JOYIN Make-a-face Sticker Sheets 36 pcs 🧩

This pack of playful, mix-and-match animal face stickers turns quiet time into a creative activity for children. Designed for group crafts, party bags and classroom projects, the sheets include multiple eye, mouth and eyebrow options so kids can build silly or sweet expressions and share ideas while they play.

Key Points

The set contains 36 decorative sticker sheets featuring safari, sea and fantasy animals such as lion, monkey, elephant, shark, clownfish, octopus, narwhal, unicorn and dinosaur. Each sheet offers three different designs for eyes, mouths and brows, allowing many combinations that encourage creativity and imaginative play. The stickers are made from paper stock that the manufacturer describes as high quality and they are reusable in many play sessions, which helps reduce waste and extend fun. They work well for birthday activities, art classes and group games, and can be used both at home and in organised events. 😊

Benefits

Play becomes collaborative because the mix-and-match format invites children to swap pieces and compose faces together, enhancing social skills and teamwork. The variety of species and expressions supports storytelling, language practice and role-play, adding educational value to a simple craft. For party organisers the sheets are compact and easy to distribute, making them a practical choice for party bags and activity tables. Note that, according to the manufacturer, the stickers are paper based so they may show wear if removed and reapplied frequently, which is worth considering for very active use. 🎨

Technical Specifications

• Name: JOYIN 36 PCS Make-a-face Sticker Sheets
• Quantity: 36 sheets
• Sheet size: - 25.4 x 17.1 cm
• Themes included: lion, monkey, elephant, shark, clownfish, octopus, narwhal, unicorn, dinosaur
• Material: paper

Usage tips and small limitations are set out below to help you get the most from the set.

Usage Recommendations

For longer-lasting use, apply stickers to paper, card or other dry, clean surfaces rather than repeatedly sticking them to clothing or textured fabrics. Use the sheets during guided craft sessions to prompt group storytelling and fine motor practice. If you plan a party craft station, provide basic supplies such as scissors and glue sticks and supervise young children when cutting is involved. Consider printing simple character templates so children can place sticker features more deliberately and create themed collections for display.