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Done up with a notebook that was torn apart - cover and pages. Cover is wrapped and rubber-stamped and a cut-out of this funky girl is pasted. As for the pages, I have threaded them and finally attached to the cover and have it tied. I have widened the cover with a small strip in the middle to act as the base for the pages to sit on.
notebook, journal
Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!
Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!
I got inspired by a notebook available through BuyOlympia.com, so I decided to make a notebook for my girlfriend out of an old magnetic tape box. It has 30 lined sheets, 30 unlined, and a divider page (ironically, it's the same number of sheets as the BuyOlympia one). It also has rings instead of sewn in pages. That way I can always give her more paper.
It didn't cost as much, either. It really only took about 8 dollars to make since I had most of the stuff already. :)
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Scribbling in my notebook...check out the words at:
Journal „Castle” 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 15.5 cm), 2.8 cm thick, hardcover.
Includes 85 sheets of semi-dense white drawing paper. May be used as well for writing a as for drawing or sketching.
Upper cover is wrapped with semi-linen fabric, back cover is rapped with white handicraft paper. Bound with brown cotton 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 cross-stitch embroidery is made by olga-fevral.livejournal.com/
notebook, journal
Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!
Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!
Two days ago I bought this quirky brown notebook from a mall and got hooked into it. It is where I wrote my Good Morning photo earlier.
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/
An old teen series paperback recycled into a handy notebook with a few select pages left in as section dividers.
notebook, journal
Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!
Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!
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Another poundland notebook - provided thin paper which didn't really turn easily and although I purchased several of these but other than lecture notes (and doodles) I wouldn't really want to write in these notebooks.
notebook, journal
Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!
Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!
Did anyone warn of you?
Till the man from your own blood
Was thrown and dragged
In the battle of saving you from “the bad”
I've been keeping a pocket journal now for about 30 years. I number them when I retire them. The one in my pocket now will be number 59, so I guess I go through about two a year. I don't understand how people who don't have notebooks in their pockets stay alive.