Paperblanks Flexis Aurelia Royal Purple Ultra DOT-GRID (BO1)

FLEXIBLE SOFTCOVER PAPERBLANKS BULLET JOURNAL

Dot-Grid Planner: 9781439753842

Flexible softcover and spine
240 dot-grid pages - 180 x 230mm (7 x 9in) - 100gsm
Expanded page count for boundless creativity!
Durable Smyth sewn binding
Decorated page edges
Back cover memento pouch
Acid-free sustainable forest paper
Pages lie flat
Takes pen and ink beautifully

Each Dot-Grid Planner includes:

Index Page
Page Numbers
Dot-grid pages ideally suited for bullet journalling - 5 x 5mm squares
Stencil with a variety of commonly used bullet journalling shapes, plus a ruler!
Welcome booklet
Three bookmark ribbon page markers

Harness the Power of Bullet Journalling

We believe that a planner holds a valuable place in our daily lives and connects our innermost thoughts to the outside world. The physical act of writing down a goal and seeing your ideas etched on a page keeps you tangibly connected to that intention. A planner is a place to remember the present and plan what comes next, while giving “future you” an opportunity to revisit the paths you took to get there.

Our new Dot-Grid Planners will help you achieve your goals in style. Inspired by Ryder Carroll’s Bullet Journalling community, we’ve pulled together some of the best parts of a dot-grid interior, added a few features of our own (including a specially designed stencil) and packaged it all inside your favourite Paperblanks covers, creating a one-of-a-kind journalling experience.

Paperblanks Flexis, a sophisticated new line of softcover notebooks.

Our new softcover Flexis are the ultimate notebooks for writers with somewhere to go. Enjoy the freedom that comes with flexibility! Crafted with a flexible cover material, these lightweight notebooks offer increased mobility for everyday use. Their durable, Smyth sewn spines allow the books to lie completely flat while also providing the flexibility to open 360 degrees, connecting cover-to-cover for a stable writing surface on the go.

Our Aurelia design is fit for a king. Its inspiration dates back to Paris in the mid-18th century and the original binding housed copies of King Louis XV’s procedures for Holy Week. This book design is a marvellous riot of gold-tooled rococo elements, featuring birds, flowers and leaves.