PaperDollzCo Sticker Kits for Hobonichi Weeks: What Fits and What Doesn't

Quick answer

For a Hobonichi Weeks, start with the PaperDollzCo Hobonichi Kit for Hobonichi Weeks: its Hobo Weeks sticker measures 3.2" x 6.8" and its collections sticker measures 3.5" x 4.9", so it is built for the Weeks page shape. The Mythical Fairy Tales Hobonichi A6 Daily Sticker Kit is sized 4.5" x 6" and is made for A6 planners, so it will not sit cleanly on a Weeks spread without trimming. Icon sheets like Plane Ride are best for filling small gaps after the main kit.

Hobonichi Weeks pages are narrow and tall, so the sticker sheet that looks generous online can feel cramped once you peel it. The fastest way to avoid that mismatch is to compare sheet dimensions against the page you actually write on, not against the planner brand name alone.

PaperDollzCo sells both Weeks-specific kits and A6-specific kits, and the difference is mostly in the cut layout rather than the artwork. Below is a practical comparison of the Hobonichi Weeks kits, the A6 daily kit, and the smaller icon sheets, with the trade-offs you should weigh before ordering.

Weeks kits versus A6 kits: the size gap that decides everything

The PaperDollzCo Hobonichi Kit for Hobonichi Weeks (hw045, hw141, and hw228) uses a Hobo Weeks sticker at 3.2" x 6.8" plus a collections sticker at 3.5" x 4.9". That tall, narrow sheet mirrors the Weeks page, so a full column of headers, boxes, and decorative pieces can be placed without cutting across artwork. The Mythical Fairy Tales Hobonichi A6 Daily Sticker Kit is 4.5" x 6", which is wider and shorter; it is designed for A6 daily pages, not for the Weeks layout.

In practice, this means the Weeks kit is the lower-effort choice for a Hobonichi Weeks spread. The A6 kit can still be used in a Weeks, but you will be trimming pieces or placing only part of a design, and the header, bullets, and counter-collection elements are arranged for a wider page. If you already own the A6 kit, treat it as a source of individual pieces rather than a full weekly layout.

• Measure your open page before ordering: a 3.2" x 6.8" Hobo Weeks sticker is built to fill a Weeks column, while a 4.5" x 6" A6 sticker is built for a wider daily page.
• If you plan a full weekly spread, choose a Weeks kit; if you plan daily journaling, the A6 kit matches that page shape better.

Sticker paper versus premium matte vinyl

Both the Weeks kits and the A6 daily kit are offered in sticker paper and premium matte vinyl. Sticker paper is described as matte, writable, and blue-backed. Premium matte vinyl is described as thinner with more vibrant colors. The trade-off is straightforward: if you write on top of stickers, sticker paper is the safer default because it is explicitly writable. If you want color to pop and do not need to write over the sticker, vinyl gives you the richer finish.

The Plane Ride icon sheet lists sticker paper and transparent sticker as its material options, which changes the calculation slightly. Transparent sticker is useful for layering over existing color or text, but it is not listed as writable, so it is a poor choice for labels you intend to write on. Match the material to the job: writable paper for functional labels, vinyl or transparent for decoration and layering.

• Choose sticker paper when the sticker will carry handwritten notes, dates, or checkboxes.
• Choose premium matte vinyl when color vibrancy matters more than writing on the sticker surface.

Full kits versus icon sheets: coverage and flexibility

A PaperDollzCo Hobonichi Weeks kit gives you a coordinated set: the main Weeks sheet plus a collections sticker. The Mythical Fairy Tales A6 kit adds a doll of your choice, a washi sticker at the bottom, a header, bullets, and items from counter collection designs, with nine doll options. That is more pre-arranged structure per sheet, which speeds up planning but locks you into the included layout.

The Plane Ride icon sheet is the opposite approach. At 3.5" x 4.9" with micro and mini sticker sizes, it is designed for tiny functional details and compact planning spaces. Icons will not cover a weekly spread on their own, but they fill gaps, mark appointments, and add small visual anchors without overwhelming a narrow Weeks column. Many planners use a kit for the main layout and icons for the leftover corners.

• Buy a kit when you want a ready-made weekly structure; buy icon sheets when you want to fill specific small spaces.
• Nine doll options on the A6 kit means you can match a character to your current spread theme, but the sheet size still limits it to A6-style pages.

Trade-offs to weigh before you buy

• Weeks kit: fit versus variety: The 3.2" x 6.8" Hobo Weeks sheet is shaped for the Weeks page, which reduces trimming but limits you to the layout the designer arranged. Best when you want a fast, clean weekly spread with minimal cutting.
• A6 daily kit: more elements versus page mismatch: The 4.5" x 6" A6 kit includes a doll, washi sticker, header, bullets, and counter collection items, but it is sized for A6 pages rather than Weeks. Best for Hobonichi A6 users; Weeks users should expect to trim or use it piece by piece.
• Icon sheet: precision versus coverage: Plane Ride icons at micro and mini sizes fit small spaces well, but a 3.5" x 4.9" sheet will not cover a weekly layout on its own. Best as a supplement to a kit, not as a replacement.
• Sticker paper versus vinyl: writability versus color: Sticker paper is matte, writable, and blue-backed; premium matte vinyl is thinner with more vibrant colors. Pick paper for functional writing, vinyl for visual impact.

Product facts that affect fit

• Hobonichi Kit for Hobonichi Weeks | hw045 | c175: Hobo Weeks sticker is 3.2" x 6.8"; collections sticker is 3.5" x 4.9"; available in sticker paper (matte, writable, blue backing) or premium matte vinyl (more vibrant colors). The tall, narrow sheet matches the Weeks page shape, so you can lay out a full column without trimming across the design.
• Mythical Fairy Tales Hobonichi A6 Daily Sticker Kit - a042: Sticker size is 4.5" x 6"; fits A6 planners specifically Hobonichi A6; contains a doll of your choice, washi sticker, header, bullets, and counter collection items; available in 9 doll options. It is built for the wider A6 page, so using it in a Weeks usually means trimming or partial placement rather than a drop-in weekly layout.
• Plane Ride | Activities Planner Sticker | Icon | i070: Sticker sheet size is 3.5" x 4.9"; material options are sticker paper and transparent sticker; sticker sizes include micro at approximately 0.6 cm and mini. Micro and mini icons fit the narrow Weeks column for functional marks, but transparent sticker is not described as writable, so it is better for layering than for labels.

Which PaperDollzCo option fits your Hobonichi Weeks

Best for

• Hobonichi Weeks users who want a ready-made weekly layout without trimming
• Planners who write on stickers and need a matte, writable surface
• Buyers who want a coordinated kit plus a collections sticker in one purchase

Not for

• Hobonichi A6 daily page users, who should choose the Mythical Fairy Tales A6 kit instead
• Planners who only need tiny functional marks and do not want a full weekly kit
• Anyone who needs to write on transparent stickers, since the icon sheet's transparent option is not described as writable

If your planner is a Hobonichi Weeks, the Weeks-specific kit is the cleanest fit because its 3.2" x 6.8" sheet follows the page shape. Add an icon sheet for small gaps, and reserve the A6 daily kit for A6 pages or for trimming into individual pieces. Match the material to whether you write on stickers, and you will avoid the most common fit problem before it reaches your page.