Interview with Scrively: What Makes a Good Notebook?
Etchr Lab asks Scrively what makes a good notebook – from fountain-pen paper and useful formats to covers, page counts and the pleasure of starting afresh.
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The Bullet Journal-Workshop (Pt. 7): Switching my planning system to the Traveler’s Notebook
Scrively and the Bullet Journal – Background (click to expand) I have become a user of the analogue Bullet Journal organization system a few years back. The Bullet Journal-Workshop is meant to share with you the ideas, add-ons, adaptations and small improvements that I have come…
Review: Kaweco Classic Sport Rollerball (white) & Leather Pen Pouch
Even tough I really love fountain pens, I am also a great fan of rollerball pens. Especially for my everyday carry, i.e. when I am out an about, I do prefer rollerballs over fountain pens. This is simply because when I…
The “ME Journal”: combining analogue note-taking with digital benefits
Being a lover of all things pen and paper and an advocate of the analogue world, I do certainly also favor a best of both worlds-approach. A meaningful combination of digital and analogue tools, in my opinion, do go a…
Review: “Paperstyle” notebooks (Swedish design by Concess)
One of the notebooks that I recently got into my hands – and that I really do not want to let go of anymore – is an A5-size notebook of Concess’ Paperstyle-series. If you now say “Which notebooks?”, you are probably…
Infographic: The Power of the Pen
The latest tech trend in the office is not using technology at all! Technology creates constant distractions during business meetings. Therefore, forward thinking companies are banning cell phones, laptops and tablets from the conference room. Most of those insights are,…
Leuchtturm 1917: new notebook-colors available & Master Slim (A4+)-review
German notebook manufacturer Leuchtturm 1917 has just released some brand new colors for their notebook-lineup: “army” (green) and “new pink”. While the pinkish one isn’t exactly my cup of tea, I was definitely amazed by the new green notebook. I got my…
Review: Writersblok (New York) Notebooks
Writersblok notebooks are something that I had not yet come across, so I really wanted to get my hands on them and see what they can do. Are they an alternative worthwhile, compared to the usual suspects, or do they…
Whitelines: scanning your notes without a trace
As I am always on the lookout for meaningful ways of bringing the best parts of analogue and digital writing and note-taking together, Whitelines is another interesting product that I stumbled upon lately. Whitelines is a paper-innovation from Sweden –…
Mind-Papers: the loose-leaf notebook — reloaded
This post here is the second part of what is a special cooperation between Scrively and X17 Good parts of the companies’ product portfolios are unique products on the stationary market, which is why I am glad about this collaboration which…
