Notes from The Fox

A small busy garden in tape form. Magenta and pink tulips, yellow blooms, blue forget me nots, scattered green leaves, and a small honey bee moving between flowers. The white background lets the saturated florals do the work, and the bee gives the whole strip a story.

Product Details and Specs

The pattern features clusters of flowers (magenta tulips, pink and yellow blooms, blue forget me nots, small lavender sprigs) with green leaves between, and small honey bees with striped bodies and translucent wings flying among them. The clean white background lets the bright colors stand out.

• Material: washi paper, easy to tear by hand and reposition
• Dimensions: 15 mm wide by 10 meters long
• Count: 1 roll
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

Built for garden journals, spring planner spreads, mother's day cards, wedding stationery, and cards for someone who keeps bees. The bright palette layers easily over cream and kraft cardstock.

FAQ

Is this washi tape removable?
Yes. Washi tape uses a light adhesive that lets you reposition the strip without damaging most papers. You can also tear it cleanly by hand.

How wide is the tape?
15 mm, which is roughly 5/8 inch.

How many bees are on the strip?
Several. The bees appear at regular intervals between the floral clusters rather than crowding the design, so a torn strip might show one bee or none depending on where you cut.

About the Maker

Girl of All Work is an American studio that has been making cheerful office and stationery goods since 2007. Their work sits at the intersection of cute and useful, the kind of thing you actually reach for. See the full line on our Girl of All Work collection page.