I made a decision in the great debate between the Kaweco Student and the Kaweco Allrounder and I chose the Student model. The Student is $50 cheaper than the Allrounder and I wasn’t sure if I was going to like a full-sized Kaweco. My hands are very small and the lightweight quality and size of…
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Classy and Classic Twine & Scissors
This beautiful wood spool stand with twine and scissors is what every desk needs. I actually keep a pair of Keroppi scissors (don’t judge!) stuck into a giant cake of baker’s twine but this is definitely a more aesthetic option. $32. (via Olive Manna, tip thanks to Discover Paper @discoverpaper)
Ink Drop Double-Up
Sorry to have dragged my feet sharing the most recent Ink Drop colors from Goulet Pens but sometimes priorities get a little shuffled. Alternately, you get a two-fer this month of both the August color offerings, described as the “best shading colors” and the September offerings “staff favorites”. September “staff favorites” featured: Diamine Apple Glory,…
Link Love: Another Instagram Edition
From left to right, top to bottom: Paper Pastries, Bakanekosan, Fragmentedm, Eabaddeley, YvetteInufio, Goosenotswan, Uppercasemag, IvanR365, and Bakanekosan again!
Kaweco Highlighter Pen
After my post on Highlighters a few weeks ago, I decided to go ahead and invest in a fountain pen highlighter. I purchased a Kaweco Ice Sport with a BB nib ($23.50) and a bottle of Noodler’s Firefly ink ($12.50). The Kaweco I purchased was a clearance item from Goulet Pens available with the BB…
The History of the Highlighter
Did you know: The highlighter was invented by a Japanese man named Yukio Horie? In 1963? There’s a coding to highlighting in a bible: yellow=blessings, blue=holy spirit If you want to find out a bit more about highlighters, check out the whole article. (via NYTimes.com)
Eraserscape
(via davidreno, originally from beautyisshe)