With the start of the new year, it’s time to look at the planners that worked and the planners that didn’t. Some techniques worked better than others. Out with the Old For 2019, I used the Mark’s Edit planner for my work planner and the Hobonichi Techo A6 for my personal logging. The Mark’s Edit…
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Journal Accessory Review: Himekuri Sticky Calendar
Review by Tina Koyama I’ve been keeping a journal since third grade, and my journal format has changed as my needs have. The past decade or so, I’ve simplified my journal to more of a log: On most days, I write only a few notes to document places I’ve sketched, friends I’ve seen, books I’ve…
Notebook Review: Catherine Pooler Canvo Journal
Review by Laura Cameron Last month I had the chance to attend the Association for Creative Industries’ Creativation conference. Creativation is an industry trade show geared towards creative businesses and includes everything from knitting and needle arts, to cardmaking, stamping, scrapbooking and other papercrafts, to sewing, macrame, craft supply organizing and more! I spent some…
Resolve to write in 2012
Resolve to write in 2012 (via beinggeekchic entry re-published in its entirety) I’ve been talking a lot about resolutions around here. If you’re a writer, but can only seem to muster the energy to write a tweet everyday – then this 5-year journal is for you. When 140 character tweets are the new micro-novel, this…
Lovely Design is creating another edition of their beautiful Pocket and Journey books. Using an assortment of papers, envelopes and tidbits between two bookcloth-covered covers, each of these “blank” books is a beautiful place to start your next story – be it words or pictures. They sell out quickly so check back. I got one…
Such a moody photo. Is this where the first chapter of a novel starts? via fromme-toyou: The Journal Pentax Spotmatic / Tri-X 400
Rag & Bone handmade blank journals are extraordinarily beautiful. Made with deckle edges and filled with bright white paper, weight toothy stock that should handle any writing tool you try. Cover options range from graphic cotton prints to dupioni silks. 6”x9”. $29 each. via www.ragandbonebindery.com