👉 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭 𝐈𝐧𝐟𝐨
- A5 Kraft Tex Journal Cover with Pockets and elastic bands
- A5 Journal plain with 190 gsm Vellum Bristol
- A5 Journal Insert with Rhodia Clairefontaine Graph Paper
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I have made these A5 journal covers, with the modern journaler in mind. I have used an new eco friendly material Kraft-Tex, which has a leather-like finish and texture, but is made from natural paper fibre. It is very strong and durable like leather, but can be treated as a paper. It is a great substrate for paint: acrylics, watercolours, dyes or inks, will work perfectly on it. You can draw or collage on it, but also sew or embroider it. It can be wiped clean, it is water resistant and it makes the ideal cover for your journals.
It comes with two elastic bands to keep 2 notebooks in place, has two pockets, and an elastic closure. It comes with 2 notebooks: one plain with 190 gsm Vellum Bristol paper and one with Rhodia pen friendly graph paper.
👉𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐊𝐫𝐚𝐟𝐭 𝐓𝐞𝐱
Wait until you get your hands on this vibrant paper that looks, feels, and wears like leather, but sews, cuts, and washes just like fabric. Kraft-tex is supple, yet strong enough to use for projects that get tough wear. This cruelty-free leather brings exciting new texture and color, has a suede-like finish and lovely crinkles. It is hand-dyed, pre-washed, preshrunk, eco-friendly, color-fast, tear-resistant, and so much more.
It is a German engineered paper that were used in making jeans tags. It is made from natural paper fibre that has been tanned, resulting it to be very durable and water resistance. This beautiful washable paper is produced from cellulose fiber. It wipes clean pretty well as it's water resistant.
You can stamp it, draw on it, print it, use acrylics, watercolors or dyes on it, and you can sew or embroider it - anything that it will make it your own!
🚫 NO ANIMAL PRODUCTS WERE USED FOR THIS COVER
❗️ Please bear in mind that photos may be slightly different from actual item in terms of color, due to the lighting during photo shooting or the monitor's display
