![]() I don’t know how they keep coming up with these ideas, those crazy folks at Field Notes. We just got in our latest Field Notes’ order, including the winter special edition Snowblind, which changes colour from white to blue when you hold it in sunlight. Because the elastic closing the TN is so easy to change, I may even consider changing my blue Midori’s elastic to brown, for something a bit more subtle.Īs always, we’ve been busy around here, packing up orders, saying hello to visitors and new folks trying out pens in the shop. I’m loving it! I love the pop of colour on my blue Midori, and I also really like the hint of red at the bottom of Jon’s passport Black. Passport (Old special edition camel, with the original green elastic), and Regular (most recent special edition Blue with a new orange elastic, available in the repair kit). I replaced the elastic that closes my Midori with the orange one – blue and orange, one of my favourite combinations! This one is super easy – you just pull out the old one from the hole, and you put the ends of the new one in, and tie a knot. I have a Regular Size Blue and a Passport Camel, and Jon has a Passport Black. I figured since I was opening up the repair kit, I might as well try out some of the other elastics, since the kit comes with four elastics and one new metal nugget enclosure. Every time I notice this, it gives me pause and reminds me about just how unique this Midori Traveler’s Notebook system is, and why it’s become so popular with so many people who need an everyday notebook and planning system. I think the elastic broke because people who aren’t familiar with the Traveler’s Notebook try to put the elastic back on the cover vertically, like a Rhodia or Leuchtturm elastic, rather than horizontally, which stretches out the elastic, and it snapped. ![]() In this fast-paced and high-tech world, we are letter writers and journal writers, we take notes and make to-do lists by hand, and we are so thankful to have you along for the journey.Īll prices on our website are in Canadian dollars.We’ve been missing the elastic on our display Passport Brown Traveler’s Notebook for the shop for a while now, and finally, in a spurt of inspiration and productivity, I replaced it. We have a lot of Japanese stationery supplies, including washi tape, Traveler’s Notebook and Classiky, as well as carry a range of Japanese fountain pens from Pilot, Sailor and Platinum. We carry fountain pens of all sorts, inks to match, pencils, stationery and notebooks and more. We're a family-run shop located in Toronto, shipping across Canada and internationally. You can also find us on Instagram.Ī great way to stay in touch is by signing up for weekly email newsletter, which goes out on Tuesdays and is filled with new products, what’s coming in soon, updates from the shop, blog posts and announcements. In general, our blog is a great place to get started, and all of our newest posts are here. If you’re interested in reading more about how we’ve weathered this storm, please check out this blog post series. The Studio Shop at 290 Gerrard Street East is currently closed. Each of your online orders has meant so much to us. 52 Clinton St is open for in-store browsing again! Please stop by. It goes without saying that we wouldn’t be here without you, but this year it has been more clear than ever. ![]() Covid! Ugh! It has been an unpleasantly wild year for small businesses.
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