Notes from The Fox

A single hologram finish sticker sheet with a forest's worth of winter animals. A polar bear with a star and red scarf is the focal piece, surrounded by a penguin in a scarf, a white fox in a scarf, a reindeer with antlers, a raccoon tangled in string lights, a snowy owl, and a rabbit holding a wreath, plus christmas trees, candy canes, ornaments, mittens, and a few stray sparkle gems. The clear backing means the hologram shimmer reads on every sticker.

Product Details and Specs

One full sheet of clear hologram stickers in a christmas and winter animal theme. Featured animals include a polar bear with star, penguin, white fox, reindeer, raccoon, snowy owl, and rabbit, all dressed in winter accessories. Supporting motifs include several christmas trees, candy canes, ornaments, peppermint candies, string lights, gems, and snowflakes.

• Material: PET clear film with hologram finish
• Backing: clear, no white sticker outline
• Count: 1 sheet
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

Built for christmas cards, december planner spreads, holiday journal pages, ornament tags, and any layout that wants a little shimmer. The hologram finish catches light at different angles, which gives the stickers more presence than a flat printed sticker.

FAQ

Are these waterproof?
The PET clear material is water resistant but not fully waterproof. They handle a small spill but should not be submerged or scrubbed with water.

What does the hologram look like?
The clear sticker has a fine prismatic finish that shifts color in the light, similar to a soap bubble. The illustration is printed in full color on top of the hologram layer.

Why is the backing clear?
Clear backing means each illustrated shape sits cleanly on your page without a white outline. It pairs naturally over patterned papers.

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.