I loved hearing about what you all would store in your new cases and, as always, I wish I had enough for everyone! However, the random number generator picked two winners for the Shibui A5 Life Organizer and the 3-pen case: Congratulations Brad and Theresa!
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GIVEAWAY: Shibui Leather Stationery Cases
In case you missed it, last week Ana reviewed some Leather Stationary Cases from Shibui. This week we’re excited to offer two of those cases for giveaway! We have one of each of the following, and each will go to one lucky winner: 3-Pen Case XL (₱2,350, approx. $48.50USD) The Shibui 3-Pen XL case is…
Pen Review: Pilot Shunpitsu Pocket Brush Pen – Soft
Review by Tina Koyama I have a few brush pens. (To understand what I mean by “a few,” see Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4 of my review series. And those are only the ones I’ve reviewed.) I tend to divide all brush pens into two categories – the ones with hair-like…
Ink Review: Birmingham Pen Company Golden Gazette
Usually by now I’m knee deep in inks that match the Pantone color of the year, but I admit that this year I’m a little meh on the ink options. I do love grays, but a few years ago for Inktober I did a “31 Shades of Gray” theme and got all my grays in.…
Fountain Pen Review: Schon DSGN Pocket Six
I’ve been eyeballing Schon DSGN pens for a while now. In the past I haven’t been able to get to an east coast pen show, so I haven’t seen them in person and then there haven’t been shows because of the pandemic, but I’ve been keeping an eye on Dromgoole’s. Last week I finally took…
Ink Review: KWZ Raspberry
A while ago I got a small sample of KWZ Raspberry ($15 for 60mL) and I loved it. I always meant to go back and purchase a whole bottle. When I got my Kaweco Hello Kitty edition, I decided Raspberry was the perfect ink for it. I’ve used several KWZ inks in the past and…
Notebook Review: Archer & Olive A5 Night Sky Neapolitan Dot Grid Notebook
I have my knitting friends to thank for this review! Recently a friend shared her crafting journal with bits and pieces of her knitting, spinning and sewing projects. I was intrigued because it was dot grid, and contained THREE different kinds of paper. And that’s how I bought my very own Archer & Olive A5…