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Custom made Oxblood Traveler's Notebook with inserts.
1 MOTP, 1 lined, 1 WOTP undated designed to the specifications given, 1 zipper file and 1 File folder with penloops....and a prestamped number on the leather, making it even more unique.
Two filled with Lonely Planet researchy goodness, and one new one that I'm about to start using. That's how flat the notebook is before I start stapling business cards into it.
For the record, these are simple Muji notebooks that go for S$2.90 apiece.
Beli Notebook mati Segala Kondisi segala Merek dengan harga tinggi, Bila Anda Punya Notebook mati yang sudah tidak Bisa Di Servis atau Di Benahi Dari Pada menjadi sampah di rumah lebih baik di Jual Notebook Mati Ke Kami www.markaslaptop.com/2011/11/beli-laptop-rusak-dan-beli-l...
Made new listings today and tried to get all colors framed and photographed...I'm afraid I didn't get all colors, but most of them are here =)
09/23/2011
I love being productive in Yearbook. Oh and I got us some more cameras today from the old digital photography class that we don't have anymore. They're not that great but ah well.
This is me organizing the people I will be using for dividers. It's going to be difficult.
Today I had school, then an extremely short soccer practice that ended in a water fight, and then went to an away football game where I cheered like crazy. Justin just mostly laughed at me because I'm one of the only people in my school with any school spirit. But I came up with a new thing for people to do after touchdowns, and it's actually caught on.
I'm so happy it's the weekend.
Japanese stationery giant KOKUYO launched the Systemic series of notebook cover since Nov 2008. I totally missed this new product range but when I was in a trip to Shanghai meeting KOKUYO representatives there, I saw a nice leaflet for Systemic and enquired about it. A few days ago I received samples and found them very pleasant to use.
The Systemic series has 3 sizes (B5, A5 and A6) and two colors to choose from. Although the cover is specifically designed for Campus notebooks in the same sizes, I found that the A5 and A6 versions also work well with Moleskine's large and pocket size notebooks!!!
It is really a simple non-intrusive notebook cover. You can insert any two of the wide variety of Campus notebooks in it. The Campus notebook line also has free or dated diary versions so it can easily be used for business or personal. A nice looking ribbon tied to eyelets makes two bookmarks. An outer pocket on both the front and back cover provides temporary storage and act as a pen holder. A good quality elastic band provides enclosure function.
I think it is a great answer to many people who like to consistently use a refillable notebook but need an outer jacket/cover to hold more items or have a better presentation. To Moleskine fans who are yet to find a nice cover, this might be an answer too.
More on Scription blog: moleskine.vox.com/library/post/kokuyos-systemic-cover-for...
I found a craft where someone had made notebooks using candy boxes, cereal boxes and other types of boxes for the front and back covers. Mrs. Echo9er thought the idea was neat andhas now made about a dozen of them. Using the front and back of the boxes as coveres and scrap paper as the fill, she uses Mod Podge along one edge to hold it all together. This is part of the result.
Textile cloth, boards thin enough to be almost flexible, leather decoration on top right corner. 256 pages of 100 gsm paper with a dot grid and page numbers. This is my current best understanding of ideal style and proportions for an everyday notebook.
Plain linen cover with contrasting pastedowns. Thin boards, almost flexible to the hand. Seems like I am starting to understand the appropriate proportions of notebooks.
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Moleskine notebook engraved with the design critique cheat sheet (http://www.flickr.com/photos/andreasmb/3671603438/).
Photo by Jeff Werner. www.flickr.com/photos/jeffwerner/