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marshy
> 24 hourIts gorgeous. It has exceeded my expectations.
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J. H.
> 24 hourGranddaughter loves this for her journal!
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Kindle Customer
> 24 hourPurchased this notebook to use as my first bullet journal. I absolutely love it. The paper is of nice quality and thick enough that my Staedtler fineliners dont bleed or shadow. The doodles imprinted on the cover are super cute, too. Ill definitely be buying another one when this notebook is full!
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Amy Klovski
> 24 hourI bought this journal to use as a type of Bullet Journal and I love Purple complimented by bright green! The quality on this book is amazing. The pen test page is great (I wish it had dots though), I tested all types of pens and I was surprised by how well it handled a few of the known trouble makers. The cover has a rich feel, it lays flat and the index and key pages are designed in a way that stays true to the playful theme of the company while still maintaining complete functionality. I paid full price for my journal and I plan to buy another color... probably before I need too.
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Starstress
> 24 hourAfter looking and reading around I saw this was the best rated and decently priced. The cover is cute and thick but sadly the pages inside dont hold up my tombows and pens for regular writing... Using them lightly they still bleed through so do alot of other markers/regular ballpoint pens I use. Im not a heavy writer either. Im still going to use it, just sucks I can see easily under my drawings/writings of the page behind it. Some stuff even bled through to other page. Still cute and Im sure it has thicker pages then other journals at this price. Maybe I even just got a faulty one. Markers- tombow dual brush Pens-Sakura micron 01,03,05 Also it did arrive on time and in perfect shape because of how wrapped and very well boxed it was.
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S. Malone
> 24 hourGreat journal!
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Nancy Bartosz
> 24 hourEvery thing it was described to be. Love the cover.
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Alex
> 24 hourI needed a new notebook for my UX work so my requirements were relatively simple: 1) Needed to have a dot grid pattern 2) Needed to have an index for projects 3) Needed to withstand the use of markers for adding touches of color without ghosting The STM notebook hit all 3 marks easily. I have previously used a Leuchtturm which I do love, but I too often could see what I had written on the reverse side. The thicker paper used in STM solves this issue with ease. The pages feel smooth and have a thin cardstock weight to them, so be aware of that if it matters to you. While I do prefer the very slight textured feel of the Leuchtturms paper, it wasnt a requirement for me. I have not used the journal extensively, so I cannot attest to its long-term durability yet. That said, it feels like it should hold up just fine. Overall, I am very pleased with the purchase and will definitely buy this again in the future. UPDATE: After using this journal for a little while, I have determined that I will be switching back to a Leuchtturm. There isnt anything outright wrong with the STM journal, I just am not a huge fan of the paper in terms of texture and color.
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M. Boggan
> 24 hourThis is my second STM journal. The first is my everyday bullet journal. I am using this one for my novel writing bullet journal. I love the STM journals. The paper is smooth and durable. They are a good thickness too. For the price you cant beat them.
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Carrie Kellie
> 24 hourI absolutely love STM journals so I was excited to receive my new one after the new restock. This new restock has new paper and is 100% prone to smudging. It has a rather pungent smell as well. To say I’m disappointed is an understatement. If I hadn’t written anything in it I would’ve returned this already. Do not buy these journals unless you’re ok with smudges. Sakura Microns smudge, Muji gel pens smudge, Pentel sign brush pens smudge, PENCILS SMUDGE, and forget erasing anything. I’m heartbroken that I spent $20 on a journal of this low quality.