Drop the needle and the stars start to turn.

Some albums deserve the whole ritual, and this turntable sticker is drawn for those evenings: Vinyl Days Forever shows a pink-and-cream record player with stars looping up from its spinning record. It belongs within reach of the shelf where your albums stand, and it travels well inside a sleeve when you pass a favorite on.

The design: stars on a loop above the platter

Start at the top of the picture, where thin cream lines cross over one another like the paths of tiny orbits. Five stars ride those lines, two cream, two yellow and one small pink, as if the music had lifted off the record and kept circling. A yellow starburst with eight points flashes on each side, and little four-point sparkles and dots are sprinkled through the gaps.

Underneath it all is the machine doing the work: a home record player seen from a slight angle, its flat deck cream on top and pink along the sides. Three round knobs and two small pink buttons sit on the front beside a dark slot. A black record lies on the deck, its grooves drawn as fine rings around a pink label, and a cream tonearm on a pink post swings across from the top right and touches down on the grooves.

The three words of the name wrap the scene in chunky, rounded capitals the color of cream: two arched over the top with a tiny sparkle between them, the third curved along the bottom. Everything is drawn flat, with thin dark outlines and a retro cartoon feel, on a square of very dark navy.

It is a small flag for a habit that refuses to fade: sliding an album from its sleeve, lowering the arm and letting the room fill up. The stars are what the first track feels like.

What this turntable sticker is made of

• Comes kiss-cut: a white margin runs around the printed square, corners gently rounded
• Because the film is impossible to see through, you can place it straight over another sticker or over paint
• Fast, easy application, and the film is made so no bubbles form as you smooth it on
• The vinyl is durable, which matters on things you open, carry and close day after day
• One bit of prep is all it asks: clean the surface before applying

Who it's for

Album collectors, weekend flea-market diggers, the roommate whose record player never gets a day off, and anyone who files music by spine instead of by playlist. A laptop, a notebook, the lid of a box of 45s: any smooth surface near your records will do. It makes a small extra for a college send-off, a gift swap among music friends or a just-because note to the person who lent you your first album.

Quick answers

What do the size names mean for this design?

The first three are true to their names: the art fills a square of about 3″, 4″ or 5½″. The 15″×3.75″ name describes the sheet; on it the design is printed once, as a square of about 3¾″ (9.5 cm) in the middle.

Which parts of the photos are the sticker?

The dark square with the white border. Everything on it is printed: the record player, the stars, the starbursts and the three-word name. The letter tiles and paper cutouts lying beside it were added for a seasonal photo shoot.

Do I get one sticker or several?

One. Each size option is a single sticker with this one design, so raise the quantity if a second is meant for a friend.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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