Forest Green watercolor stickers carry the cool, mossy hush of a woodland walk after rain. Each piece looks like deep pine and damp leaves, with random brushstroke shapes in a quiet, grounded green. Layer them for shadow and depth, or use a single piece to tie a page back to something living and slow. The translucent paper makes them easy to blend with any color in the set.

Notes from The Fox

We love how the muted color story stays gentle without feeling flat, and how the layering trick is genuinely fun. Forest Green is the grounding one in the set, pairing well with anything else for soft, leafy scenes.

Product Details and Specs

• 2 sticker sheets per pack, 24 stickers per sheet (8 large and 16 small)
• 48 stickers total per tube
• Material: translucent tracing paper, similar to vellum
• Random painterly shapes in a muted mossy green
• Round plastic case for travel, 32mm wide and 65mm tall
• Part of HARULABO's Peta Peta Water Color Kusumi Palette series
• Made in Japan

How to Use

• Layer two or three stickers in the same color to deepen the shade
• Pair Forest Green with Lake Blue or Bitter Sweet for soft watercolor scenes
• Write or doodle right on the surface with pencil, gel pen, or fineliner
• Tear by hand for a paper-collage edge
• Use as tabs, mood tags, or calendar markers in planners and journals
• Slip the tube into a pencil case so the stickers travel with you

FAQ

Q: Can I write on these stickers?
A: Yes. The translucent paper takes pencil, gel pen, and fineliner ink well. They double as date tags, mood markers, or schedule labels.

Q: How translucent are they?
A: Like thin tracing paper or vellum. Light passes through, which is what makes the layering trick work and gives them a soft watercolor effect on any background.

Q: What sizes are the stickers?
A: A mix of large and small painterly shapes. Each sheet holds 8 large and 16 small, and there are 2 sheets in the tube, for 48 stickers total.

Imported from Japan | Studio: HARULABO