BGM Icing Sticker Sheets: Raised Iced-Cookie Stickers

Five BGM Icing sticker sheets side by side, each 95 by 170 mm, in pink, green, gray, red-orange and golden tones, with larger stickers above and a grid of minis below — Five Icing designs to one scale: 95 × 170 mm each, minis on the lower half. Original illustration made for this guide. © Stationery Times.

Product facts

Product

BGM Sticker Sheet Icing Stickers (95 × 170 mm; regular and foil-stamped series)

Brand

BGM

Brand origin

Japan

Made in

China^*

Material

PET

Good for

Journaling and planning

Price range

$$$5–20 per pack or book, as sold

Colors

Dreamy Afternoon (pink)

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Notes on these facts

Made in China: Paper Whisper lists four Icing designs (Fluffy Friends, Lovely Cat Day, Soft Bouquet, Sweet Moments) as made in China. Yoseka and bungu.store don't state an origin, and we couldn't read BGM's own site. Source. Price: example listing.
Colors: names per Yoseka Stationery product photos, checked November 3, 2026. Each sheet has one dominant tone. Tints were sampled from Yoseka's product photos and are approximate; the sheets also carry many small multicolored designs. Tints are representative, not measured. Shops stock different colors.
How we test and disclose samples: How we test stationery.
Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43 = CZK 21.7; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).

Key takeaways

Each Icing sheet is PET with a slightly raised, matte, textured surface that looks like iced cookies, per Yoseka and Paper Whisper.
bungu.store lists the sheet at 95 × 170 mm, with one sheet per pack.
bungu.store lists the regular series at ¥700 (about US$4.43) and the foil-stamped series at ¥800 (about US$5.06), six designs each.
Yoseka sold five Icing designs at US$5.00 each on November 3, 2026, in our $$ band ($5–20); Cat Days was sold out.
Yoseka says each sheet works as a 2-way sticker: the smaller designs on the lower half are sized for nail art.

What are BGM Icing Sticker Sheets?

They are PET sticker sheets whose raised, matte surface is meant to look like iced cookies. Yoseka describes “a delightful three-dimensional look” with “a slightly textured matte finish”, and Paper Whisper calls it a grainy matte texture. Each sheet mixes larger designs with smaller ones, so one sheet covers both a journal page and a few small accents.

BGM is a Tokyo stationery brand founded in 2016, according to the Swedish retailer Tidformera, and is best known for washi tape. We couldn’t read BGM’s own site, bgm.co.jp, from our servers, so everything here comes from retailers: Yoseka (US), bungu.store (Japan) and Paper Whisper. Where they differ, we say so.

BGM Icing Sticker Sheet specs

Spec	Value
Brand	BGM (Tokyo)
Material	PET
Surface	Slightly raised, matte, grainy texture
Sheet size	95 × 170 mm (3.7 × 6.7 in), one sheet per pack, per bungu.store (regular series)
Series	Regular (six designs) and foil-stamped (six designs), per bungu.store
Japan price	¥700 (about US$4.43) regular, ¥800 (about US$5.06) foil, per bungu.store
US price	US$5.00 per sheet at Yoseka (November 3, 2026)
Made in	China, per Paper Whisper (four designs); not stated elsewhere

One BGM Icing sticker sheet, 95 by 170 mm, with larger designs on the upper part and a grid of nail-size minis on the lower half — Layout of one sheet: larger designs on top, minis on the lower half. Shapes are generic outlines. Original illustration made for this guide. © Stationery Times.

Which Icing designs exist?

bungu.store lists twelve: six regular and six foil-stamped. Yoseka carries five of the foil names.

Series	Designs	Source
Regular, ¥700 (about US$4.43)	Colorful Fruits, Soft Drinks, Colors of Daily Life, Sea and Sky, Animal Meets, Bloom	bungu.store
Foil-stamped, ¥800 (about US$5.06)	Sweet Moments, Cat Day, Fluffy Bouquet, Dreamy Afternoon, Fluffy Friends, Relaxed Days	bungu.store
Sold by Yoseka, US$5.00	Sweet Moments, Cat Days, Dreamy Afternoon, Fluffy Friends, Relaxed Days	Yoseka

Paper Whisper’s names differ a little: Lovely Cat Day and Soft Bouquet. They may be the same designs as Cat Day and Fluffy Bouquet, but no page says so, so we don’t treat them as proven. Paper Whisper describes Sweet Moments as cakes, coffee and pastries in warm, retro tones, Fluffy Friends as animals, desserts and faces, Lovely Cat Day as relaxed cats with ears and paws at the bottom, and Soft Bouquet as pastel florals.

