PLUS x Hobonichi: DECO RUSH Tape Dispenser

Deco Rush works like correction tape with a pattern on it: put the tip on the paper, pull, and the design lays down and cuts off. That makes it faster than stickers and more forgiving than ink, and because it is tape rather than pigment there is no wet edge, no show-through on the reverse, and effectively no added thickness, so a year of decorating does not swell the book.

Use it to underline a plan, box off part of a page, or run a border down a margin. It goes on best held close to perpendicular with the roller flat against the paper; stop firmly and lift away to cut cleanly. A separate eraser is sold for lifting a run applied by mistake.

Five designs here, drawn from techo covers and Weeks books: Yoshie Watanabe's Petit Bloom, Candy Dream, Hiroko Kubota's Inflatable Donut, and two Moomin designs, Little My Strolls Along and Hattifattener Wanderer.

Features

• Five designs taken from techo covers and Weeks books

• Applies like correction tape, with no wet ink and no show-through

• 10 mm wide, 4 m long and 0.01 mm thick, so it adds no bulk to the book

• A separate eraser is available for removing a misapplied run

• Dispenser 59 x 25 x 13 mm (2.3 x 1 x 0.5 in) and about 10 g, small enough for a pen case