Patreon Members Only - Tomoe River DIY Double Pamphlet Notebook

$19.00

I will send you materials to make a pocket-sized B6 notebook! This is pamphlet stitch sewn through two signatures instead of one. 40 sheets of Tomoe River Paper (52 gsm) will be included, which should be split into 20 sheets for each signature.

I have some papers left from my BunguLA workshop but most papers will be cut and prepared to order.

  1. Choose your shapes for your 2 notebooks

  2. Click “next step” and a form will appear

  3. In the form, enter your choice of 2 decorative papers and ideal cover paper colours. I’ll do my best to meet your requests as I need to do more shopping for cover papers.

About Tomoe River Paper:

Tomoe River Paper is extremely smooth, making it useful for many mediums: pencil, rollerball, gel pen, fountain pen and even light washes of watercolor. While the paper has a capacity for absorbing, some may find that it takes longer to dry depending on the medium they are using. While it can be a very enjoyable surface for wet mediums like fountain pen ink and watercolor paint, it is not generally suggested for alcohol-based paints, markers and inks. (Galen Leather)

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I will send you materials to make a pocket-sized B6 notebook! This is pamphlet stitch sewn through two signatures instead of one. 40 sheets of Tomoe River Paper (52 gsm) will be included, which should be split into 20 sheets for each signature.

I have some papers left from my BunguLA workshop but most papers will be cut and prepared to order.

  1. Choose your shapes for your 2 notebooks

  2. Click “next step” and a form will appear

  3. In the form, enter your choice of 2 decorative papers and ideal cover paper colours. I’ll do my best to meet your requests as I need to do more shopping for cover papers.

About Tomoe River Paper:

Tomoe River Paper is extremely smooth, making it useful for many mediums: pencil, rollerball, gel pen, fountain pen and even light washes of watercolor. While the paper has a capacity for absorbing, some may find that it takes longer to dry depending on the medium they are using. While it can be a very enjoyable surface for wet mediums like fountain pen ink and watercolor paint, it is not generally suggested for alcohol-based paints, markers and inks. (Galen Leather)