Notes from The Fox

Medieval manuscripts are full of rabbits in the margins, doing odd or silly things. Stacey grew up loving this strange art, and her bunny patterns are a nod to it. The blue colorway uses a chalky blue with cream bunnies and tiny medieval shapes. She draws every repeat by hand from her studio near the Derbyshire border. A favorite of mine for book journals and fantasy reading logs.

Imported from United Kingdom | Studio: Stacey McEvoy Caunt

Product Details and Specs

The design has rabbits in white and cream on a chalky blue ground, mixed with small medieval shapes like fleurs and dots. The tape is printed on traditional Japanese-style washi paper with a low-tack, removable adhesive. It tears cleanly by hand, sticks well to paper and cardstock, and lifts without leaving residue. The paper is plastic-free and fully recyclable.

What's Included: 1 roll, 15mm wide by 10 meters long. Designed by Stacey McEvoy Caunt (SMC-BLBUN).

How to Use

Use this on book journal spreads, especially for medieval or fantasy reads. It is lovely on letter paper and pen pal mail with a historical theme. It pairs with vintage and ephemera in our washi tape collection. To see more folklore-inspired work, browse the full Stacey McEvoy Caunt range.

FAQ

Why bunnies in medieval art?
Rabbits were a common motif in the margins of old manuscripts. Monks drew them doing all sorts of odd things, from battles to daily scenes. Stacey's pattern is a nod to that tradition.

Is there a matching red version?
Yes. The Red Medieval Bunny tape is the same design in a warm red palette. Many collectors like to pair the two.

Who designs this tape?
Stacey McEvoy Caunt, a UK artist and illustrator based near the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire border. She hand-draws every pattern in her studio.