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.
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Another great post from Lost Crates blog. lostcrates: A notebook and a pen can be a highly effective personal productivity system Why pen and paper? You may think about iPhones, Blackberries, or at least a computer, so you can remember and search and so on. I tried using those, but they didn’t work well. Pen…
Exacompta Sketchbook Review
On my never-ending quest for the perfect notebook, I decided to give the French-made Exacompta Sketchbook from Exaclair (AKA Clairefontaine, AKA Rhodia) a test drive. This very plain book looks as if it were designed as a refill to go inside one of the Exacompta Club leatherette refillable journal covers as the cover stock is…
I’m a little late but luckily there are still some sets available from the July edition of the Rad + Hungry The Something Mighty Collection USA collection. I’ve mentioned the Rad + Hungry crew in the past and have loved seeing all the far-flung places from which they’ve acquired pencils and goodies. This collection, however,…
I found this is a lovely little leather journal on the Anthropologie web site. The Valise journal is available in three colors (green pictured here, turquoise and yellow) and is filled with (oh, joy!) unlined paper. $24 (via Anthropologie.com)
This beautiful little pad comes from Anthropologie originally but I found it on Papermode. Aged brown paper stock, linen tape binding and a column to put those much loved check marks when you’ve completed the tasks on you list. Lovely! If anyone has seen these at their local Anthropolgie or owns one, can you provide…
Craftboy Workshop Reclaimed Reader’s Digest Blank Books
This is the second review of a Craftboy Workshop Blankety Blank Book. This book is made from reclaimed hardback covers from old Reader’s Digest Condensed Editions. Both the front and back covers are salvaged and filled with creamy hand stitched signatures of blank paper. The spine board is new book cloth selected to coordinate with…