Coquette Bunny Botanical Garden, The New Spring Sticker Drop
A cottagecore sticker set featuring ribboned bunnies, pressed florals, and soft botanical details, hand-illustrated for planners and journals.
Some designs feel like a daydream. The Coquette Bunny Botanical Garden set started that way, a weekend spent drawing pink ribbons and tiny pressed wildflowers, and before I knew it a whole little universe of bunnies had moved into the design.
This is my newest sticker set, and honestly my favorite to draw in a long time. Every bunny in the set is hand-illustrated in a soft cottagecore palette, milky cream, dusty rose, sage, and the faintest lavender, with pressed botanicals, ribbons, and tiny strawberries tucked into the margins.
The set includes a mix of larger hero bunnies and smaller filler stickers, mushrooms, florals, butterflies, little script words, so you have plenty of pieces to build out a spread. It’s designed to be mixed and matched; pair the big bunny with a cluster of small florals and suddenly a plain planner page looks like a garden.
I’ve been sticking these in my bullet journal, on gift tags, and on the front of handmade cards. They work beautifully as journal accents, but they also make a sweet self-indulgence for a Sunday reset spread.
If you already collect the pink-cream family, this sheet layers naturally over the Strawberry Bunny sheet and the Strawberry Matcha Bunny sheet. Three sheets, one palette, endless spreads.
Printed on recycled matte paper, cut by hand at the edges, and shipped in a rigid kraft mailer with a surprise tucked inside. Not waterproof, this one is built for the soft inside pages of a notebook.
