Notes from The Fox

I brought in this Flowery Bees washi because it captures the slow, sunny side of spring that I wanted more of in the shop. Gladys at Cutie Squad drew each bee with its own little personality and nestled them between daisies, clovers, and poppies. The repeating pattern is seamless, which matters to me because it means you can use the tape anywhere without awkward splice lines. It's a tape that turns a plain page into a garden with one swipe.

Product Details and Specs

The pattern features round, friendly bees hovering over a meadow of mixed wildflowers with a warm yellow and sage palette. Because the artwork repeats seamlessly, the tape looks continuous no matter where you tear.

Imported from the Netherlands | Studio: Cutie Squad

What's Included: One roll of washi tape, 15mm wide by 10 meters long, printed on traditional washi paper with a low-tack repositionable adhesive. Artist: Cutie Squad (Netherlands).

How to Use

Lay this along the top edge of a weekly spread to build a meadow border, or use short strips to frame photos of garden walks in your scrapbook. It pairs beautifully with our Gardening Bunnies washi tape or with plain cream MT washi for a layered, cottage-garden look. A single tear also makes a cheerful tab on a happy mail envelope.

FAQ

Is the pattern seamless when I use more than one piece?
Yes. The repeating design lines up cleanly, so you can tear several short pieces and place them side by side without a break in the pattern. This is handy for borders that run longer than a single tape placement.

How wide and long is this tape?
The roll is 15mm wide by 10 meters long, which is a standard everyday washi size. It tears cleanly by hand and lifts off paper without leaving residue.

Where does Cutie Squad come from?
Cutie Squad is based in the Netherlands, where Gladys and Cephas create original illustrated stationery. Every design in this shop is imported directly from their studio.

About the Maker

Cutie Squad is an indie Netherlands brand run by Gladys and Cephas, who draw character-first illustrations with what they call "cozy chaos." See the full line on our Cutie Squad collection page.