When our friends at Kikkerland shared these samples of their latest new product, I had to clap my hands– finally a notebook that really DOES do something new! I’ve seen other notebooks that can open from the back or the front, but I have never seen a notebook with both top and side openings in … Continue reading Review and Giveaway: Writersblok Double Spiral Notebooks
This week’s addict posted a photo of her notebook stash on Twitter: This collection has so much color and pattern and texture– no two are alike! Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing your addiction, Sarah!
Melissa emailed these photos of her collection and writes, “I have been a fan of your notebook web site for quite sometime now. It is really good to know I am not alone in my obsession!! Heres a couple of photos of my collection. I do have a few. I have got to to stop … Continue reading Notebook Addict of the Week: Melissa
Miro has been around for a few years now, but their product lines have evolved since I last reviewed some Miro samples in late 2012. Let’s take a look at another generous assortment of more recent samples sent to me by the company: Miro’s hardcover journals at first glance seem very similar to many others … Continue reading Review and Giveaway: Miro Notebooks
So many of the notebooks I’m drawn to are hardcover or softcover notebooks with stitched signatures, but here’s a really nice looking wire-o bound notebook: To make it even better, they’re made in Baltimore, and for each one purchased, they donate a notebook to a Baltimore public school student. Buy at Regular Small Notebooks from … Continue reading Regular Small Notebooks from Write Notepads & Co. | Square Market
Voron emailed me these photos of her notebooks. The close-up is of a Paperchase notebook. I detect a strong preference for colorful wire-bound notebooks, but there are a few plainer hardcovers snuck in there too! Thanks for sharing your addiction, Voron!
What an odd concept: notebooks that are called “claustrophobic” because they are bound on both sides and you have to tear the pages to turn them. Not sure I’d actually want to own one, though! See more at Love Aesthetics.
I’ve always depended on the kindness of strangers… well, maybe not really, but I do love it when exciting notebooks show up in my mailbox from people I’ve never met! A reader named June sent me two lovely items– first, a special edition Field Notes: This was the perfect gift, because as I’ve written here … Continue reading Gifts From a Reader: Rollbahn and Field Notes