Autumn Woods | Reader's Annotation Tabs

Translucent Rust Red, Ochre Gold, and Moss Green Book Flags for Archival-Safe Reading

Drawing inspiration from fallen foliage, woodland trails, and antique cloth bindings, the Autumn Woods palette gathers warm ochre gold, terracotta rust, deep burgundy, and earthy forest greens. Made with thin, matte-finish PET film, each tab adheres securely to the page while keeping the underlying text completely legible.

Supplied on a compact notched ruler card that anchors directly into book spines and spiral planners, this set includes 200 index flags organized across ten woodland shades. The water-resistant film provides a smooth surface for notes using ballpoint pens or pencils, while the low-tack adhesive lifts off smoothly without leaving sticky residue or thinning aged paper stock.

Curated Palette & Thematic Uses

• Ochre Gold & Harvest Amber: Great for spotlighting historical context, world-building details, and philosophical insights.
• Terracotta Rust & Maple Red: Suited for marking character conflicts, key turning points, and major arguments.
• Deep Burgundy & Wine: Tailored for dramatic plot twists, critical citations, and memorable dialogue.
• Earthy Moss & Forest Olive: Ideal for nature writing passages, setting descriptions, and recurring literary motifs.

Product Specifications

• Total Count: 200 translucent page flags (10 coordinated colors × 20 tabs each).
• Tab Dimensions: 1.6 in × 0.5 in (40 mm × 12.5 mm)—wide enough for brief written notes, compact enough for clean margins.
• Material: Waterproof, non-toxic PET plastic film with a glare-free matte finish.
• Adhesive: Gentle, repositionable adhesive backing; lifts cleanly without residue, paper tears, or ink transfer.
• Mounting: Flexible, notched 6-inch transparent ruler card compatible with notebook spirals and planner binders.

Why You’ll Love This Set

With rich, seasonal warmth that feels right at home beside vintage paper and classic hardcovers, the Autumn Woods set provides an organized, damage-free way to annotate history, fantasy, and long-form fiction.