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THE BUZZ ON PLANNERS AND PENS – QUALITY STATIONERY – WORDSWORTH & BLACK


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No strong color blacks or Rhodia oranges. Many of them include art,
architectural designs, geometric patterns, or other elaborate visuals. Typically
I discover highly graphic journal covers to be a bit tackyand definitely some of
the Paperblanks offerings could certify. But for the majority of, I feel the art
for the covers of the journals is wisely-selected and well-executed.

755”), the midi (57”) and the ultra (79”). The rates ranges anywhere from about
$12 to $30 depending on the size, the cover design, or any closure systems or
unique bindings. I chose one journal in each size. This little notebook runs
about the size of a 35 index card, and includes a rich, gold pattern on the
front and back cover that is reminiscent of wind-blown desert dunes.


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The effect is lovelyvery attractive. A book like this is too little for any
usage that I would generally have for a note pad, but it could work as an
address or contact book. Research It Here contains 176 pages (88 sheets) of
cream-colored, lined paper with 7mm guidelines. The binding is outstanding and
the book feels solid in the hand.

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The book does lay primarily flat, with the inner pages wishing to stand upright
just a bit. The midi-sized 57 notebook is most similar to the basic Rhodia
Webnotebook (A5) in size, though a bit smaller. This thick, heavy book consists
of 240 pages (120 sheets) of cream-colored lined paper with a 7mm guideline.

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The cover is colored in such a method regarding mimic an old leather-bound
volume, and is embossed in gold leaf on the cover with a stunning, elaborate,
and complex style. The cover spine has horizontal ridges (which I believe are
called centers) meant to mimic the stitches which bound the signatures together
in middle ages tomes.

On this journal, Paperblanks has likewise printed a complementary design on the
edges of the pages which are just visible when the book is closed. It is an
extremely attractive volume, and one I would not mind buying just to have it
rest on my shelf and look like I care enough to invest great deals of money on
gorgeous old leather-bound volumes.



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