Moleskine Cahier Set of 3 Pocket Plain Kraft
This Moleskine Plain Cahier - Kraft Cover (3 Set) is casual yet durable - a journal for all occasions. Its soft, light design fits in every pocket. A flexible cardboard cover houses the acid-free paper pages, while the thread stitching is visible on the spine. The back cover features a spacious pocket for notes or clippings, and the last 16 pages of each journal are detachable. Available in black or Kraft (tan brown), each set contains three notebooks and comes with a removable card detailing the history of Moleskines.
This Moleskine Plain Cahier - Kraft Cover (3 Set) is casual yet durable - a journal for all occasions. Its soft, light design fits in every pocket. A flexible cardboard cover houses the acid-free paper pages, while the thread stitching is visible on the spine. The back cover features a spacious pocket for notes or clippings, and the last 16 pages of each journal are detachable. Available in black or Kraft (tan brown), each set contains three notebooks and comes with a removable card detailing the history of Moleskines.
This Moleskine Plain Cahier - Kraft Cover (3 Set) is casual yet durable - a journal for all occasions. Its soft, light design fits in every pocket. A flexible cardboard cover houses the acid-free paper pages, while the thread stitching is visible on the spine. The back cover features a spacious pocket for notes or clippings, and the last 16 pages of each journal are detachable. Available in black or Kraft (tan brown), each set contains three notebooks and comes with a removable card detailing the history of Moleskines.
This Moleskine Plain Cahier - Kraft Cover (3 Set) is casual yet durable - a journal for all occasions. Its soft, light design fits in every pocket. A flexible cardboard cover houses the acid-free paper pages, while the thread stitching is visible on the spine. The back cover features a spacious pocket for notes or clippings, and the last 16 pages of each journal are detachable. Available in black or Kraft (tan brown), each set contains three notebooks and comes with a removable card detailing the history of Moleskines.
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Moleskine Cahier Notebook - Set of 3 - Plain - Pocket - Kraft, (QP413)
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originally posted on dickblick.com
I chose to give this product 3 Stars based on my current purchase (February 2014) I would have given it 5 Stars, however, I feel that the product has changed very slightly since my last bulk purchase in 2013. That slight change is huge in the kind of art work that I do.Since 2011, I have used the "Cashier Notebook" by Moleskine for my daily calligraphy practice--copying poetry, writing thoughts, bible study---you get the idea. I chose this book over my other favorite paper--white, college-ruled binder paper--because it didn't bleed through, the lines were perfect for my calligraphy skill level, the size of the book has a "good feel" to it, as does the cardboard cover and of course, the paper.I purchased a 3-pack in February because I used up all the books I ... MoreI chose to give this product 3 Stars based on my current purchase (February 2014) I would have given it 5 Stars, however, I feel that the product has changed very slightly since my last bulk purchase in 2013. That slight change is huge in the kind of art work that I do.Since 2011, I have used the "Cashier Notebook" by Moleskine for my daily calligraphy practice--copying poetry, writing thoughts, bible study---you get the idea. I chose this book over my other favorite paper--white, college-ruled binder paper--because it didn't bleed through, the lines were perfect for my calligraphy skill level, the size of the book has a "good feel" to it, as does the cardboard cover and of course, the paper.I purchased a 3-pack in February because I used up all the books I bought in 2013 (I buy in bulk). Since 2011, I have not noticed any fluctuation in paper style. In this current book, my ink bleeds through, (I used to be able to write on each side of the page), the paper seems silkier and has less weight. I compared it to an older book that I am not quite finished with--I am using the same ink, the same pen, and the ink does not bleed through, and there is more "tooth" to that paper.I have done a "Google search" seeing if other people are experiencing the same frustration. I wrote to Moleskine and there is a generic answer to the question, "Have you changed the paper?" Their answer is understandable (each production of paper is unique based on the temperature and the climate of the day that paper is made) but it does not solve my problem.I want the product to be consistent which is why I chose Moleskine over other brands. When you love paper and pens and ink as much as i do, you notice these little things. It is like getting a haircut and having a few pieces of hair not falling just right. It is bothersome and frustrating like a mosquito bite.I am going to finish up the book I am currently using (bleeding and slick) but i will probably not purchase these Moleskine Cashier books any longer. I will find another brand or make my own.
