What are the small holes punched at the top and bottom of the card for?
This is a question asked when looking at holes punched side by side at the top and bottom of the paper while choosing a message card and wondering about their use.
After writing a message, you can string cords through the top and bottom holes to combine multiple pieces and use them as a mobile to hang in a room.
When you pick up the card, there is a part that catches your eye first. It is the placement of the holes neatly punched at the top and bottom of the paper.
It is not a simple decoration. fu-butu Paper (fu-butu紙) from syubisya PRINTING lab is a card you can write on the surface of[1], and by threading string through the top and bottom holes to combine them, it can be completed into a three-dimensional mobile[2]. If you connect strings to link multiple pieces together, it becomes an ornament that sways gently with the flow of air.
Instead of putting the letter in a drawer after reading it, this leads to the action of hanging it up in a corner of your living space. hmmm, it is a tender detail that allows you to face those sentences for a long time in everyday life, even after writing and delivering what you wanted to say.
It has not yet been confirmed whether the string to be used when making the mobile is included in the basic components.