Okutta series (10) Thank you 15mm width 9m length 1 piece
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The 10th work in the Okutta series is "Thank you".
Even though it's the easiest wording to use, it made a rather late debut...
The Okutta series has a fixed design.
I cut out photos of sage, chamomile, rosemary, and raspberries and placed them on colored kraft paper.
The text "Thank you" is dark brown and has a typewriter-like font.
The strong blurring gives it a retro feel.
I'm sure everyone has their own preferences when it comes to blurring, so please take a look at the close-up photo below.
To be honest, the Thank You on top of the sage is hard to see.
It's not real kraft paper, so it's transparent.
It can be cut into 4.5cm pieces.
I have also used this mask for delivery.
It's chic but also has a bit of elegance♪
I wonder how you can use it.
I'm looking forward to it♪
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