text: LJ's Blog of Stuff: TK Maxx, and a Fabulous Paper Shop - Wow!!!
  Posted by LJ at 20:38
  Anonymous 26 July 2012 at 22:59
  Wow love them, makes me fall in love with my Leuchtturm all over again, I actually considered ditching it for Journaling in a Filofax but think i'll stick with it. I love Emma Bridgewater notebooks, i've had my eyes on those for a while, guess where i'm off to lol. I love those planners they are great :)
  LJ 28 July 2012 at 09:23
  I am planning on starting journalling soon(ish), and as much as I love my filos I can't imagine using any of them for journalling - unless I do it as a smash book type of thing, but then I wouldn't really be journalling, more writing a few bits and then spending way too ling trying to find the perfect pictures etc to go with it. I'm going to be a bound book girl for journalling all the way - and trying to write that much with rings in the way - it's just not going to happen (or at least not until they bring out an A5 compact :o)
  DEM 27 July 2012 at 19:49
  These are beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing. Just the other day I bought 3-4 journals that have pretty paper with assorted designs. My immediate thought was to disassemble the journals, punch holes in the paper and use it in my personal FF. I think I'm still going to do that and you've now given me a great idea for my next blog post. Thanks!
  By the way, ever since I saw your original post about your fun paper in your FF, I've been on a quest to find something more interesting and pretty to use in mine. You're such an enabler!
  LJ 28 July 2012 at 09:26
  Glad to be of service ma'am :o)
  I'm not sure if I can bring myself to cut the pages out of these notepads as the notepads themselves are too lovely - ha ha ha!!!
  And I think if I were to do that and just add to my box of paper for filo usage my other half would probably just lose the will to live - oops!!!
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