Notes from The Fox

Forty small forest residents, loose in one pack. A red fox sitting neatly with his tail curled around, a spotted fawn mid step, a brown mouse with a long pink tail, a green frog wearing a small smile, and a nest holding three speckled blue eggs. The colors are woodland without being drab: rust orange, moss, butter yellow, and a soft teal that keeps turning up in the flowers.

Product Details and Specs

A mixed pack of forest themed washi flake stickers in a kraft package with a round window. Alongside the animals there are red toadstools, a mossy log with mushrooms growing out of it, an orange oak leaf, a yellow leaf, a fern frond, a teal daisy, and a small orange tulip. Some sit against no background at all, so they read as if the animal has simply landed on your page.

• Material: washi paper, soft matte finish, easy to tear and reposition
• Count: 40 stickers per pack, drawn from 3 design sheets
• Sheet size reference: 4.36 inches by 3.31 inches
• Designed in the United States by Girl of All Work

How to Use

Good for autumn journal spreads, nature study notes, camping and hiking pages, and tucking a small animal into the corner of a letter. Because the pack comes loose rather than on a sheet, you can pick one fox for a quiet page or scatter ten across a busy one.

FAQ

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

Can I write on them?
Yes. The matte surface takes pencil and most pen inks. Give wet inks a moment to dry.

Are the stickers on a sheet?
No. The 40 stickers come pre cut and loose in the package, drawn from 3 design sheets, so you sort through them like a small pile of treasure.

Looking for more woodland?
The Woodland Animals Clear Stickers | Girl of All Work cover the same forest in clear film.

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.