick on labels, 60 mini iron on labels, 28 round stick on Labels, and 32 rectangular stick on labels. 

The stickers were a nice size. Not to big and not to small so you can easily read the name on the stickers. They came in lots of different colours and the ones with Peppa on had images of her doing different things.

These are perfect for children when they are at school or nursery. They can be put on pretty much anything you want. Iron on ones for coats, PE kits, hats. Stick on ones for lunch boxes, pencil cases, drinks bottles.

Lily isn't going to nursery just yet, but we do go to play group and I do take her lunch box out to a lot of places and so her lunch box was the first thing I placed a sticker on. Her lunch box is quite plain and so it looked great with a Peppa Sticker popped onto it. The second place I put a sticker was onto the bottom of her drinks bottle. Lily has really liked looking at Peppa when having a drink.

 

The stickers are really easy to place on. I apparently have bad co-ordination as I kept sticking them down wonky but luckily you can pull them off and they don't loose there stick and you can have a few attempts at getting them straight. They also are very durable and are stuck down real good with no chance of them just falling off if rubbed against something for example in a child's bag. They are also safe to be put in the freezer, the dish washer and the microwave without effecting the quality of the sticker. We have already washed Lily's drinks bottle and it hasn't made a difference to the sticker.

The next thing I did was iron on a label into Lily's coat. The iron on labels are really easy to Iron on and even a person who hates ironing like me can manage it. They look really nice and neat and stand out enough for people to be able to spot that its her coat. The iron on labels also can withstand regular visits to the washing machine and tumble dryer.

As Lily isn't at nursery yet, I looked around to see what else I could stick the sticker labels on. I spotted her bucket and spade and thought perfect. We are always going to the sand park and there are always loads of similar buckets and spades laying about so I thought that It would be a great thing to pop a name label on so everyone knows they are Lily's. I decided to just place the mini stick on labels onto these which come with out a picture on. They fit perfectly.

You can buy your stickers as a mixed pack like I had or as a Single pack or iron ons or single pack of stick ons. You can buy these from the website and Stickerscape also sell on amazon. A mixed pack is the price of £18 which I think is great for the amount of stickers you get and how well they stand the strains of everyday childhood life. All labels are free postage and packaging and if you head over to the Facebook Page you can currently get 20% off.

But your also in luck as Stickerscape are also giving away any pack of labels to 3 lucky winners. For your chance to win. Enter on the Gleam App below.


Win a Pack of Name labels from Stickerscape