Printed and shipped within the U.S. directly from printer upon order. Click here for timing and prices. I sometimes have similar, less expensive notebooks in stock: see the “In Stock in Concord, MA” section of my shop.
These are really nice!
5.5 x 8.5 inches with 140 dotted pages (70 sheets)
Full color images on front and back covers
Covers are lightweight, flexible cardboard with soft-touch coating on outside
Cover weight: 352 gsm. page weight: 89 gsm
Metal double-loop wire-o binding allows pages to turn effortlessly, lay perfectly flat when open, and even fold back on themselves a full 360 degrees
Sample image colors may differ from printed product.
These notebooks—as well as note cards and magnets of the same design—were sold at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston this past spring during their annual Nasturtium Days. Printed with images of “Community Garden Nasturtiums,” a painting from my Flora(l) Portals show at the Morse Institute Library in Natick, MA in 2024. True to the name, I photographed the reference photo of nasturtiums in a community garden in Concord, Massachusetts.
Printed and shipped within the U.S. directly from printer upon order. Click here for timing and prices. I sometimes have similar, less expensive notebooks in stock: see the “In Stock in Concord, MA” section of my shop.
These are really nice!
5.5 x 8.5 inches with 140 dotted pages (70 sheets)
Full color images on front and back covers
Covers are lightweight, flexible cardboard with soft-touch coating on outside
Cover weight: 352 gsm. page weight: 89 gsm
Metal double-loop wire-o binding allows pages to turn effortlessly, lay perfectly flat when open, and even fold back on themselves a full 360 degrees
Sample image colors may differ from printed product.
These notebooks—as well as note cards and magnets of the same design—were sold at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston this past spring during their annual Nasturtium Days. Printed with images of “Community Garden Nasturtiums,” a painting from my Flora(l) Portals show at the Morse Institute Library in Natick, MA in 2024. True to the name, I photographed the reference photo of nasturtiums in a community garden in Concord, Massachusetts.
