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time4tea
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Posted: June 21 2005 at 12:15pm \| IP Logged

Hi Everyone!

Does anyone know who might sell some nice blank books to use as copybooks? I was reading in one of Karen Andreola's books about how they used nice copybooks for nature journals, copywork, etc., that had gilded edges, etc. I thought it might be fun to get one for each of my dc for the new school year, but all I can find are the plain white copybooks, or the ones that have cartoon-like drawings on the covers. Thanks so much in advance!

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Jenny

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Posted: June 21 2005 at 4:36pm \| IP Logged

Rainbow Resource carries many very nice books for copywork. They even have some that are half blank for illustrations (which appeals to my 7 year old).

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Posted: June 25 2005 at 10:07am \| IP Logged

These Frank Lloyd Wright sketchbooks are beautiful, and not a bad deal for $15.

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Posted: June 28 2005 at 12:23pm \| IP Logged

Alice, thank you for the wonderful stationary site. Their items are just beautiful! I love the idea of the leather bound sketchbook and the size is really nice too, a little smaller than the norm but would be great for travel too! You always come up with great stuff

Thanks for sharing!

With a book of this style would you still tear out pages to insert into a notebook or keep intact and just get a new one when filled??? Wondering how others do this too? TIA.

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Posted: June 29 2005 at 7:55am \| IP Logged

Barnes and Noble has a huge selection of journals with all kinds of bindings. I like the kind that are stitched bindings so you can lay the book open flat.

My kids like those composition books that you can buy at Staples. We sometimes make collages on the front and use clear contact paper to cover them.

Julie

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