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How To Use Extra Hobonichi Planner Covers?

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I have a 2014 Hobo in a lovely robin's egg blue leather cover, and I adore it.

 

I plan on buying the 2015 version, but I'm also eying several Hobo (A6) and Cousin (A5) covers. My problem is, I want to still use my current cover, and while I own a Seven Seas journal (LOVE!!!), it's already housed in a great gfeller leather cover.

 

My dilemma then is: How to justify purchasing more covers?? There are at least 4 new ones I want! Gaaaahhh!

 

Ideas...?

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You can always justify it by wanting to switch covers every now and then~ *winkwink* :D A little variety every now and then wouldn't hurt.

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Can't you argue that they need to match... er... something? If nothing else, they should match pens or inks?

 

I don't know, but I'm trying to find some justification for you!

Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers ~ Voltaire

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Heh, I'm picking up a Hobonichi in a week or two and I'must planning on getting three covers from the beginning. I'm planning on changing them up every few months.

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My dilemma then is: How to justify purchasing more covers?? There are at least 4 new ones I want! Gaaaahhh!

Ideas...?

Easy, same way that you justify more pens or anything else that you don't really need. Edited by adyf
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I've read on Facebook that there is a buy/sell area for Hobo accessories etc. You could find a new home for your cover and then justify the new one...of course it might just lead to buying more Hobo goodies too!

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I've read on Facebook that there is a buy/sell area for Hobo accessories etc. You could find a new home for your cover and then justify the new one...of course it might just lead to buying more Hobo goodies too!

Ooo what site is the buy/sell area, do you know?

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Hey, you don't need justification. People pay hundreds of dollars to play a round of golf. There are ate collectors as well as everything collectors. Just do it and be happy.

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