Sheetwork Studio Templates
US Letter Scaled Stickers
1:6 - 1.42in x 1.941in - 25ct
Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
Sheet ID: rectangle08
Day Added: August 6 2026
Made For: Sheetworks Studio
This layout contains rectangles sized at 1.42in × 1.83in, proportionally reduced from the US Letter aspect ratio and adapted for Fashion Doll Scale (1:6).This size works well for small stickers, tiny journaling pieces, decorative labels, planner accents, ephemera elements, and other compact paper‑craft projects. The Letter‑scaled proportions ensure clean alignment, balanced layouts, and a consistent visual style across all miniature and fashion‑doll printables.
Download the ZIP file and leave it exactly as it is. Do not unzip or rename it. Open Sheetworks Studio and choose File → Import New Template. The app will install the template automatically. Please note: Importing templates in Sheetworks Studio requires a purchased registration number. With one single purchase, you can download and import as many templates as you want — no additional fees, no in‑app charges.
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Random Quick Tip!
Multi Media Rosie BunniesMake several easter eggs out of many different crafting techniques such as crochet, plastic canvas, knitting, sewing, painting, whatever you can think of and put them all into a cute little basket that has colorful plastic easter grass and ribbon. Use it for your Easter Dinner Centerpiece.
