( I'm something of a blank book glutton. Here's my latest haul. )

Not long ago I posted about these journals, which I had used clipped photos and details cut from greeting cards to personalize.


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Medieval-bound wrap leather journals-faking the look and feel of hand-pulled paper using wood rasps to "sand" the edges of the pages soft, ragged, and irregular, instead of the straight-cut block. The toothbrush is for clearing away crumbs and fragments.


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I am sad to report that Pear Tree Pens, an online purveyor of fine pens, inks, notebooks, papers, and handwriting paraphernalia, is closing its doors. Through October 1, the proprietor is offering 1/3 off when you buy three of anything in its Special Deals section, and almost the entire inventory is being added to that section ( Read more... )

Out of my mind. It’s a sickness, really it is. I have more blank journals stacked up waiting to be written in ( than I will ever fill in my lifetime. )

I often think I left the bookstore because I wound up taking my pay in merchandise, as much as for any other reason. ( image-heavy )

I love everything about these particular blank books: the weight of the paper, the spacing of the lines, that the binding lies flat for ease of writing. I have others from the same company with different covers. Unfortunately, that company went out of business, and the journals are no longer available. I was working at the bookstore when our ( Read more... )

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All items are instocks so you can get them fast!
bunny pouches, passport holders, diaries, notebooks,
stickers, post-its, lovely mini-cards and more!


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( Image heavy post behind the cut. Repost of a 9/2008 friends-locked entry in my own LJ. )