Virginia Woolf Write What You Wish To Write Unlined Notebook – Fly

Library themed Notebooks & Journals. Ready to fill with your drawings, notes, memos, doodles, thoughts poetry and ideas! A Great size to throw into a purse or backpack and take your ideas with you.  The cover is made of heavy weight 100lb card stock and the backside is thick black chipboard for a rigid and sturdy '
Library themed Notebooks & Journals. Ready to fill with your drawings, notes, memos, doodles, thoughts poetry and ideas! A Great size to throw into a purse or backpack and take your ideas with you.  The cover is made of heavy weight 100lb card stock and the backside is thick black chipboard for a rigid and sturdy 'book' feel. The binding is a gold metal twin loop binding that allows the notebook to lay flat for easy writing.  Dimensions: 5 x 7 Interior Paper: Unlined 24lb cream-colored paper Binding: Metal Twin Loop Binding  All of our products are designed, copyrighted and made by hand in our Ann Arbor Michigan studio.

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