Can you use Icing stickers on nails?

Yoseka says yes: each sheet is a 2-way sticker, and the mini designs on the lower half are the nail-size ones. Its instructions are to apply your nail color or base coat, place the sticker with tweezers, press gently, then finish with a top coat to make it last. We haven’t tried this.

Yoseka also sells a BGM Sticker Tweezer (stainless steel body, 40 × 170 × 8 mm, 14 g) at US$3.50. It was sold out on November 3, 2026, and Yoseka’s listing codes marked it discontinued.

Are they good for journals and planners?

Yes for decoration, with one limit: they are plastic, not paper. Yoseka suggests notebooks, phone cases, accessories and other small items, and bungu.store says the foil series is thin enough to sit flat in a planner without bulk. The raised texture is the point, so expect a tactile accent rather than a flat sticker you write over.

For a flat, writable option see the Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set. For loose washi accents from the same brand, see BGM IPPAI flake stickers.

Who is the BGM Icing Sticker Sheet for?

It suits people who decorate journals and planners with raised, thin accents, and want nail-size minis on the same sheet.

Journaling and planning: bungu.store describes the PET sheets as thin enough to sit flat in a planner without bulk, on a 95 × 170 mm sheet.

Skip it if you want paper stickers you can write on: the sheets are PET with a textured matte surface.

Which Icing design should you buy?

Pick by motif: every sheet has the same size, material and texture, so the artwork is the only real difference. Cat Days suits pet pages, Sweet Moments café and recipe pages, Fluffy Friends general decoration. The regular series’ fruit, drink and sea themes are sold in Japan; we found them at bungu.store only.

At US$5.00 a sheet, two designs for one spread cost US$10.00 at Yoseka. Cat Days was sold out at Yoseka on November 3, 2026, so check stock first.

Do we know where Icing stickers are made?

Paper Whisper lists four Icing designs as made in China, although BGM is a Japanese brand. Yoseka and bungu.store don’t state an origin, and we couldn’t reach BGM’s site to check, so the origin of the other designs is unconfirmed.

Frequently asked questions

What are BGM Icing stickers made of?

PET, a plastic film, per Yoseka and Paper Whisper. The surface is slightly raised with a grainy matte texture, meant to look like iced cookies.

How big is a BGM Icing sticker sheet?

bungu.store lists 95 × 170 mm (3.7 × 6.7 in) for its regular Icing series, one sheet per pack. Its foil listing doesn't state a size, and Yoseka and Paper Whisper list none.

Can you use BGM Icing stickers on nails?

Yoseka says they are 2-way stickers: it recommends the mini designs on the lower half of the sheet for nails, placed with tweezers over nail color and sealed with a top coat. We haven't tested it.

How many Icing designs are there?

bungu.store lists six regular designs (Colorful Fruits, Soft Drinks, Colors of Daily Life, Sea and Sky, Animal Meets, Bloom) and six foil-stamped designs. Yoseka carries five of the foil names.

How much do BGM Icing stickers cost?

Yoseka listed US$5.00 per sheet on November 3, 2026, in our $$ band. bungu.store lists ¥700 (about US$4.43) for the regular series and ¥800 (about US$5.06) for the foil series.

Are BGM Icing stickers foil-stamped?

Some series are. bungu.store lists a foil-stamped Icing series on a matte surface, and its design names match the five Yoseka sells, though Yoseka's text doesn't mention foil.

Where are BGM Icing stickers made?

Paper Whisper lists four designs as made in China. BGM is a Japanese brand, and neither Yoseka nor bungu.store states an origin.

Are BGM Icing stickers removable?

No retailer we read says they are removable or repositionable. Yoseka says only that they suit notebooks, phone cases, accessories and other small items.

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