Notes from The Fox

A whole street on one roll. Little houses stand shoulder to shoulder along a green lawn, cream and blush pink and pale blue with navy and slate roofs, red front doors, white picket fences, and round green trees between them. Look along the strip and you find a bicycle leaning near one gate and a white cat crossing another lawn. The sky behind it all is soft pink, which is what makes it read as a memory rather than a map.

Product Details and Specs

A 15 mm washi tape wound on a dusty rose core with a mint green label. The houses repeat along the length with enough variety that a short piece and a long piece look different. The print is matte, so it takes pen on top without beading.

• Material: washi paper, easy to tear by hand and reposition
• Dimensions: 15 mm wide by 10 meters long
• Count: 1 roll
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

Run it along the bottom of a journal page and the houses become a skyline. It also suits moving announcements, address pages, home renovation journals, and a strip across the top of a letter to someone you miss.

FAQ

Is this washi tape removable?
Yes. Washi tape uses a light adhesive that lets you reposition the strip without damaging most papers. You can also tear it cleanly by hand.

How wide is the tape?
15 mm, which is roughly 5/8 inch.

Can I write on it?
Yes. The matte washi surface takes pencil, gel pen and fineliner. Give wet ink a moment to dry.

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.