Hand made Journals

Japanese stab binding, is a traditional bookbinding technique, pages are sewn together through the side creating visible stitch pattern on the spine

Japanese stab binding, also known as Yotsume Toji is a traditional method of bookbinding that uses a simple stitch to hold together individual sheets of paper. It's a decorative and versatile technique, particularly suitable for creating sketchbooks or projects using single sheets. The method is straightforward, requiring only a few basic tools, and allows for customization through different stitch patterns and cover materials.

Wrap binding where the pages are sewn through the spine and provides a decorative feature. Book is able to lay flat and is idea for artist's sketches

Type: Themed Wrap Journal is a bookbinding method where a soft cover is used either leather or faux leather. Other types of material can be used. Stitching is visible on the spine, which is also a decorative feature. It allows the book to lay flat when opened, making it ideal for journaling, painting and sketching. Each journal covers a theme and is colour coordinated

Handmade Journals

Journal Notebooks - Hand made

Japanese stab binding, is a traditional bookbinding technique, pages are sewn together through the side creating visible stitch pattern on the spine

Coptic stitch binding is a method of bookbinding known for its exposed spine and decorative chain-link stitching.

Case binding is a bookbinding method where a book block (the pages) are sew and attached to a hard cover (the case) made of cardboard and covered

Wrap binding where the pages are sewn through the spine and provides a decorative feature. Book is able to lay flat and is idea for artist's sketches

Ethnic A5 and A6 Notebooks using recycled paper and cloth made in Indian and New Zealand

Concertina A6 Notebooks made with recycled paper

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