What layout does the Period Tracker Stickers have?

Weekly and daily planning layouts.

Where is the Period Tracker Stickers made?

Designed, printed and bound in Canada by Hemlock & Oak. Thread-sewn binding, plastic-free packaging.

Period Tracker Stickers

Name: Period Tracker Stickers
Brand: Hemlock & Oak
SKU: SKU-STK-PRDT
Price: 5.00 CAD
Availability: InStock
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A simple, playful way to mark your cycle.

Start and end markers to help track your period, symptoms, routines, or reminders with a little personality. A lighthearted way to keep an eye on your monthly cycle in any planner, journal, or calendar.

Made in Canada

Zero-waste Material

100% Recyclable Sticker and Liner

Full description

Add a simple, playful way to mark your cycle in your planner, journal, or calendar. This sticker sheet features start and end markers to help track your period, symptoms, routines, or reminders with a little personality.

✓ Perfect for planners, journals, and calendars
✓ Created in collaboration with the artist
✓ Designed for period tracking and personal reminders
✓ Made in Canada, zero waste, 100% recyclable

A lighthearted way to keep track of your monthly cycle.

Specifics

Made in Canada
Designed by Frankie Couture. Printed in Canada
Zero-waste paper (100% post-consumer waste)
100% recyclable facestock and liner

Measurements

4.3" x 6" or 110mm x 152mm

Artist Bio

Frankie Couture is a Vancouver-based illustrator and painter creating bold, nature-inspired work with a whimsical, witchy edge. Using expressive line, layered texture, and vibrant colour, they explore humour and the soft magic woven into the natural world.

Period Tracker Stickers

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Period Tracker Stickers

Artist Bio

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