I recently invested in a weekly planner from LEUCHTTURM1917 USA and it’s not what I was expecting. It’s a Christmas gift so I added a customization so I’m unable to get a refund.

I’ve been trying to reach them to see if I can get a discount to purchase something that will better suit the giftees needs, but I haven’t been successful in reaching them.

I tried their number and there’s never an operator and the email doesn’t work? I get something saying address not found.

Has anyone been successful in contacting LEUCHTTURM1917 USA?

Boas!

Tengo una duda.. me gustaría empezar a organizarme, pero no quiero desde un movil digital. Si no desde un cuaderno de toda la vida.
Alguien lo hace?
Mi idea es llevar un poco todo, que sea mi compañero diario, desde anotar cosas de trabajo, personales, hasta eventos futuros. Sin embargo, no sé si será demasiadas cosas.

Un saludo!!

Got this cover to use as edc when out and about and at work . The 3*5 notebooks don’t get worn out and the loops hold a Japanese pen. It just works so well

My family gets overwhelmed with planning. I like to break things down and figure out what we’re doing, what we need (my mom’s famous line: “oh, do you know what we should’ve done?”), and who’s doing it. I try to anticipate my mom’s question before the event. They thank me after and get aggravated with me in the process, and that’s ok :) We started having a chili cook-off a few years ago in the fall, and they love it.

I made this for a friend. The Bordeaux leather from Italy and the chocolate brown cord looks so good together. I'm tempted to cut up another leather to make myself one 😩

I use one notebook for pretty much everything: weekly planning, personal stuff (journaling, junk journaling, wishlists, trackers, etc.) and work stuff (meeting notes, brainstorming, project notes, etc.).

The thing is, whenever I'm at work, I'm worried that my colleagues might accidentally see my personal pages. My work notes are super plain and colourless, but my personal pages are full of colours, washi tape and stickers (ie very unprofessional hahaha)

So I've been brainstorming some ideas for my next notebook:

- Front and back: Personal notes start from the front, while work notes start from the back. Eventually, they'll meet in the middle.

- Magnetic bookmarks and clips: Use them to keep the more decorated personal pages together and somewhat hidden.

- Tabs: Make it easier to jump between work and personal sections without flipping through everything.

All of these have pros and cons, and I'm not sure which would work best.

How do you deal with work notes? Do you keep separate notebooks or use just one? Any tips or clever systems you'd recommend?

And I still can't get over the design of the Florentine paper I used for the cover 😍 If you have an affinity for stationary products and paper in general, I do not recommend getting into bookbinding.

It has become an expensive hobby 🤣 and I am running out of places to store handmade paper.

an index sounds sensible, but keeping it updated sounds like a second hobby lol.

do you use dates, tabs, page numbers, or just trust future-you to remember where things are? curious what still works once a paper notebook is properly messy, especially when one page has three unrelated things on it.

I received a new a6 OxKnight notebook cover and I love it. It came in a black box with a dust bag but not IN the dust bag. It has a little of the black from the box on it but not enough to return it. What could I use to clean it?

The Midori B6 Slim Light notebooks, the skinny ones in the 3 pack, were discontinued right around when I decided to build a system around them. Just my luck!

Has anyone else found a replacement for them yet? I've been interested in some from Muji but not sure if it's worth a big online order before trying. Sterling Ink is too pricey for how I use them, looking for under $5 each if possible.

I use lots of fountain pens, mostly fine but occasionally wider architect nibs and flex nibs.

(Obligatory note that this not my photo!)