Notes from The Fox

A storybook trip to the shore in three sheets. Strip stickers show whales and shorebirds along pink wavy edges, a purple underwater scene with tropical fish, a beach with seagulls and a starfish and a tiny crab, a mermaid scene with octopus friends, and a small coral and shell border. The loose stickers add starfish, sandcastle, narwhal (yes, a narwhal), seahorse, crab, and shells. Mermaids and narwhals and seahorses, all in one pack.

Product Details and Specs

Three sheets of washi stickers in an ocean and beach theme. Strip stickers feature: pink wavy sea with whales and coral, a purple underwater scene with tropical fish and seaweed, a beach scene with seagulls and starfish and a small crab, a mermaid scene with octopus friends, and a small coral and shell border. Loose stickers include starfish, sandcastle, conch shell, crab, narwhal, and seahorse. The palette is soft pink, purple, sandy beige, and seafoam.

• Material: washi paper, soft matte finish
• Count: 3 sheets
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

Summer planner spreads, beach trip travel journals, ocean themed kids planners, and cards to friends who would have been mermaids if given the option. The mermaid and narwhal stickers also work well as small focal pieces on birthday cards for ocean lovers.

FAQ

What is washi sticker paper?
Washi stickers are printed on the same soft, matte paper used for washi tape. They tear cleanly and have a slightly textured feel. They are not waterproof.

Are these realistic or stylized?
Stylized and storybook, with kawaii touches. The fish are cute rather than scientific, and the mermaids and narwhals are clearly fantasy elements alongside the real sea creatures.

Can I cut the strip stickers shorter?
Yes. The strips are pre cut from the sheet, and you can scissor them.

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.