Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO: Transparent Dot Stickers (3.5mm)

The TSUKI no IRO Dot Stickers in 3.5 mm format are transparent PET dot stickers – available in the 12 characteristic colours of the Hobonichi Techo palette. Because the material is transparent, everything beneath remains fully legible – grid lines, text, dates. The set includes two sheets with a combined total of 576 stickers.

Features

• 3.5 mm diameter: Small enough for the tight grid squares of a Hobonichi Techo, yet large enough to be clearly visible in colour – works as a checkbox alongside individual lines, in table cells or as legend markers.
• Transparent PET: The background shows through; text or lines beneath don't disappear. The material lies flat, doesn't tear when peeled off and leaves no adhesive residue on smooth paper.
• 12 TSUKI-no-IRO colours, 48 stickers per colour: The palette follows the 12 soft seasonal colours of the Hobonichi Techo collection – muted, harmonious tones that work together without competing.
• 576 stickers on 2 sheets (each 126 × 74 mm): Enough supply to maintain a system consistently over several months – colours can be used consistently without needing to switch after a short time.

Use & Tips

• Habit tracker: Assign a fixed colour per habit – one dot per day; at the end of the month, the density shows at a glance how consistent a routine has been.
• Colour-code legend: Priorities (high / medium / low) or project assignments can be coded with three different colours; the dots are small enough to fit in tight margins or on the page edge.
• Checkbox replacement: Placing a dot instead of drawing a box saves time when setting up a daily task list; a second dot in a different colour marks "completed".
• Stick over text: Because PET is transparent, dots can be placed over printed or handwritten content after the fact – to highlight a specific entry without obscuring it.
• Index markers: Used on the Hobonichi index or page margins as category markers, they replace coloured tabs and sit flush with the page block without protruding.

For Planner Enthusiasts

The TSUKI-no-IRO colour range follows the Japanese concept of seasonal colours – twelve tones that together form a calm, coherent scale. For those looking to build a consistent colour system in their planner: the 12 colours can be directly assigned to monthly sections, weekdays or project categories without making the page feel visually cluttered. PET as a carrier material is more dimensionally stable than paper stickers – the dots don't warp in moisture (e.g. in watercoloured surroundings) and can be cleanly removed from smooth, ink-friendly paper without residue, as long as the ink beneath is completely dry.

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