Notes from The Fox

A penguin shaped to-do list, and the design does something clever: the lined writing area is his belly. He wears a periwinkle scarf with a fringed end that hangs down over one side, his beak is a small gold triangle, and he stands on a pale blue plaid strip at the bottom of a lilac card.

Product Details and Specs

A die-cut sticky pad with a light adhesive strip at the top, so a page stays where you put it. The pad is cut to the penguin's outline rather than a rectangle, and the belly is ruled with ten faint lines. It is slim enough to slide inside a planner or a paperback without adding bulk.

• Material: uncoated paper with a low-tack adhesive strip
• Count: 40 sheets per pad
• Shape: die-cut penguin with a lined writing area
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

Stick one on the fridge with tomorrow's list, mark a page in a book you are working through, or leave one on someone's keyboard. The lines keep a list tidy, and the shape means a three item list still looks like something.

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.

How many lines are on a sheet?
Ten ruled lines across the penguin's belly, with room at the top for a heading.

What size is it?
The maker does not publish exact dimensions. It is a slim pad, cut to fit inside a planner or a book.

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.