Everyday Serenity Everyday Extraordinary Mustard Green French Coptic Bound Notebook Handmade Book Journal

**100% Handmade** **[Product Introduction]** A new design perfect for those who appreciate simplicity. This notebook features Coptic binding with a magnetic clasp. The cover is made from plain Taiwanese canvas, enhancing its timeless appeal. The magnetic clasp is crafted in an antique brass finish, creating a harmonious balance between modern and classic aesthetics for the notebook, making it both convenient and beautiful for use and carrying. Name| [Everyday Serenity Series: Mustard Green] - Everyday Extraordinary French Coptic Bound Notebook Inner Size| 18×13cm / 13*9cm Page Count| 16 sheets, 32 pages Cover| Taiwanese Canvas Inner Paper Type| Yellow Sketch Paper Stitching Material| Taiwanese Hand-sewn Waxed Thread Crafting Process| Manual paper cutting, Cover preparation, Antique brass clasp installation, Punching holes for inner pages, Bookbinding and stitching Usage| Blank inner pages, suitable for journals, diaries, notes, illustrations, Polaroid albums... and other creative uses. **[Proportional Size Diagram]** https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4911/45201128065_69d0b6cee9_z_d.jpg [Add-on] Handmade Polaroid Photo Frame https://www.pinkoi.com/product/Qv2EEp42 [Add-on] Cover Embossing Service https://www.pinkoi.com/product/Ln5xYc2j Notes: **Please read our transaction policy carefully before purchasing. Placing an order signifies your agreement to all policies.** **Please do not arbitrarily tear out inner pages, as we are not responsible for consequences such as pages falling out.** **If you have any questions or specific needs, please contact the designer before placing your order.** **This handmade book is a custom-ordered item and cannot be returned unless there is a color error (screen color variations and subjective assessments of handmade imperfections are not included).** **This is a made-to-order product requiring several working days. Please consider carefully before ordering if you are in a hurry, and refrain from repeatedly inquiring about the designer's progress.**