RSSPrint your own Moleskine pages
Posted by Becky Stern |
Apr 1, 2009 07:12 AM
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I'm going to regret asking this, but is this just April fools or what? The web page doesn't actually let you print on a custom-ordered Moleskine, which would be amazing. It's just generating a formatted page to print and glue in to your Moleskine. Is this any different than making your own word document? Am I a sucker?
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Yeah uhhh suckered here too - I think they want you to glue them in? But I tried this mod once on a moleskin and the extra thickness of a 2/1 add on (2 new pages glued front and back on 1 bound page) on just 8 pages popped the binding in 1 week of back pocket use.
I had my hopes up and everything... :-(
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I saw this story floating around late May, so probably not an April Fools' joke.
Never did figure out how they expected you to attach the pages though...
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I'd guess it's an April fool's joke. The cost to custom print one Moleskine would be high.
I just print my lines on HP 32# laser paper and bind it with cerlox combs for my notebooks. I love the bindings, feel, and sizes of Moleskines but the paper is just too crappy for a fountain pen.
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