Notes from The Fox

Three winter scenes across one pad, and the snowman is the one that sells it. He takes up the whole sheet, carrot nose slightly crooked, eyes like two dark coals, snow falling behind him on a soft grey sky. The second design is a striped blanket with a fringed edge in coral, mustard, lilac and sage, and the third is a cream sheet with the whole holiday season drawn down its margins.

Product Details and Specs

An illustrated notepad with 60 sheets rotating through 3 designs. The border sheet carries a red knit sweater, mittens, a stocking, a mug of cocoa, a wrapped gift, a gingerbread man, candy canes, ornaments, a tray of cookies, a red envelope and a strand of bead garland, all sketched small and left plenty of room to write between. It arrives with a foil-stamped label band, so it is ready to hand to someone as it is.

• Material: uncoated paper, takes pencil, gel and fountain pen
• Dimensions: 2.9 inches by 6.4 inches
• Count: 60 sheets, 3 illustrated designs
• Packaged with a foil-stamped label
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

The tall narrow shape is built for lists, so it suits a grocery run, a packing list, or the December to-do pile. It also works as a gift tag pad or a place to leave a note on the counter, and the label band means you can give it without wrapping it.

FAQ

Are the sheets sticky?
No, this is a glue-bound notepad. Sheets tear off cleanly from the top.

Do all 60 sheets look the same?
No. The pad rotates through 3 illustrated designs, so you get all three as you work down the stack.

Will fountain pen ink feather?
The paper is uncoated and takes ink well. Very wet nibs may show a little show-through on the back of the sheet.

Want a matching tape?
The Holiday Birds Washi Tape | Girl of All Work sits in the same winter palette.

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.