Green deco rush tape by Hobonichi x Yoshie Watanabe with floral imagery against white background

A horizontal strip of deco rush tape by Hobonichi x Yoshie Watanabe with floral imagery against white background

A black notebook cover with colorful floral embroidery on the front, shown on a light gray background. To the right is a close-up strip of floral deco rush tape with Japanese text and 'Petit Bloom by Yoshie Watanabe'.

An open planner or notebook with Japanese writing and colorful floral deco rush tape, styled on a white surface with a pen, a green tape dispenser, and a dark patterned notebook.

Plus x Hobonichi: Deco Rush - Petit Bloom by Yoshie Watanabe

Name: Plus x Hobonichi: Deco Rush - Petit Bloom by Yoshie Watanabe
Brand: Hobonichi
SKU: 4580812710589
Price: 8.00 USD
Availability: BackOrder

$8.00

Hobonichi

Straight from the garden to your page, this Deco Rush tape features a collection of colorful blooms drawn by Japanese illustrator Yoshie Watanabe. Use it to add a charming line of flowers along the bottom of your daily entries, or to fill blank spaces in your monthly calendar spreads!

Deco Rush is a decorative tape designed to complement the Tomoe River paper of Hobonichi Techo planners. It rolls on to your page similarly to correction tape, making it a quick-and-easy way to spruce up your spreads with fun designs without added bulk.

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Materials

polystyrene, PET

Specifications

2.3" x 1" x 0.5"
tape is 10 mm wide

Use

To use, open the hinged cap and place the dispenser against your paper at a 45 degree angle, cap side down. With your thumb on the oval grip spot, press the dispenser very firmly against the paper, maintaining the 45 degree angle as you slide the dispenser across the paper (to the right if you are right handed, and to the left if you are left handed).

Rolling out Deco Rush tape like a pro takes a little practice. Our advice is to go slowly and press firmly. You'll get the hang of it and will be rewarded with rows of adorable motifs!