Tomoe River Blank Books

[MisterBoll]

Is this where I counter with 2mm?

 

It's time for all of us to live in harmony. My staff has come up with a suitable solution that should please everyone. What about 8 mm on the front of the page and 5 mm on the back?

[ArchiMark]

 

It's time for all of us to live in harmony. My staff has come up with a suitable solution that should please everyone. What about 8 mm on the front of the page and 5 mm on the back?

 

In the spirit of compromise, let's split the difference and go with 6.5mm and call it a day....

[Ghost Plane]

Works for me. Until then, wandering around the blank pages.

[F104]

Is there a possibility of a using a guide sheet (which might, or might not, be correct terminology), inserted under the page/sheet in use? Each prints his own, ruled to taste, everybody's happy.

 

I don't bother with them, myself. Blank pages don't really faze me. I like their adaptability. Ink, nib and the size of sheet size determine the orientation (relative to the binding: parallel or perpendicular) and size of the line as needed, if needed.

Edited December 5, 2013 by F104

[MisterBoll]

Is there a possibility of a using a guide sheet (which might, or might not, be correct terminology), inserted under the page/sheet in use? Each prints his own, ruled to taste, everybody's happy.

 

Make your own guides -

http://www.scribblers.co.uk/cgi-bin/perl/gridlines.pl

[Centopar]

+1 for guide sheets: I use them for letter-writing (Basildon Bond include one with their writing paper), and the end result looks much better than lined paper.

[migo984]

Is there a possibility of a using a guide sheet (which might, or might not, be correct terminology), inserted under the page/sheet in use? Each prints his own, ruled to taste, everybody's happy.

 

I don't bother with them, myself. Blank pages don't really faze me. I like their adaptability. Ink, nib and the size of sheet size determine the orientation (relative to the binding: parallel or perpendicular) and size of the line as needed, if needed.

 

The line guide provided with Life Airmail pads are perfect. They're horizontal on one side and vertical on the other, so can be used whichever way you orientate your paper.

[Epistler]

PaperForFountainPens.com announces:

Special New Year Edition! Now taking orders.

 

374 pages of delicious Tomoe River paper, choice of white or cream.

A new journal for a new year.

 

I've had requests for a page count to allow a page for each day of the year, and I wanted to make sure that I could deliver in time before announcing their availability.

 

Barring extreme disasters (asteroid impacts and such…) I'll be shipping first orders on Dec. 26. Supplies for delivery in time for the New Year are limited, and I'll ship first come (though if inventory will support it I will give precedence to international orders).

 

:Jay

[Ghost Plane]

Awesome!

[RPB]

I have 5 of the awesome Design.Y journals and so love Tomoe River paper. Now I have only just seen these! WOW!

I really want some of these. Hahaah, now where is my credit card.............

EDIT: Dang nabbit! I found my credit card ;P

I just ordered

New Year's Edition Blank Book: (374 pages) - CREAM paper, THREE books Edited December 31, 2013 by RPB

[WOBentley]

My new and higher page count White paper (I had cream) journals arrived. They are excellent quality (as I knew to expect. I also like the white paper as an alternative to the cream version. However since I often write in greens the cream may be my favorite of the two...that is personal preference though. The paper quality is the same!

[Newjelan]

A compromise is in order - what do you say to 8 mm?

I say PERFECT!

[johntdavis]

My New Year's book with cream paper arrived (while I was out of town celebrating New Year's, unfortunately). It did get here before the 1st, which considering I placed the order on Dec. 26 was really impressive. Great customer service. To compensate for my traveling, I have adjusted my resolution for the year from "Journal Entry Every Day" to Journal Entry Every Day After Jan 1."

 

[rick54]

I just ordered a pad and journal to try out based on all the reviews. I was wondering if we would be seeing any envelopes offered for the pad paper in the near future?

[Epistler]

Rick:

It is on the list!

:Jay

[Tas]

Thanks to a seriously kind & generous FPN member (thank you so much) I have one here, in my hand. Ooooo

 

NO WAY will it be on it's own for long. I can see a few more of these fellas living on my shelf, desk, car seat.

They, are, gorgeous.

[Alexandra]

I just received my order the other day and was initially impressed. After seeing what it did for Noodler's Periwinkle (see this thread) I am very, very impressed. This paper brings out the best in any ink. Now I want must have a journal.

[RPB]

I just picked mine up from the mail depot today!

I have 5 Design.Y journals so love Tomoe River but these, for the money, are absolutely first class, they really are.

I thought I would not like plain paper, i always write on lined paper but having just started the first page and wrote some random thoughts, you know what?

The plain paper is almost 'freeing' in a weird sense. Kind of like I'm not tied down to the space between lines, etc. LOL

Now I am gibbering! Anyway, superbly made journals and well worth the money.

My one, ever so minor, mardy is that there is no bookmark at all. This will become a pain later on when I get into the book further.

Suffice to say, MB Irish Green looks superb on the Cream paper. Excellent.

[RPB]

http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5507/12012700925_492ab01696_b.jpg

[Alexandra]

Ow wow, that does look nice.