If ever the day comes when a kid doesn’t need more stickers, we don’t want any part of it. We have (4) new sets, mostly all critters. You pick—or better yet, let the kid pick: the (21)-piece dog set including Chihuahua, Golden Retriever, and Sheltie amongst many others; the (37)-piece ant set including the classic black critters in various poses or the collection of (16) baby print stickers: (4) sets of handprints and (4) sets of footprints, roughly 1” to 2” in fingerprint-dust color.

Sticker aficionado alert! 3/4" dia. NASA logo stickers. 15 high quality NASA "meatball" vinyl stickers to a sheet so plenty to go around. Teachers give them out during your space explroreation unit. Space lovers, just sticker away.

And smart Boy Scouts keep scrapbooks so they’ll have a way to prove how scrappy they were when their own kids start rolling their eyes at them later. Our Boy Scout Scrapbook Kit measures 12” x 12” and has a dozen Scout-themed pages to insert and embellish with (28) stickers that honor service hours along with letters and numbers, a bunch of Scout slogans and more. It's one of those things you'll regret not doing if you don't, so do it. Add on an additional (8) puffy embellishment stickers—including Be Prepared, the BSA logo and Scout Spirit—at 2” to 4”, just because they're extra-cool.

Jarvis Surplus Note: The Scrapbook has a cardboard cut-out stencil which is cub scout related not boy scouts. Everything else is boy scout. Gotta love Surplus!

From Insect Lore, these amazing foil butterfly stickers have magical 3D wings. Stick them anywhere for glittery, butterfly fun! Each pack includes (10) realistic butterfly stickers in assorted colors, and you’ll get (2) packs. Everyone knows someone who loves butterflies. Ages 4+.

Stamper alert. This awesome rubber stamp features a 1-1/2" wide x 5-3/4" long Peacock in repose with its tail feathers sprawling out behind it. Makes for an elegant addition to postcards, scrapbooks or other crafts. These are stamps only, so you'll need to attach them to some sort of handle--but that's easy for someone with talent like yours.

Then stick with us, kiddo. We've got a gallimaufry of gorgeous sticky thingies for your scrapbooking, present wrapping, billboarding, and any other inging you can think of. These aren't your flat stickers—they're padded and puffy, roughly 1” to 4”. You pick: the Christmas collection has holly sprigs, joy, hope, 'tis the season and more, (9) total; or the (9)-piece Teacher Pack, with an apple, world's best, best year ever, and more; or the Music Pack with (13) sticky notes, instruments and words like Jazz, Band, Choir and Perform; or the Medical Group with (14) tongue depressors, reflex hammer, stethoscope, pill bottle, syringe and The Doctor is In sign, plus more.

Our assortment of Paper Shapers are little thumb-punches for crafters, scrapbookers, artists and teachers everywhere. They're 2-1/2" long and they punch out shapes approx 3/4" across. You pick from a staggering array that includes a splash, patchwork, California, Idaho, tug-of-war, a mountain range and more.

Plus mermaids and tigers and hearts and flowers and a bunch of other things for boys and girls, all in our very assorted collection of temporary tattoos. Some are 2-packs of arm bands, some are in loose sheets of (9) or (10) tats, but we'll pick a pack that will look just stunning no matter where you stick them. And yes, that headline should have another apostrophe ('N'), but we're using the official Guns N' Roses precedent. 'Cause those guys love tats, too.

Call it the fussbudget's traveling label kit. This small plastic stencil is just 3-3/4" x 2-1/4" but has the full uppercase alphabet in a 1/4" sans serif font, plus numbers 0 to 9, a backslash, and a dash. And you get a pack of (10), so you can share them with (9) other fussbudgets, or your art class.

Invasion from space. Our each is (2) packs of (2) sets each of Space Invadery pixilated decals, including a sheet of (12) at 5/8” to 3” and a sheet of (18) from 3/8” dia to 4-1/2” x 1/2”, including a bunch of beeps, blips and 0101s. Packed in a jewel case just like CDs come in because, we figure, there’s a good surplus market in those cases.