Irish Inspired Hardcover Journals

You know those DNA tests you can send away? Mine told me that I'm more Irish than anything, despite my German last name. Since looking at the results, I've tried to connect to my heritage more. While I don't go for the whole LET'S GET DRUNK CUZ ST. PATTY stuff (if that's your jam, cool, cool), I enjoy green a lot at this time of year, as I listen to Celtic music, try to drink more tea, and start to see spring all over. In that spirit, I created this limited edition of two nearly identical books.

They feature thick boards, a full Kraft-Tex case that can take a beating, and green/white endbands. Each has a generous block of 200 lined pages, of 24lb white paper that loves ink as much as graphite. The official name is Whitestone, and the paper has a sort of visual "texture," while remaining really smooth and, again, very friendly to your fountain pens.

I made one with orange endpapers and one with green. If you have a preference, please note that with your order.

Size: Cafe' (5 X 4 1/8 inches)
Binding: Casebound with green cotton thread (waxed)
Cover Materials: Emerald and Tangerine Kraft-Tex over boards
Endpapers: Green/Orange from French Paper Co's "Pop" line
Misc: Green/white endbands from vintage textbook
Paper Stock: Neenah Classic Crest "Whitestone," 24lb bond
Page Count: 200
Page Format: Lines (grey)