Notes from The Fox

This one is a whole spring garden cross section. A mole pops out of the dirt, a frog sits by a small pond, a worm winds through the soil, bees and a ladybug visit the tulips, and a bird flies overhead under a smiling sun. It is busy in the best way, and the colors stay soft, so it stays planner friendly.

Product Details and Specs

The pattern shows a side view of a garden in spring: brown earth at the base with a mole and a pink worm, green grass on top, pink and orange tulips, purple flowers, butterflies, bees, a ladybug, a frog by a small pond, a blue bird, and a smiling sun, with white clouds along the top.

• 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

Use it across the top of a march or april planner page, on easter cards, garden journals, and seed packet labels. The mix of characters means each torn strip is a little different, which is great for layering and for making one section of a journal feel busier and more storybook than another.

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.

Will the same characters be on every roll?
Yes. The pattern repeats, but it is long and varied enough that the same elements do not appear back to back.

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.