Suatelier Stickers: Sheet Size, Paper & Bonny 1001

Suatelier Bonny sticker sheet drawn to scale at 92 × 150 mm with kiss-cut bunnies, and one bunny moved onto a journal page — A Suatelier sheet at true size; the bunny shapes stand in for the real artwork.

Product facts

Product: Suatelier Stickers, Bonny (Bunny) No. 1001
Brand: Suatelier
Brand origin: South Korea
Made in: Not stated^*
Material: Korean paper, with foil accents on some designs (JetPens)
Price range: $under $5 per pack or book, as sold
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Notes on these facts

Made by Suatelier Design (Seoul). Country of manufacture not stated: JetPens says the stickers are made from Korean paper but doesn't state where they're printed, and Suatelier's own Korean shop didn't load for us on October 22, 2026. Check the package. Price: example listing.
Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026.

Key takeaways

JetPens lists the Bonny (Bunny) No. 1001 sheet at 15.0 × 9.2 cm (5.9 × 3.6 in); its description says 9.4 × 15.0 cm.
One sheet holds 55 Korean paper stickers, from about 0.6 × 0.6 cm to 3.2 × 3.3 cm, per JetPens.
Suatelier numbers its designs: 1001 is Bonny; Planner Stickers run in the 1600s.
JetPens carried 80 Suatelier sticker products on October 22, 2026.
Bonny (Bunny) No. 1001 had 51 reviews at JetPens on October 22, 2026, the most of any Suatelier sticker there.

What are Suatelier stickers?

They’re numbered sheets of small, kiss-cut stickers from Suatelier, a Seoul stationery brand, made for decorating planners and journals. Each design has its own number, and fans collect them by number as much as by theme.

JetPens stocks about 80 Suatelier sticker products. Its most-reviewed, Bonny (Bunny) No. 1001, had 51 reviews when we checked on October 22, 2026, so we use it as the example here.

Suatelier Bonny No. 1001 specs

Spec	Bonny (Bunny) No. 1001
Sheet size	15.0 × 9.2 cm (5.9 × 3.6 in) in JetPens’ specs; 9.4 × 15.0 cm in its description
Stickers	55 per sheet (JetPens)
Sticker sizes	About 0.6 × 0.6 cm to 3.2 × 3.3 cm (0.24 to 1.3 in) (JetPens)
Material	Korean paper, foil accents on some flowers (JetPens)
Sheets per pack	1 (JetPens)
Weight	13 g with packaging (JetPens)
Theme	Bunnies playing with flowers (JetPens)

Suatelier sticker sheet, 92 × 150 mm, drawn to scale over the dashed outline of a 105 × 148 mm A6 page — A Suatelier sheet against an A6 page at one scale.

How big are Suatelier stickers?

The sheet is about the size of an A6 page, and the stickers on it run from fingertip-small to about 3.3 cm. That’s sized for planner boxes: the biggest Bonny sticker fits a Hobonichi Techo daily page, and the smallest dots a single date.

The sheet is 13 mm narrower than A6 and 2 mm taller, 150 mm against 148 mm. JetPens gives the width as 9.4 cm in one place, so allow a couple of millimetres.

What do the Suatelier numbers mean?

Each sheet design has a catalog number, and the ranges roughly follow the product lines. At JetPens, the standard sticker sheets carry numbers such as 1001 (Bonny), 1004 (Panda), 1061 (Daily Plan) and 1075 (Home Sweet Home).

The Daily Deco sheets continue the 1000s, while the Plain Deco planner stickers use the 1600s, such as 1607 and 1610. Search by number when you want an exact sheet.

Which Suatelier stickers should you start with?

Start with a functional sheet and a decorative one. Daily Plan (1061) gives planner icons and labels, while Bonny (1001), Panda (1004) or I Like Bread (1083) add character.

For films and tabs, JetPens also stocks Suatelier’s translucent Plain Planner Stickers and its Planner Sticky Notes. For a Japanese alternative in the same spirit, see the Hobonichi Daily Life of White Cat stickers or Midori planner stickers.

Are Suatelier stickers good value?

Yes: one sheet of 55 stickers sits in our $ band, under $5. That works out to well under a dime per sticker.

They also suit a Hobonichi Techo Original, whose A6 pages match the sheet’s scale.

How do you use Suatelier stickers in a planner?

Use the small ones as icons and the larger ones as the focus of a page. On a sheet like Bonny, the tiny flowers mark dates and tasks, and the 3 cm bunnies anchor a weekly spread or a journal entry.

Kiss-cut paper stickers lift from the backing with a fingernail or tweezers. Paper also blends into the page better than glossy vinyl, so the result looks drawn rather than stuck on.

If you’d rather not peel stickers straight onto a planner, keep a sticker book or the back pages as a staging area. That way you can try layouts before committing.

Where are Suatelier stickers made?

The sources we found don’t say. JetPens says Bonny is printed on Korean paper but gives no country of manufacture, and Suatelier’s own Korean shop didn’t load for us, so check the sleeve.

Blesket, which stocks the brand, says Suatelier was established in South Korea in 2013.

Frequently asked questions

Are Suatelier stickers paper or vinyl?

The standard sheets, including Bonny No. 1001, are paper. Suatelier also makes clear and other films; Blesket lists matte paper, transparent PET and textured finishes across the range.

How many stickers are on a Suatelier sheet?

It varies by design. JetPens counts 55 stickers on the Bonny (Bunny) No. 1001 sheet.

Can you write on Suatelier stickers?

Paper stickers should take pencil and ballpoint like ordinary paper, though we haven't tested them yet; foil areas are unlikely to take ink, so write beside them.

Do Suatelier stickers fit a Hobonichi Techo?

Yes. The largest Bonny sticker is about 3.3 cm, small enough for a Hobonichi daily page, and the whole sheet is close to A6 size.

Where can I buy Suatelier stickers in the US?

JetPens carries about 80 Suatelier sticker products, and smaller stationery shops such as Blesket and Hunter Paper Co. stock some designs.

When was Suatelier founded?

Blesket, a Suatelier stockist, says the brand was established in South Korea in 2013. We couldn't confirm it on Suatelier's own site, which didn't load for us.

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