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A veces los viajes en el tren de cercanÃas se hacen largos y uno no tiene más remedio que garabatear un poco para no morirse de aburrimiento.
Pattern is from LHN's The Rain Fell. I changed it a lot to fit my ideas.
Fabric: Lakeside Linens River Willow 32ct
Threads: CCC and DMC
My first attempt at making a notebook and I must say that I loved doing it and how it turned out so I will definitely be doing this again.
The second section contains the book(s) I am currently reading. I decided to simply start at the longest book, and read my way down to the shortest. :-) The Bible text is a printout from the Mac OS application, called MacSword ( www.macsword.com ). It produces nice output with no work. However, Accordance ( www.accordancebible.com/ ), also creates great output, though maybe with less fancy formatting (Book titles and chapter headings in the format I'm using)
I'm printing in paragraph form, rather than verse-by-verse, to make the reading flow more. Also, I'm printing these as a 2-sided booklet. I use the utility Cocoa Booklet ( fabien.iconus.ch/cocoabooklet/ ) to do this. Printing on our duplex printer makes this a breeze. As I finish studying a book, I will either put it in its own Circa notebook, or try to bulk up on larger rings. I haven't decided yet.
Sketchbooks (pack of three).
Similar to small moleskine cahiers.
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The character used on my products is licensed under full copyright, so even though he's just a stick figure, please don't copy him!
You can, however, use this photo on your blog/site/whatever as long as you credit me.
Donated by Field Notes for the benefit auction / holiday party to raise money for the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum.
More info on these notebooks is available from Field Notes.
Painted Traveler's Notebook, A4. A5 and Reguslar size ...
flying in the face of stormy weathers, coming through heavy waters and emerging as a figure of beauty on the other side
You can't see too much of any one notebook, but here are all of my notebooks in a single photo! I should probably stop buying them since these are 99% empty.
For many of these, since they are often not from the US, I try to indicate where I purchased it (though the item may not have been manufactured there). Check the notes for each item. :-)
As you might be able to tell, I clearly have a thing for vintage designs, even though these are all new.