Today, I got the chance to review a new series of notebooks from a UK-based company called Monsieur Notebook. These books are sized similarly to an A5 (regular 5.5×8.5”) and an A6 (pocket 4×6”) Moleskine but with real leather covers for just a few dollars more than a comparable sized Moleskine. The books are handmade…
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Notebooks Stories recently reviewed the Rubberband brand notebooks. The book that caught my attention was the plain black A5-ish sized book. It has very flexible leather-like covers that sandwiches bright orange plain paper. Rubberband also makes a Japanese-style sewn bound book that combines two different colors of paper stock that is lined with a small…
This notepad from Kokuyo is not just perforated across the top edge… oh, no. This little notepad is perforated all over so that you can clip out sections of notes to save, share or reorganize on a whim. Only the Japanese would think something like this up. 80pp of graph paper just $4.50. Also available…
The latest limited edition offering from Field Notes is the American Tradesman set. This set is all-American, red, white and blue, tried-and-true. The book covers are a true blue with silver metallic lettering and the inside pages feature a no-nonsense gray stock with grid lines. Set comes with a classic carpenter’s pencils in rocket’s red…
Kristen of Paper Crave did a guest post on Lottie Loves about her favorite notebooks. Row 1 : Kilim, Lace, and Ikat Chevron Notebooks by SusyJack*Row 2 : Brownstone Journals by Igloo Letterpress and Ride On Notebook by Spring OliveThere are even more to see over on the full post. (via Lottie Loves)
Cleverhands uses reclaimed bicycle tubes to create the Journal Bandolier— a band that goes around a 5” wide notebook and holds pens and various writing tools. A variety of other materials are available and you can request custom widths for the pen slots. Many other fabric options and sizes are available including an adjustable, velcro…
Another perfectly mobile office, reduced to the basics. (via thingsorganizedneatly)