SUCK UK Handy Notes - Hand Shaped Sticky Notes

• 3 pads per pack.
• 30 sheets per pad.
• Create some personality with your messages.
• Stick the notes around the house for reminders or just to have some fun with your household.
• All sheets are in yellow.

Product Description ------------------- Hand shaped Sticky Notes from Suck UK - a fun way to add personality to your message! We could have just continued to make boring square sticky notes and memo pads, but why when they can be so much more enjoyable?! Leave messages and reminders for your household - need to make sure your friend makes the gig tonight? Stick the note on the fridge with Rock and Roll fingers. Fold the sticky notes in to a strong finger at the food cupboard to make sure those baked beans get replaced sharpish! The possibilities are pretty endless, and here at Suck UK we loved to see people getting creative... With these Handy Sticky Notes there's no longer any reason for the fridge, notice board or cupboard doors to be plastered with squares and boring notes - bring some character and fun into your home! Grab some Handy Sticky Notes! From the Manufacturer --------------------- Hand shaped sticky notes you can make point, give thumbs up, and even a couple we can't mention. We could have just continued to make square sticky notes, the way people always have - because that's what sells. But we decided it was time to take a risk, and to take a stand at the same time, and come up with something revolutionary. Granted it's not a risk taking, stand taking, revolution on the scale of Martin Luther King, but it's all relative. We stood (still) against stationary, and risked ruining a perfectly designed classic in the name of innovation. The result? Hand Sticky Notes. All the surface area of a sticky note, with the added flourish of being able to shape your memorandum into helpful hand signals. Need to remind some students that the tin of beans in the halls fridge is yours? Fold the hand into a pointing gesture before adding your passive-aggressive warning. Got to get your mum to call you when she gets home? A well folded 'call me' hand gesture with your number on should do the trick. The possibilities are endless. Well, the possibilities fall within set parameters, but when did that ever work as a tagline?