2012 Dayplanners from Paperblanks are here!
Handbound To Our Exacting Standards
Every one of our Dayplanners/Diaries includes:
Two ribbon page markers
Acid-free sustainable forest paper (which will last for centuries)
A memento pouch
European-made binder boards from 100% recycled stock
High opacity paper to lessen ink...
Philanthropy has always been a core part of the Paperblanks company ethos. Our Social Commitment blog series covers the organizations we support who are doing tangible work at a community level.
Just recently, we've begun to donate books to 826...
Philanthropy has always been a core part of the Paperblanks company ethos. Our Social Commitment blog series covers the organizations we support who are doing tangible work at a community level.
Before jumping into the world of journaling and keeping a journal every writer is faced with an important task -- choosing the exact right journal/notebook for their needs! This may depend on personal preference or it might depend on...
We're pleased to spotlight 3 new premium collections of writing journals from Paperblanks. All books in these collections feature:
Intricate, elegant cover designs
Ornamental edging
Metal clasps
Smythe sewn binding
Ribbon markers
Momento pouches
As well, each design in these collections is available in a variety...
A writing journal can take many forms: It can be a daily record of a person’s life, an outlet for a person's deepest feelings and thoughts, or simply an escape -- a space away from modern life pressures and...
We’ve mentioned WriteGirl on our blog before – an award-winning non-profit organization which helps high school-aged girls develop their talents in the literary arts.
In honor of Diwali - which begins today - we're spotlighting our Little Ganesh Collection of writing journals. Diwali is "one of the most important festivals of the year and is celebrated in families by performing traditional activities together...
In this busy world we live in, finding time for the things we love to do can be quite a challenge. As many of our fans are so passionate about writing, we asked for some of their best tips for...
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 285 million people are visually impaired worldwide: 39 million are blind and 246 million have low vision. It doesn’t have to be this way; 80% of all visual impairment can be prevented, treated or cured.