A5 Plant Journal 160 Pages Soft Grey

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Price : $29.95 AUD
ISBN : CIR1617088264
Publisher : Notely
Imprint : A5 Notebook
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The ultimate plant lover’s journal with a mixture of lined, dot grid and blank pages to document, doodle and sketch about your leafy companions. There’s beautiful quotes and phrases to inspire you as well! The inside pages are 100% recycled, post-consumer waste paper and printed with soy-based inks. Proudly printed and bound in Brisbane, Australia. The journal features a hard, linen cover that is blind debossed – so no ink used! Also available in Forest Green.

How to start and keep a plant journal – read on the notely blog.

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Made from 100% post-consumer waste, using no virgin tree fibres. The fibre source has been independently certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.

Size: 220x155mm
Cover: Hardcover linen
Text: 160 page, 120gsm 100% recycled post-consumer waste.

Designed, printed and bound in Brisbane with soy-based inks.

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