You can create waterproof, glossy silver cutting stickers for 180 yen each, which would cost 350 yen each if you made them yourself. You can make 5 stickers if you take your time, but the number of finished stickers will decrease if you make mistakes. Recommended for those who like DIY projects. Unlike alphabets, small curved letters look messy unless cut by a machine, so you will start with the letters already cut. Photo 1: One sheet with the letters cut out of the silver part only and one transfer sheet are included. Photo 2: It is a glossy type with reflections on the sticker. Photo 3: Cut both into 5 equal parts with a cutter knife or similar tool. They are 33mm each. Photo 4: Use a design knife, art knife, tweezers, etc. (available at 100-yen shops) to peel off the unnecessary parts, pressing down with tweezers so that the letters don't come off. Photo 5: Apply masking tape to the top half of the transparent surface of the transfer sheet. Photo 6: Place the transfer sheet on top of the peeled letters. Photo 7: Align the transfer sheet with the left side of the peeled letters. Photo 8: Fold and secure the masking tape to fix the transfer sheet and the peeled letters. Photo 9: Peel off the backing paper of the transfer sheet. Photo 10: Fold and apply the transfer sheet to the peeled letters. Photo 11: Rub the transfer sheet and the peeled letters with a squeegee or similar tool. Available at 100-yen shops, but a ruler will also work. Photo 12: Rub until the transfer sheet and the peeled letters adhere completely, and it's done. Make 5 stickers using this procedure. Letter size is approximately 30mm x 37.5mm. Square size is approximately 32mm x 39.5mm. For application instructions, please refer to the instructions for Soji cutting stickers S and M. *For anonymous shipping, there will be an additional charge of 95 yen, so please let me know in the comments before purchasing. Soji is a combination of the characters "宗" (Sō - sect/school), "主" (Shu - lord/master), and "神" (Shin - god/spirit), and is believed to be a venerable kanji with strong power and high energy. It is said to contain three important elements: "love," "harmony," and "gratitude." It is considered a character that expresses the richness and happiness of life when these words are united. It is said to be a very popular character that was erased by the GHQ after the war because of its overwhelming energy. I hope that many people will have a better experience.