Jekyll2026-09-11T20:31:37-05:00/feed.xmlToasty Peel ShopToasty Peel Shop makes small die-cut stickers with big good-day energy. Browse the lineup, request a custom peel, or ask about bulk orders.The shop is warming up2026-09-08T00:00:00-05:002026-09-08T00:00:00-05:00/the-shop-is-warming-upSix designs are printed. One website exists. A checkout does not, yet.

That is the honest status of Toasty Peel Shop today, and it felt better to put up a real page than to sit on it until everything was perfect.

What is ready

  • The first six designs, printed on waterproof vinyl with a UV laminate
  • Custom requests, which are open right now
  • Wholesale conversations for shops that want a counter jar

What is not

Checkout. It is being set up on AnyCart, and when it opens the Shop buttons on the lineup turn on by themselves. Until then, if you want a set, ask - it is a short email, not a whole ordeal.

Stay toasty.

]]>Why we die cut everything2026-08-26T00:00:00-05:002026-08-26T00:00:00-05:00/why-die-cut-mattersThe difference between a sticker that looks homemade and one that looks made is usually the cut line.

A rectangle is cheaper to produce. It also puts a hard border around artwork that was never drawn with a border, which is why so many first-run stickers look slightly off without anyone being able to say why.

What die cutting does

It follows the drawing. Toasty’s peeled corner stays a peeled corner instead of getting swallowed by a white box, and the silhouette reads from across a room - which is the whole job of a sticker on a laptop lid.

The tradeoff

It costs more and it takes an extra proofing step, because the cut path has to be drawn and checked separately from the art. Worth it every time, especially on anything with a strong outline.

More good peels soon.

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