Printable Stickers Club on Skool: How Mim Jenkinson Serves 1,600+ Crafters at $7/Month With a Monthly Drop Model

Printable Stickers Club is a 1,657-member Skool community at $7/month or $49/year where sticker designer Mim Jenkinson delivers 10 or more new printable sticker sheets every month, in PDF and PNG for scissors, Cricut or Silhouette, with unlimited reprints forever. It is the clearest volume play we have covered in the Hobbies lane: a near-impulse price, a physical-adjacent digital product with obvious per-unit value, and a join-today hook that hands new members last month's collection on the spot.

The founder does the selling

Mim Jenkinson

Self-described sticker-obsessed Brit in Australia, with 20,000+ sticker-making students and members across her products, and an online business coach at The Unstuck Society. Printable Stickers Club is her monthly-drop membership for crafters.

The credential is the scale of the existing audience, and it explains the pricing: at 20,000+ students accumulated across sticker products and courses, Mim is not building an audience with this community, she is monetizing one she already owns. A $7 price point is a volume decision only a creator with an existing funnel can make work this well.

What Printable Stickers Club sells

The page opens with urgency that renews itself monthly, itemizes the drop, then prices it against Etsy. Below is the copy word for word, with the key moves numbered. Hover a number to see what each line is doing.

Read as a builder, this is a supplies subscription wearing a community skin. The member is not promised transformation, accountability or coaching; she is promised a parcel of digital craft supplies every month at a price below one Etsy purchase. That makes retention a function of drop quality and theme variety, which the long current-collection list is there to prove.

Who else is competing for this buyer

The crafter already buys stickers somewhere, and the page knows exactly where.

The Etsy row is the argument the page itself makes: one month of membership costs roughly one Etsy sheet, and delivers ten plus. Against physical subscriptions, the no-shipping instant-download line flips the usual weakness of digital products, nothing arrives in the mail, into the strength: it can never run out.

The funnel, step by step

The annual tier is the acquisition move: $49 against a stated $84, plus a bundled course, is the same annual-as-asset pattern we logged at Samuel Earp's art school. And the join-today bonus of last month's collection is the smartest urgency mechanic in the lane, because it renews itself automatically and can never appear stale, unlike the expired dated deadlines we keep cataloguing on other pages.

The formula you can copy

Price against the buyer's receipts. "Designs you'd pay $$$ for on Etsy" works because the buyer can check her own purchase history, the same commodity-backed logic as Embroidery Mastery's included digitized files.

Sell consumption, not curriculum. Some niches want supplies and delight, not transformation. A drop model at an impulse price can out-retain a course because there is nothing to fall behind on.

Make urgency self-renewing. A rolling join-today bonus beats every dated deadline we have catalogued. The pricing mechanics are covered in how to price a Skool community, and the membership-tier structure in Skool membership tiers.

Frequently asked questions

What is Printable Stickers Club on Skool?

A paid Skool community run by sticker designer Mim Jenkinson that delivers 10 or more new printable sticker sheets every month in PDF and PNG, printable unlimited times, with print-and-cut instructions and seasonal themes. It has 1,657 members at $7/month or $49/year at the founding member rate.

Who is Mim Jenkinson?

A sticker designer and online business coach, a Brit based in Australia, whose bio counts 20,000+ sticker-making students and members across her products. She designs the club's monthly collections herself, per the about page.

How much does Printable Stickers Club cost?

$7 per month, or $49 per year at the founding member rate the page lists against a normal $84, a stated 42 percent saving that also bundles her Print + Cut Kit course. Joining today also adds last month's collection, per the page.

How do you make printable stickers with a Cricut?

The standard flow: print the sticker sheet PDF or PNG on sticker paper, then use the Cricut's print-then-cut feature to cut around each design. The club's sheets are formatted for Cricut Xtra, Maker and Explore as well as Silhouette machines or plain scissors, and membership includes print-and-cut instructions.

Do you need design skills to use the club?

No. The page is explicit that no design skills are needed, just print, cut and enjoy. It is a supplies membership rather than a design course; members receive finished professional designs monthly.

What is the lesson for other community builders?

At the right price, volume plus delight is a complete offer. Anchor your fee against what the buyer already spends elsewhere, deliver a drop she can consume rather than a course she can fall behind on, and build urgency that renews itself instead of a deadline that rots.