Scene Sticker DIY Kit Kitty Cafe

• Everything included — room card, stickers and reference card are all in the pack
• No cutting, no glueing, no tools: peel off and place
• Every scene turns out differently because you decide the layout
• A calm activity for one evening — on your own or together at the table
• Once furnished, a small decorative piece for a shelf, desk or windowsill
• Soft pinks, creams and wood tones that match the cafe motif

• 1 die-cut room card with an isometric cafe motif
• 1 sticker sheet with furnishings: counter, display cabinets, tables, chairs, lamps, plants
• 1 sticker sheet with characters, pastries and small details
• 1 reference card showing the fully furnished scene
• Motif: a cat cafe with a curved counter, gallery level and spiral staircase
• Illustrated and designed by 2jingis2jing

Take the room card and set it up so that the floor and walls form an angle. Then look at the reference card — it shows a finished cafe and gives you an idea of where each sticker could go. Place the large pieces first: the counter in the middle, cabinets and shelves against the walls, the spiral staircase towards the back. The small things follow — cups, cakes, lamps, plants. Finally you spread the characters around the room, and the empty floor plan turns into a cafe in full swing.

This kit is for anyone who likes working with their hands without starting a big project. You need no experience and no tidy craft table — a bit of desk space and half an hour of quiet are enough to begin. If you enjoy stationery, journaling or miniatures, you will find the same pleasure in the detail here: every sticker is drawn individually, from the milk jug to the slice of cake in the display. Because the scene grows in stages, it works well for two people — one picks, the other places. And since nothing is cut or glued, no scraps are left on the table at the end.

• Lay the stickers down loosely first and look at the arrangement before pressing them on
• Work from back to front: wall shelves first, counter and tables last
• Leave some space empty on purpose — a scene looks calmer when not every surface is filled
• Place the characters last so they end up where something is still missing
• Lean the finished card against a wall or stand it in a picture frame

In the kit: 1 die-cut room card, 1 sticker sheet with furnishings, 1 sticker sheet with characters and 1 reference card. Keep the sheets flat and out of direct sunlight for as long as they are unused. The finished scene is best placed somewhere it will not be handled all the time.

Do I need scissors, glue or other materials?
No. The room card is die-cut and the stickers simply peel off and go straight on.

Do I have to follow the reference card?
No, the reference card is only a suggestion. You are free to arrange the furnishings however you like.

Can I move a sticker again?
That depends on the surface. Lay the stickers out loosely first and press them down only once the arrangement is right.

How long does it take?
Most people furnish a scene in one or two unhurried hours — working in stages is just as fine.

Can the finished scene be displayed?
Yes. The room card can be leaned against something or placed in a frame, so the cafe stays on show.

Does it match the Forest Library kit from the same series?
Yes. Both kits are built the same way and can be displayed side by side.

Get the Scene Sticker DIY Kit Kitty Cafe now and open your own little cat cafe!