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Journal „Pegasus” from collection „Diary of Princess” - my interpretation on, how those diaries can look like these days.
This journal may serve as
- a diary
- a sketchbook
- a notebook
- a „good wishes” book (e.g. for newborn, on birthday party etc.)
- a guest book etc.
Measurements and materials:
Size A5 ( 21.5 x 15 cm), 2.2. cm thick, hardcover.
Includes 71 sheets of semi-dense white drawing paper. May be used as well for writing a as for drawing or sketching.
Wrapped with semi-linen fabric. Bound with silk cord, one end of which can be used also as a bookmark. It is a great pleasure to hold this book in hands and write in it.
Lovely embroidery is made by olga-fevral.livejournal.com/
Using Dina Wakely acrylic paints, white cardstock, hand cut stencils and masks. With six completed sheets, front and back, I cut the sheets in half, folded and sewed in drawing paper to create small notebooks.
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My mom and sister got me a Bind-it-All and the tool set to go with it for Christmas. It was hard not to open it immediately, but I had to get some more tools to use it first. I love the simplicity of this little machine and can't wait to make more journals and notebooks!
A quick look at the notebooks I've used to keep track of my hikes (sorry about the mixed lighting), the flip notebook at the bottom I started with in 2000 before switching to the composition notebook on the right in 2003. After filling it up in 2011, I started using the red Moleskine on the left which is what I'm using currently. I wish I had started doing this earlier! Early on I mostly just listed what animals I saw but I got better over the years about describing the hike as I enjoy looking back from time to time and reading through past adventures. I've long debated about switching to keeping my notes on the computer, both so they'd be easy to backup and easy to search, but so far I've resisted as this is the last area of my personal life where I still write by hand and there is a romance to the feel of pen and paper.
A5, 15x20sm;
fabric cover;
hand embroidery
"Joyful moments are priceless'
some pages are stamped;
with the aroma of coffee
part of a traveling notebook project from do not leave unattended: www.donotleaveunattended.com
both pages here, drawn in ink on the page.
I'm looking for a wallet that fits a pocket Moleskine Cahier . . . this was a nice try; card slots, place for bills and receipts . . . but not big enough for the money or the notebook, actually . . . but my quest is unfinished!