Okutta series (1) Thank you 15mm width 9m length 1 piece
Introducing ``Thank You'' from the ``Okutta Series''.
The Okutta series has a fixed character design.
The most common use of masking tape is when giving something to someone.
A letter, a photo, or a gift in return could be a way to say "thank you."
This is a Japanese-style book that you will want to use at such times.
The word "Thank you" and Mizuhiki are printed in red on top of the pique pattern.
The pique pattern has a subtle gradation, going back and forth between green, yellow, and blue.
Although the colors are subdued, the letters stand out when pasted on white paper.
The Pochibukuro in the photo was handmade using origami sold at the 100 yen shop Daiso.
You can easily make a potty bag with a template♪
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