Note-Taking Just Got Easier

[Polyhistor]

I always need a couple of my favorite note cards on my nightstand in order to note ideas that might come before I fall asleep ... another perfect occasion to combine my love of leather, stationery, and pen paraphernalia.

 

 

The second one is a little notepad cover for a Rhodia N°11 pad. No bells and whistles, just the basics. This was actually the test piece for a smaller one that I've been asked to make. A larger sibling is due soon. Both items are of course handstitched.

 

 

Cheers,

Adam

 

PS – Sorry for the blunt advertising in the pics, but I also used these on my blog and wanted to add something personal to the watermark.

Edited July 24, 2014 by Polyhistor

[Nonstickron]

Looks good.

[tinysnail]

Love that N11 cover. Nicely done!

[knarflj]

Lovely work and beautiful designs! I particularly like the lines of that notecard holder.

[Earl Pitts]

I depend on my 3x5 card stock in my picket jitter. Cranes used to sell the engraved cards and a very large product fir then. It was discontinued without explanation. Levenger prints some , if personalization is a requirement, but the papa tee nor the engraving compare to Cranes.

[Polyhistor]

Thanks, everyone!

 

My favorite notecards are not store-bought. They're old library index cards that our librarian gave me when our university department had to move to a new building. He had literally thousands of them and since they're made from archival grade cardstock, they're super smooth and FP friendly. I still don't know what to do when I run out of these cards.

[Komitadjie]

Dang, that is a really lovely notepad cover! Good work!

Edited July 29, 2014 by Komitadjie