Una hoja de seis pegatinas troqueladas del Cascanueces, sin titular, pintadas en estilo de cuento ilustrado. Muestra dos cascanueces soldado en rojo y rosa, una bailarina con tutú rosa, un tambor, un rey ratón con corona y un dulce de ciruela morado, cada uno con borde blanco. Reutiliza las pegatinas en tus invitaciones, tarjetas o etiquetas del Cascanueces y añade un nombre, una fecha o un mensaje.

Create a clean square sticker sheet on a completely plain, pure white background. Show exactly six separate die-cut stickers, arranged as a spacious, balanced grid of three columns by two rows. Each sticker is an independent illustration with its own clearly visible, thick white die-cut border and a very soft neutral edge shadow so the white border stays distinguishable from the white page. Keep all six fully in frame, evenly spaced, with no overlap. Top row, left to right: a classic red Nutcracker soldier in a tall black hat, crimson tunic, crisp white trousers, glossy black boots, gold buttons and belt; a pink Nutcracker soldier with a tall black hat, rosy pink tunic, cream trousers and antique-gold buttons; a graceful ballerina in a cream-and-pink tutu, poised en pointe with delicate ballet slippers and a small gold tiara. Bottom row, left to right: a small ornate toy drum with crimson and emerald panels, gold rims and crossed gold drumsticks; a regal Mouse King with soft gray fur, large ears, a crimson cape and a tiny antique-gold crown; one jewel-like purple sugar plum candy with a frosted sugar sparkle and a small golden leaf-and-crown accent. Give every figure and object a crisp, readable silhouette, charming painted storybook detail, and the slightly glossy finish of collectible wooden toys. Use rich crimson red, deep emerald green, warm cream, antique gold, black, pink and plum. Add restrained warm golden highlights and tiny glitter accents on the stickers only. Keep the page behind them plain white and unadorned. No stage, curtains, frame, scenery, extra objects, lettering, headline, labels, logos, or watermark.