New Products, Planner Inspirations, and More!

So a new batch of Mind Wave awesomeness just dropped. Too much to list them all in a post but here is the full collection in all its glory.  Below are some of our favorites! Check out those cute little butts!   Some colorful washi tapes  - perfect for Spring!   Cute otter stickers! Pretty hard to find stickers featuring our otter friends. Absolutely in love with this!  

It has been a while since our last new arrival and we are so excited to introduce our new items to you! MU has released their new clear stamp series and added some new patterns to their print-on stickers!   MU clear stamp series First of all, a brief introduction for folks who are new to this. Unlike its rubber counterpart, clear stamp is transparent, which allows you to confirm the stamp's orientation before stamping on a surface. That makes life so much easier as it takes away a lot of guesswork. The clear stamp itself is made of soft...

Papier Platz is a Japanese brand. They often collaborates with various artists to produce stationery (especially washi tapes and planner stickers). Their products are always cute! Here is some of their latest designs that we have brought into our shop.    Papier Platz x Eric Small Things   Papier Platz x Nakauchi Waka and Maori Sakai   Papier Platz x Nocogou Papier Platz x YOKO These cats are absolutely adorable! 🥰

  MU is a Taiwanese brand. They caught my eyes years ago when they were crowdfunding, but I didn’t reach out to them at that time because I was about to move to the US soon. And now I am super excited that I could bring them here!    MU Print-On Stickers MU is famous for their uniquely-designed "Print-On Stickers". They are called this way because the stickers applied on to the surface without an obvious edge, so they blend effortlessly with the surface. Also they would not bulk up your planner! Unlike ordinary stickers, MU print-on stickers do not have a peel-off...

There are many gorgeous washi tapes out there, and sometimes you just want to use a part of it instead of the whole pattern. So how do you do that? Cutting the desired pattern out of the washi is definitely not the way to go. The washi tape just cling onto your hands and scissors, and it was a huge mess. After countless hours of scouring the web, and several experiments later, I present you the Meowashi Method of cutting patterns out of washi tape:   You will need:  Washi tape  Scissors Label backing paper     Wait…what on earth is...