Notes from The Fox

A gardener's sticker pack. Three sheets that pair a strip of bumblebees with flowers on green, a pink strip of gardening tools (shovels, scissors, watering cans, pots), a row of stylized flowers on a green background, a tulip and flowerbed strip on bright yellow, and a tiny daisy chain. The loose stickers add focal pieces: a single bee, a potted plant, gardening fork, watering can, and two flowers.

Product Details and Specs

Three sheets of washi stickers in a floral and gardening theme. Strip stickers include: a green meadow with bumblebees and small flowers, a pink strip of gardening tools (shovel, scissors, watering can, garden fork, plant pots), a row of stylized red and yellow flowers on green, a yellow strip with tulips and a flowerbed of mixed blooms, and a thin daisy chain on pink. Loose stickers include a yellow bee, purple flower, potted seedlings, gardening fork, pink flower, and watering can.

• Material: washi paper, soft matte finish
• Count: 3 sheets
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

Garden planners, seed packet labels, flower journals, may day cards, and any project that leans into the early garden season. The gardening tool strip is unusually useful since it pairs as well with practical to do pages as with decorative spreads.

FAQ

What is washi sticker paper?
Washi stickers are printed on the same soft, matte paper used for washi tape. They tear cleanly and have a slightly textured feel. They are not waterproof.

Do these match the Spring Washi Stickers?
They are from the same maker and pair well. The Spring sheet leans more into outdoor park life and houseplants, while this set focuses on flowers and gardening tools.

Can I cut the strip stickers shorter?
Yes. The strips are pre cut from the sheet, and you can scissor them.

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.