Gingerbread House Die-Cut Sticky Notes | Girl of All Work

Notes from The Fox

A gingerbread house you can write on. The pad is cut to the outline of the house, warm tan with white icing piped in scallops along the roof and in little vine patterns down both front corners, one round window in the gable. It sits on a mint card with snow falling, pine sprigs and red berries at its feet, two candy canes, and gumdrops scattered in the drift.

Product Details and Specs

A die-cut sticky note pad of 50 uncoated sheets. The paper is left uncoated on purpose, so pencil and pen bite instead of skating, and the front of the house is open enough to hold a real message rather than three words. The adhesive strip runs along the top edge.

• Material: uncoated paper with a low-tack adhesive strip
• Count: 50 sheets per pad
• Shape: die-cut gingerbread house
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

These are made for lunchbox notes and December reminders, and they are just as good stuck to the front of a card or a gift bag. A stack of them scattered through an advent countdown works nicely too.

FAQ

Is the adhesive repositionable?
Yes. The strip along the top is low tack, so a sheet lifts off most surfaces cleanly. Test on delicate paper first.

Can I write on them with any pen?
The surface is uncoated, so pencil, ballpoint, gel and marker all work. Wet ink needs a moment to dry.

What size are the sheets?
The maker does not publish exact dimensions. It is a compact pad, close in scale to a standard square sticky note.

Want more of the season?
The Poinsettia Washi Tape | Girl of All Work works along the edge of the same page.

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.