Sunday 24 October 2010

Graphia Journal

This gorgeous graphia journal has me drooling. It's one of those "special treat" journal that I would love to buy - and just waiting for an excuse. It's bit pricey at £34.95 - and as a regular journal keeper, I can't afford to spend that kind of money on every journal. But I wish I could. It's simply gorgeous.

What are your "special treat" journals? 

8 comments:

  1. Oh, this is gorgeous! I love those kind of journals! I also indulged myself in buying my beloved Diary Leather Sun XXXL. And I know exactly what to use it for ... :-)))

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  2. It's wonderful buying special journals :-) I have got two at the moment that I am looking forward to using, but at the same time, feel that I shouldn't just write boring stuff in them. Those two are next, after I finish my current one.

    I will be buying this Graphia one at some point.

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  3. That is gorgeous.

    My favorite journals are from Plan Ahead, the jumbo journals. I love their colorful covers and they're inexpensive.

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  4. Looks really good. It's amazing how steep it is! I'm sure there are journals as gorgeous as this from handmade stores such as Etsy or simple just art stores. :) If you are looking into buying nationally there is a handmade store of artisans called Folksy.com which offers handmade items only for the people in the UK as all the sellers live in the UK.
    I like all sorts of journals that allure me in on the spot. I have been given more journals than actually buying them, so that is wonderful. I also know how to make journals, so if it need be I can always make them for others, which in the past I have done so. :) If you are interested I can make you one too, now there is an idea for a Christmas present! *ssshhh you didn't just hear that* lol

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  5. P.S-If you are after the same feel of this journal then I know someone who creates journals In Italy made of leather:
    http://www.etsy.com/shop/tortagialla
    They may not be the same, but they are still gorgeous and much cheaper. :) Hope that helps.

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  6. Medeia,

    That's great :-) I have a weakness for journals.

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  7. Ana,

    Thanks a lot for the links, I will check them out. I am very fussy about journals, so that's why I am always wary of buying recycled or something because paper quality often doesn't feel as good. But of course willing to give it a try :-)

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  8. Dear Dolly,
    My pleasure.
    Earlier today found out about another site in the UK to buy journals/crafts etc...
    http://www.paperchase.co.uk/
    Has journals of all kinds and they seem reasonable too.
    Hope you find one that at least you are happy with, whatever the case. :)

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