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Library Card To-Do List Sticky Notes
Library Card To-Do List Sticky Notes
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Your to-do list is officially overdue.
Inspired by classic vintage library checkout cards, the Library Card To-Do List Sticky Notes turn everyday tasks into something a little more bookish. Designed to look like an old-fashioned library card, these sticky notes are perfect for jotting down appointments, errands, reading reminders, daily tasks, and all those little things you'd rather not forget.
With 50 full-color sticky sheets, there's plenty of room for daily lists while the official Post-it® adhesive backing lets you stick your notes inside a planner, on your desk, beside your computer, or anywhere else you need a reminder.
The nostalgic library card design makes these especially fun for readers, writers, librarians, teachers, book collectors, and stationery lovers. Use them for everyday planning, tuck one into your reading journal, create bookish task lists, or leave a note inside your current read.
Perfect for dark academia, vintage library, literary, and bookish stationery aesthetics, these mini sticky notes bring a little old-school library charm to even the most ordinary errands.
Features
- Includes 1 sticky note pad
- 3" x 3"
- 50 sheets per pad
- Vintage library card-inspired design
- Full-color printed sheets
- Official Post-it® adhesive backing
- No magnetic backing
- Compact size for planners, journals, desks, and books
Perfect For
- Daily to-do lists
- Planners and bullet journals
- Reading journals and book logs
- Bookish stationery collections
- Dark academia and vintage library aesthetics
- Desk and office organization
- Readers and book lovers
- Writers and journalers
- Librarians and library lovers
- Teachers and students
- Gifts for readers and writers
- Stocking stuffers and bookish gift baskets
Practical, nostalgic, and delightfully bookish, the Library Card To-Do List Sticky Notes make tackling your daily list feel just a little more like spending the afternoon in an old library.
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