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Retro Etch Sketch Toy Numbered To Do List Notepad Design
A numbered to do list notepad designed to look like a classic red drawing toy, with a screen full of ruled lines and two round knobs sitting at the bottom corners. It has a playful, nostalgic feel that makes jotting down a plan feel a little more fun.
Use the six numbered lines to sketch out your top priorities for the day, a short list of goals, or the steps of a project you want to finish. Because it has one design with a few colour options, you can pick the look that suits your desk or your shop.
The design can be printed for personal use or used to create finished physical notepads for a shop or small business.
What’s included:
2 sizes
4 colour options: pink, green, blue, grey
Ready-to-print digital files
Suitable for personal use
Suitable for creating finished physical products
Commercial use included with Club membership
Digital files may not be resold or redistributed
Good to know
This is a digital file. Nothing will be shipped. Colors can vary between screens and printers.
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A notepad designed as an old computer window, titled "Things to Look Up.doc", displays a pop-up message "Would you like to open another tabs?" with a cartoon pencil and a "good for personal & commercial use" sticker.
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A hand holds a white notepad titled "PROJECT SUPPLIES" with sections for date, notes, project, and a table for supply, quantity, and price, featuring the phrase "One project at a time. Allegedly." and a circular sticker that reads "good for personal & commercial use".
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