Unboxing pure joy today! I finally got my hands on some pieces from Marigona Suli Art on Etsy, and in person, the details are even more magical.

From the ghosties to the gorgeous stationery, I love every single thing! 🥹✨

New stationery goodies to brighten up the week. Support independent artists! 🎨💖

I need to show off my new leather journal cover! Forest Nine did a limited Halloween release and I’ve been eying her covers for a while now and I grabbed an A5 trifold in mauve and I also happened to have the Dusty Rose notebook from Leuctrumm and it’s perfect. This is my first one and I’m so in love with it.

After I did damage at BunguLA I had to make room for my loot ((smile)) and I meandered my way down the aisles in Michael's. I need to get dimensions of my rubber stamps for someone to build me another Letterpress Tray... but until then these will do.

This isn't all of my stamps or washi & PET tape, it's just what I have as overflow for now. I am putting supplies together for my Pen & Paper Socials next month.

Order just came in! I love the small size of these for carrying with me in my pocket to sketch anywhere.

It has 18 pages of heavy-weight paper.

I made with thing that I already had at home.

Hey! Recently I decided to try making my own cheap refill for my Paper Republic leather cover. Blank pages are going well, but paper with dotted or squared patterns is not so obvious. Which printer should I choose for this? I first tried an inkjet printer because of the low cost per page, and with inks I can do more than just print patterns. The dot quality at 0.25 mm diameter was not perfect, but good enough. However, when printing a lot of text, I wasn’t happy with some of the fonts, as they were not crisp enough. I’m wondering whether it would be different with a laser printer, or is it more a question of the quality of the particular printer than of the technology? If I want crisper text, will a better inkjet do the job, or do I need to buy a laser one? Any advice would be much appreciated

I use an Epson EcoTank L1270 with Mondi Color Copy paper

I see people create prints, stickers, stories, recipes... There's a bunch of things that can come with one mail club.

But if you had to pick a favorite, one thing that really releases that rush of happiness when you open and see it, what would it be?

Hi everyone!

Love the idea of having a refillable journal, as I regularly carry around several notebooks and it would be really nice keeping them all together.

I've seen lots of different options and budgets for refillable journals, though I don't want to buy brand new leather.

I'm looking for an option that is either vegan leather or leather looking, or real leather that is recycled and re-purposed.

I really like how the leather journals look, I just don't want to buy brand new leather.

My budget is around £30-50 maximum, as some journals I'm seeing a very luxury prices.

Thank you!

I’m looking for the 5-year Hobonichi that starts in 2025. I prefer an A5 but would gladly take an A6.

TYSM

I’m preparing for all the good holiday deals this year and would love to hear your favorite stationery stores that offer sales. Stationery is my love but it can get expensive quick haha! 🙏💕

I am looking for a file pocket or something similar to the picture to hold cards, envelopes, and random scraps of paper I collect and can't let go of. I don't really want to buy a plastic one, but I am not sure what other options there are. If it has to be plastic, I would prefer something sturdy and durable.

I have a fair number of fountain pens now but they are not always ideal for the office so I wanted to know what pen replaced the ubiquitous disposable ballpoint for you and why you love it

Where do y'all buy your hyper specific Japanese gelpens in the Netherlands? And where do you wish you could get them?

I like pens, markers, color pencils… 🫣
I’ll buy supplies that are either on clearance or discounted.

EDIT: These are items that I’ve purchased in increments since 2026. I don’t intend on using all these supplies. I intend to donate these to classrooms, primarily my old high school, which didn’t have an art class before.
I also plan on giving these as stocking stuffers for the holidays and upcoming birthdays.

Here’s another one of my Halloween letters, this one is Sanrio themed and I made it with Daiso stickers. When I finish my letters I like to put goodies in them before closing them and sending them through USPS.

I’ll go drop it off tomorrow after work if I’m not too tired 🥹

Edit: Thank you all for your answers, they're really helpful. I got me some Clickarts and they are on the way. :) While I really like the saturated colors, I couldn't resist and bought the pastell set too...

Hello!

I'm still very new to stationary and the overconsumation trap might open its maw.

I love the Zebra Highlighters and how much I can do with the two tips, also the colors are gorgeous and wonderful to mix and match.

Now Zebra also has these Clickart Marker Pens and I don't really get the difference between these and Highlighters (the small tip I mean).

So for a person who likes to doodle, decorate the journal and so on but ISN'T interested in coloring books or serious drawing: Are the Clickart Marker Pens a reasonably addition or just a waste of money?

Thank you in advance for answers. I understand if some stationary lovers go by 'one can never have too much pens' but I would appreciate a more...uh...reasonable approach.

Hello!

I've been on the hunt for cute stickers to add to my journal for when I do my nails and dye my hair. I ended up buying one of the icon stickers from TCMC, but I'd like something cuter. I haven't found anything that matches what I'm searching for. Any suggestions are welcome. Thank you!

Hey y’all! Happy Sunday! I am very excited for my birthday coming up next month, and I know I will be making a big purchase at Jet Pens to celebrate my golden birthday! I would love to get some of your recommendations and suggestions. Things you love to use every day, stickers that make you smile, washi tapes, etc!

I love journaling, junk journaling, doodling and I am a student so I also looooooove taking notes! I am also a huge fountain pen and ink fan. I have 3 fountain pens; a Kaweco student, a Lamy Al star, and a kakuno. Getting another fountain pen is not on my plans, but that could change……

Thank you so much in advance! I promise to share a haul of whatever I end up getting 🤞🏻

I'm being overly picky with this however finding a supplier would be really satisfying.

I wanna draw a graph leaving a 15mm boarder around it for labeling and other notation.

For simpler/accurate markings I want at least 1 of the lengths a multiple of 100mm

In short I found that C5 paper works well for this, it being 229mm by 162mm (close enough to 230mm)

this means 230-15mm -15mm = 200mm of length the x axis, hence I can cleanly mark every centimeter with a ruler.

the y would be a little obscure at 132mm but I can just assume it goes to 10cm with room for excess.

Anyway this is just a tangent of my actual question,

Can you buy ISO C5 size paper (non-envelope) from any suppliers?

As every supplier listing this size uses it for envelopes, but not just a standard piece of paper.
(yes I am aware that's intended purpose of ISO type C)

My bootleg solution is to buy a B5 packet then cut it down to size but that just seems wasteful and expensive/time-consuming.

Heading down to Vancouver this November! I’m planning out my itinerary and would love to hear your personal favorites or absolute go-to spots for stationery, notebooks, or journals around the city.

I’m particularly on the lookout for unique independent shops, hidden gems, or cozy local boutiques that showcase the work of Canadian or domestic artists.

If there are any specific neighborhoods known for a good arts-and-crafts or boutique scene, please share! Appreciate any insights from the community.

Super excited to use these! Family member got them for me as a surprise gift :)