Showing posts with label Washi Tape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Washi Tape. Show all posts

Friday

Current favorite journaling art making supplies.









List of tools:
My Grandfathers Esterbrook Fountain Pen
A vintage Arnold Fountain Pen
Pink Palette from Stickerrific, also the washi that is fourth from the left
Traveler’s Company products:
Tokyo Station Traveler’s Notebook
Brass Index Clips
Brass Clip

Delfonics Pouch
Keep A Notebook from A Blank Note, the red folder on the right that came with cool memo sheets that I store other stuff in as well.

Escoda Versatil 8 Travel Brush


I often buy my tools at Kinokuniya and those include:
Gelly Roll Moonlight 06, part of a set of five gray shades
Tombow MONO Permanent Adhesive

I buy way too much washi at Daiso and most you see here are from there.

Scissors I’ve had so long I don’t know but they say Salinger Germany.
Teflon bone folder, again had for so so long, but fairly common.
Very old Alvin Retractable Mechanical Pencil.
Hand clip, a purse clip? A grab bag thrift find.
Eraser stamps carved by me.

Sunday

Traveler's Factory Tokyo Station Treasure



Hello everyone long time no see!
Thought I'd jump back into blogging by showing you what I guess is a stationary/journal haul.
A friend of mine and her husband were on a trip to Tokyo and very kindly brought back a bag of treasures from the fairly new Traveler's Factory store in the Tokyo Station.
Ever since I laid eyes via the internet on the Tokyo Station Edition of the Traveler's Notebook I new it would be mine someday. And all the other goodies they grabbed as well, washi tape, stickers, small notecards, postcards, and more.



 I'm over the moon in love with this notebook and just so happen to be finishing up with a notebook I use on a daily basis so seems like a good time to move into this one.



 Must admit I feel a bit guilty moving out of my brown Midori Traveler's Notebook, I've been using over a year now and I love it.  My guess is I'll move back and forth between the two.








I'm very lucky to have such good friends who were willing to have gone on such an adventure for me and my goal will be to someday soon visit the shop myself.
Cheers thanks for visiting!

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