Blue Eclipse Cafe' Journals

These books pack 256 pages of fountain pen friendly paper into a portable package. The blue bookcloth spine allows the books to open easily, while the thick boards and library corners provide durability for all of your trips around town or around the world. 

My middle child has recently become obsessed with constellations and astronomy. We picked out a ton of celestial papers together, and they'll be appearing on some books presently and in the near future. I have a few more sheets of this design; if you'd like something larger or different made with it, drop me a line!

Size: 5.25 X 4.3 inches

Binding: Casebound with archival materials; matching endbands

Paper: 256 lined pages of 25% cotton stock from Southworth (made in the USA)

About This Binding:

When we think of a "hardcover" book, we usually mean a casebound tome. After the textblock is sewn, glued, and reinforced, it is cased-in to the cover. What results is a durable book that will last for a few lifetimes. Casebound books are generally a sort of compromise between the wide-opening longstitch binding and the need for some rigidity and/or the desire for a more "traditional" book. I carefully measure and construct my own casebound books to open more easily than usual, without sacrificing security or structural integrity.