Would you like to get a customized package of paper goods delivered to your doorstep each month? Then Lost Crates might be for you. Using a visual quiz, they will match an array of office products to your answers from markers to Moleskines for $38 per month. Stay tuned! I’ll have an interview with Lost…
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These notepads from Rifle Paper Co make me want to get my office and desk in “back-to-school order” with objects that inspire me to plan, organize and be prepared for the rest of the year. I wanted to provide more detailed information about the new line of notepads and calendars for 2012 with these delightful…
Today on Fab.com both Rifle Paper Co. and Filed Notes are available. Rifle is offering big discounts some of their lovely cards and Field Notes has a special Fab-only design available. Sale is only going for two more days so get there quick!
Semikolon Tablet and Composition Book Review
My dear friends over at Tag Team Tompkins showered me with notebooks for my birthday so I thought I might share the goodies with you, my fine readers. The first up is the Semikolon brand notebooks. I received a A4 Paper Block tablet and a composition-style, A5 exercise notebook. It seems their focus is on…
This lovely little travel journal features a chipboard cover and elastic band closure to help keep your adventures safe and documented. Inside is an envelope pocket with gussetted sides and a string and button closure to keep tickets, receipts and travel ephemera collected. The righthand side features a small journal to track your trip with…
Vintage Repro Cahiers Review
Laughing Elephant has created these vintage reproduction French cahiers. Each notebook has the classic look of a vintage composition notebook with cardstock covers with rounded corners. There are eleven different designs in their line of French Notebooks, these are just two of the designs. Inside each book is warm white paper with pale sepia lines.…
Found on a recent thrift outing, these two unused pocket notebooks. Stitch bound and filled with lightly lined paper. One had written on the over a name and the word “Private” in pencil. I tried to photograph it clearly but it was as hard to read as it is in person.