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Double Trouble Black Sketching Journal I White Paper Journal
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- Two-cover construction: the front is made by combining two different paper covers
- Hard bound: a rigid board makes it easy to sketch without a desk
- 180 pages: the longest book in the White Canvaa journal range
- Deckled raw edges: untrimmed handmade edges on every sheet
- Chlorine-free paper: unbleached cotton-waste sheets
- Handmade cotton-waste paper, 125 GSM
- Hard board cover with paper finish
- Size: 7" x 4.5"
- Pages: 180
- Paper weight: 125 GSM
- Binding: hard bound
- Storage: store upright and dry to keep the boards flat
- Wipe the cover with a dry cloth only
- Avoid packing it tightly against sharp objects, which can chip the deckled edges
- Because each book is made by hand, small differences in the cover join and page alignment are expected
- Deckled edges are irregular by nature and are not a defect
A hard-bound sketching journal built from two different paper covers joined together, which is where the Double Trouble name comes from. Inside are 180 pages of handmade cotton-waste paper with deckled raw edges, in a 7" x 4.5" size that travels easily. It suits sketching, note-taking and mixed journalling.
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What does Double Trouble mean?
The cover is assembled from two different papers rather than one, so each book has a two-part face.
Is the paper white or off-white?
The sheets are white handmade cotton paper, so ink and pencil sit with good contrast.
Can I use it as a daily diary?
At 180 pages it will carry six months of daily entries, and the hard cover holds up to being carried every day.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: White Canvaa Fulfilled by: EarthBased




