According to Midori’s website the company has been around since 1950. The
Notebook itself is actually more than that. It’s a leather cover with
strategically placed elastic bands going through the leather via holes and notches
and a notebook, generally called refills in the Midori world. There
are two sizes of Traveler’s Notebooks, the passport size and the regular size.
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| The Jen Dori: http://chicsparrow.com/ Happie Dori: http://happiescrappie.bigcartel.com/ Foxy Dori: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FoxyDori |
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4 comments:
Did you share the link to the inserts from Amazon?
thanks,
~danni
Can you please provide a list of supplies that you used? specifically the interface.
Thanks!
I finally had time to sit and watch your videos! How fun! I so wish I was coming to Utah this summer so I could sit and make them with you too! I am so happy to learn your trick with the needle. I can't tell you how many times this comes up for me--I think I will just create a needle that's designated for this now. :)
What pellon did you use??? Thanks for the help thats the only thing I need to make some.
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