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Ciao Bella's Album Binding Art is a line of chipboard pages to create amazing albums in 6 different shapes. It includes both sets of shaped and carved pages, and sets of shaped pages only, allowing to get albums of unlimited number of pages. The shaped pages are made of material perfect to be decorated with scrapbooking tecniques, papers and glues. The carved pages are thought to be decorated and coloured with inks, watercolours, acrylic colours and other paint colours. The holes allow to use binding rings, but the pages are perfect for any binding tecniques, covering the holes while decorating. Set dimension 8 5/8 x 6 1/4 inches (22x17,5 cm) 3 shapes pages + 2 carved pages 2 designs, 1 each for carved page Compatible with same format sets of shaped and carved pages Ink, paint colour, glue compatible Designed for binding rings (not included) Suitable per any binding tecnique...

RANGER - Creative Journal. This journal is part of Dyan Reaveley's Dylusions Collection. The Small Standard Journal features durable, matte, white, heavy cardstock ideal for the application of Ink Sprays and techniques using water, inks, paints and mediums. Journal cover is made from sturdy chipboard and filled with 48 unlined pages and a string-tie envelope for storage. This Journal is 8.75x9x1 inch and features forty-eight 5x8 inch cardstock unlined pages of mixed media cardstock and one string-tie envelope.  This package includes one journal. 

Four main panels designed to be an interactive album structure with space to build. When closed, there are 3 inner sections approximately .75″ wide to allow for dimensional products. Structure when closed measures 6.75 x 8.5 x 2.375″. Magnetic closure on flap. Available in White & Black - each colour sold separately.

Hardcover Artist Drawing book in landscape format with snag-free double wire binding allowing you to open the book flat.40 sheets, 190gsm heavy weight, acid free paper. Ideal for pencil, ink, pastel, pen and gouache. 14.8x21cm size (A5 Size, Landscape).ABOUT FABRIANOVery few companies can claim a longer or more distinguished heritage than Fabriano. Dating back to 1264, the Fabriano mill’s fine arts papers were used and highly praised by Michelangelo. Fabrianese paper masters pioneered many of the processes now common in paper manufacture today, including the watermark and the technique of surface sheet gluing using gelatine. In 2002, Fabriano became part of the Fedrigoni Group, which backed it with significant new investments. The company is committed to renewable energy and makes extensive use of self-generated hydroelectric power. Still based in the Italian town of Fabriano, the company celebrates 750 years of quality paper made in the same place with the same passion...