
UCEI UV DTF Transfer Stickers for Glass Cups, 10 Sheets Waterproof Cherry Blossom Japanese Pagoda Decals for Tumblers Jars, Self Adhesive Sakura Floral Stickers
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UCEI's UV DTF transfer stickers are a 10-sheet set of watercolor cherry blossom scenes: Japanese pagodas, red paper lanterns, temple bridges and sakura branches. Large panoramic sheets run about 9.45 by 4.33 inches, sized to wrap around cylindrical glass jars, with smaller individual elements on the other sheets. The UV DTF print keeps soft pink gradients and transparent areas so the glass shows through, and the waterproof, scratch-resistant coating is meant to survive dishwashing without fading or yellowing. They suit crafters decorating tumblers, jars and junk journals who want a hand-painted look without painting. Unlike rub-on vinyl decals, these go on with a peel, position, squeegee and film-removal routine, no heat press needed.
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This set includes 10 UV DTF transfer stickers with a watercolor-style Japanese cherry blossom theme. The designs show pagodas, red paper lanterns, temple bridges and cherry blossoms in soft pink. The set has large panoramic scenes and smaller pieces such as cherry blossom branches, scattered petals and architectural details.
The stickers have a crystal-clear backing and transparent areas, so the glass shows through. The coating is waterproof and scratch-resistant, and it is made to hold up through daily use and dishwashing without fading or yellowing. The large scenes suit cylindrical glass jars, including jars with cork lids.
To apply, clean the glass thoroughly and peel the sticker from its backing. Position it, then rub firmly with a squeegee from the center outward. Remove the protective film last. No heat press or special tools are needed.



