DipaliZ Color Flowers Notepad Vibrant Water Color 6x8in
The DipaliZ Water Color Flowers Notepad frames each sheet with a painted floral border, printed on FSC-certified paper. The border has a watercolor look, so the blooms carry the soft edges and pooled color that come from wet paint rather than a drawn line. Each pad holds 40 or 50 single-sided pages that tear away from the top edge. This notepad suits lists, messages and notes passed between people. The paper stock and page format described below come from this listing's own product tags.
Product details
- Material: FSC-certified paper
- 40 or 50 single-sided tear-away pages
- Watercolor flower border on every sheet
- Printed watercolor-style artwork
- Open writing area inside the border
- Printed to order
The story behind this design
Watercolor makes decisions that the painter cannot fully control, and DipaliZ kept those accidents rather than tidying them: a bloom where two colors met while wet, a hard edge where the paint dried against itself. Reproduced at pad size, those marks are what give the design its painterly character. The vibrancy comes from layering rather than from strong pigment.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Is the border on this DipaliZ notepad painted or drawn?
A: The border is a watercolor-style design, printed on every sheet of the pad.
Q: What paper is the pad printed on?
A: The pad is printed on FSC-certified paper.
Q: How many pages are in each pad?
A: Each pad holds 40 or 50 single-sided tear-away pages.
Q: Is every sheet an original painting?
A: No. Each sheet is a print of the watercolor-style design rather than a one-of-a-kind painting.
Q: Is the notepad new?
A: Yes. Every DipaliZ notepad is brand new and printed to order.
Care
- Keep the pad dry and away from direct sunlight to stop the print fading
- Tear pages from the top edge in one steady pull
- Recycle used sheets with ordinary paper
Original artwork. Brand new, printed on demand when you order, and shipped within the USA.
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