Sharpie proof Quirky Cup Collective celestial 160gsm journal review

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UPDATE July 2024: Sydonie let me know that they've corrected the dot grid in new releases, but some of the older stock might still have spacing issues. Journals are made in China and the BEST NEWS - the paper is FSC certified.
This Australian journal is available internationally, and is perfect for you if you want paper that can cope with anything you can throw at it! Because of the beautiful covers, it would be great as a dream journal, a grimoire or any other mystical use, or your daily bullet journal.
You can find detailed specifications for the journal at my website theusefuljournal.com/product/...
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8 авг 2024

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@carolynsomers9512 4 месяца назад

Love these journals! Definitely need to check out her matching journal sleeves and Kindle sleeves too … they are magnificent! Also pens to match.

@theusefuljournal 4 месяца назад

I know right? There's lots of temptation there!

@TracyLynn2744 4 месяца назад

So pretty! Thanks for sharing! These are so me! Going to check them out!

@theusefuljournal 4 месяца назад

They've definitely got a beautiful aesthetic and there's lots of other lovely products to go with them!

@cathy9188 4 месяца назад

wow the journals are gorgeous!! i wish they had a pastel pink one though 😢

@theusefuljournal 4 месяца назад

The Le Soleil is pretty close? That's one of my favourites, although they're out of dot grid at the moment... thequirkycupcollective.com.au/collections/quirky-journals/products/le-soleil-journal

@TonyaDarling4 3 месяца назад

I bought one and now wondering what pens you would recommend to write with so it doesn’t bleed?

@theusefuljournal 3 месяца назад

Hope you enjoy using it - which one did you buy? They're all so pretty. If you have a look at my pen test, you'll see that I tested all sorts and this paper is pretty bomb-proof. Even alcohol based pens like Sharpies didn't show through, although I wouldn't use them for colouring or hold them down for too long because this allows more to soak through. If you're just using water-based markers, you could use pretty much anything, and any pen would work. It was even good with fountain pens.