We develop a scheme to make exactly solvable gauge theories whose electric flux lines host (1+1)-dimensional topological phases. We use this exact ``decorated-string-net'' framework to construct several classes of interesting models. In particular, we construct an exactly solvable model of a quantum spin liquid whose (gapped) elementary excitations form doublets under an internal symmetry, and hence may be regarded as spin-carrying spinons. The model may be formulated, and is solvable, in any number of dimensions on any bipartite graph. Another example, in any dimension, has Z₂ topological order and anyons which are Kramers' doublets of time-reversal symmetry. Further, we make exactly solvable models of three-dimensional topological paramagnets.
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