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New Valentine Notebook Designs!

Hello, friends. I just wanted to make a quick post to show you my newest notebook cover design. It's a cute Valentine-themed piece to inspire you to write about the one you love. This can make a great gift for Valentine's Day or a special anniversary or occasion. It's a great gift idea for writers. You know we like to make everything special with words. This pretty journal will be the perfect place to record your thoughts and memories about that special person you love. You could even write the story of how you met and give it to them in this love-themed notebook. I also have some matching sticker sheets and cards as well as some Valentine's Day cards and stickers. I'm trying a phone case this time as well. Let me know what you think of it in the comments. It's available for iPhones and Samsung Galaxy phones. I'll leave pictures of these new products and a link to my profile where you can access the entire Valentine collection. Valentine's D...

Happy New Year and Look What I Have to Show You...

Hello and welcome back to another Book Talk. I hope you had a great new year and holiday season. Today I'm talking about something I've been working on for the past two and a half months or so. It's finally ready to share, so here it is: It's a blank book talk. ツ ツ I've loved notebooks and, particularly, making notebooks since I was about twelve. Recently I began hand making notebooks with typing paper, felt and bits of twine. Working with my hands again in a medium I love (paper!) re-ignited my love of making notebooks. But when I added a simple drawing to the front of each notebook, I discovered a love of drawing and design I hadn't entertained since my teenage days. The process and result was so much fun I wanted to share it with others somehow. I researched a site called Redbubble.com and felt it would be the perfect avenue to share my love of notebooks and papery things. While I still make notebooks for myself, it wasn't practical for ...