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Planned by Jysla Patreon Postcard + Sticker

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Planned By Jysla’s 2026 Patreon Postcard + Sticker is a limited stationery item available through the brand’s online shop. The product consists of a postcard accompanied by a sticker, with an optional personalised message written by the creator on the back of the postcard.

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Product Details

The 2026 Patreon Postcard + Sticker is available at a low price as part of Planned by Jysla’s stationery collection. The front of the postcard has a themed design, and the creator will write a personalised note on the back for customers who share a prompt like a 2026 goal or personal win. This personalization sets it apart from regular postcards.

The sticker is a small decoration for journals, planners, or stationery. Limited quantities are printed, and customers can receive alerts for new stock.

Brand Background: Planned By Jysla

Planned By Jysla is a Sydney-based stationery brand created by Jess, who is passionate about planners and minimal stationery. She uses creative journaling and planning to organise and express herself, which inspires her products. Jess also shares her small business journey on YouTube and Patreon, providing printables, stickers, and workshops. The brand includes behind-the-scenes content and focuses on community.

Jess’s background includes a transition from photography to running her own creative business. She draws on personal experience with planning, journalling, and small business growth in developing products designed for clarity, minimalism, and functional creativity.

Availability and Context

The 2026 Patreon Postcard + Sticker highlights Planned By Jysla’s connection with her audience on Patreon and in shops. It stands out among stationery items by offering a personalized messaging option for customers to share their thoughts and goals for 2026.

This item is part of Planned By Jysla’s mindful stationery approach, focusing on simple, purposeful design for everyday planning, journaling, and correspondence. It aligns with the brand’s broader editorial content, including vlogs, podcasts, and workshops shared through Patreon.

Photo credit: Planned by Jysla

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