Spend your holidays “scanning” family photos with the iPhone app ShoeBox by 1000memories. This free app lets you crop, straighten and rotate your photo, then add comments and share with friends on Facebook and Twitter. It will make it a lot easier to save those cherished family photos at Grandma’s than dragging your scanner home for the holidays.
(via 1000memories)
Post-it-note-style divider tabs for notebooks, agendas or anywhere you need to mark your page. Each set includes a dozen colors with 50 tabs per color. $8
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I have a secret obsession — the Midori Traveler’s Notebook. It is a beautiful build-it-yourself notebook with a leather cover from Japan. Using a series of rubber bands, you can “bind” in an assortment of smaller notebooks for drawing, writing, and calendar along with pockets and zipper pouches to contain smaller loose items. The attention to detail in the Midori Traveler’s Notebook down to the paper stock makes it a truly drool-worthy item. Seeing all the fountain pen inks on the paper stock really set my heart aflutter. The leather cover with one paper notebook and cotton case sell for $59.95 on MyMaido. So, I’ll keep drooling.
(via Rants of The Archer)
Here are all the tools I carry around with me on a daily basis.
My kit includes an SD card, KUM pencil sharpener, glue stick, Kaweco Sport XF fountain pen, bone folder, Tombo Mono Adhesive, vintage Days Inn letter opener,
Lamy Al-Star F fountain pen, Sanford NoBlot Ink Pencil 705, Palomino Blackwing 602 pencil with point protector, Pilot envelope pen, vintage binder clip, couple rolls of MT washi tape, KUM pencut scissors, Zebra Color Flight 05 mechanical pencil, Marvy LePens (in olive green, brown, gray, teal and black),
Uni Style Fit 5 multi-pen, assortment of small rubber stamps (including one from Happy Doodle Land), small stamp pad and Creatacolor Monolith pebble eraser.
Everything tucks into the Letter Writers Alliance zipper pouch. Yes, it all fits.
(Buttons on the outside from Alyson at Felt & Wire and Hallmark Cards)
(Shout out to Donovan of 16 Sparrows and LWA for the inspiration to do this. I was amused how similar our kits were.)
I’ve had several people ask if the JetPens Lihit Lab Teffa Bag in size A5 that I posted about a few weeks ago is large enough to hold an iPad. The proof is in the pudding, so to speak. While it fits height-wise, the iPad is too wide by about an inch.
The A4 version would fit with room to spare but it might be too much room. Anyone want to try it out and post your results?
