Leave-It Notes | TIE will tell
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These fun notes are a handy way to leave a message or a scribble. Write your text or drawing on the back, fold the note upright and leave it where the recipient will find it. The light notes can be handled carefully so that they do not blow away. The optical illusion gives the impression that the note is being held firmly, which the recipient will certainly notice.
This set of 25 notes is printed on FSC paper in full color with a white back. The dimensions are 75 mm x 164 mm and the weight is 15 grams. Production is carbon neutral and takes place in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
| Weight | 200g |
| Values | Dutch Design |
| Made in | Netherlands |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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We are Pencil & TIE ®; we create stationery products for all you creative people out there. With a lifelong love for stationery, many years of experience in design, and a fascination with Japan, we found the perfect match. Yay for the planet Our products are made with care and are as sustainable and environmentally friendly as possible. For example, we print carbon neutral, use 100% plant-based packaging, and ship wholesale in purpose-sized boxes without any plastic tape. Yay for the environment, Yay for you, Yay for us! Choose sustainable Love the craft Because we value artisanship, we are always looking for the best partners to produce Pencil & TIE stationery products. On top of knowing their craft and work sustainably, we also want to work with genuinely lovely people. We are just that lucky that we can tick all those boxes. Our base is paper products, but we tend to produce the odd product or accessory made from other materials—no need to put a lid on creativity, right?
