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There is something about the unlimited possibility of the blank page, so what could be better than an entire book full of them?
A notebook can be a diary, a to-do list, a sketchbook, a novel. A place to begin, to record, to practise, to learn, to work through.
“I love paper, the texture, something that holds your story, having something with you that keeps your thoughts, I really like that,” says Catalina Sanchez, an artisanal notebook maker (and long-time notebook lover) who will be teaching our fifth Craft Club class, livestreamed on the evening of March 16.