originally posted on milligram.com
Good for ball point pen. Paper feels very nice. However, do not buy if you use fountain pen, at least the LAMY ink leaks through the paper. It would be helpful if this was mentioned in the description of the product, for which I am giving 2 stars.
originally posted on milligram.com
Love these as use them for notes when out doing photography and have introduced my granddaughter to photography and using these note books to help her learn the craft.
| Variant | |
| layout | PLAIN |
| color | KRAFT |
Moleskine Cahier Notebook - Set of 3 - Plain - Pocket - Kraft, (QP413)
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
"Moleskine Plain Cahier - Kraft Cover (3 Set)"
Delivery by 18 Sept $11.01
Moleskine Plain Cahier - Kraft Cover (3 Set) Moleskine Cahier Mixed Media Product
Delivery $11.24
Moleskine Cahier Pocket Journal 90X140 Kraft - Plain
Delivery $25
Moleskine Cahiers Journals Çizgili Defter 9x14 64 Sayfa Kraft Brown 3'lü Set
I chose to give this product 3 Stars based on my current purchase (February 2014) I would have given it 5 Stars, however, I feel that the product has changed very slightly since my last bulk purchase in 2013. That slight change is huge in the kind of art work that I do.Since 2011, I have used the "Cashier Notebook" by Moleskine for my daily calligraphy practice--copying poetry, writing thoughts, bible study---you get the idea. I chose this book over my other favorite paper--white, college-ruled binder paper--because it didn't bleed through, the lines were perfect for my calligraphy skill level, the size of the book has a "good feel" to it, as does the cardboard cover and of course, the paper.I purchased a 3-pack in February because I used up all the books I ... MoreI chose to give this product 3 Stars based on my current purchase (February 2014) I would have given it 5 Stars, however, I feel that the product has changed very slightly since my last bulk purchase in 2013. That slight change is huge in the kind of art work that I do.Since 2011, I have used the "Cashier Notebook" by Moleskine for my daily calligraphy practice--copying poetry, writing thoughts, bible study---you get the idea. I chose this book over my other favorite paper--white, college-ruled binder paper--because it didn't bleed through, the lines were perfect for my calligraphy skill level, the size of the book has a "good feel" to it, as does the cardboard cover and of course, the paper.I purchased a 3-pack in February because I used up all the books I bought in 2013 (I buy in bulk). Since 2011, I have not noticed any fluctuation in paper style. In this current book, my ink bleeds through, (I used to be able to write on each side of the page), the paper seems silkier and has less weight. I compared it to an older book that I am not quite finished with--I am using the same ink, the same pen, and the ink does not bleed through, and there is more "tooth" to that paper.I have done a "Google search" seeing if other people are experiencing the same frustration. I wrote to Moleskine and there is a generic answer to the question, "Have you changed the paper?" Their answer is understandable (each production of paper is unique based on the temperature and the climate of the day that paper is made) but it does not solve my problem.I want the product to be consistent which is why I chose Moleskine over other brands. When you love paper and pens and ink as much as i do, you notice these little things. It is like getting a haircut and having a few pieces of hair not falling just right. It is bothersome and frustrating like a mosquito bite.I am going to finish up the book I am currently using (bleeding and slick) but i will probably not purchase these Moleskine Cashier books any longer. I will find another brand or make my own.
Good for ball point pen. Paper feels very nice. However, do not buy if you use fountain pen, at least the LAMY ink leaks through the paper. It would be helpful if this was mentioned in the description of the product, for which I am giving 2 stars.
Love these as use them for notes when out doing photography and have introduced my granddaughter to photography and using these note books to help her learn the craft.
I bought these little journals to do some 5-minute Nature Journaling! The paper is lovely, takes pen or pencil equally well. The cover is a sturdy cardboard that can be labeled/decorated as you wish. Two surprises: a pocket inside front cover and a few perforated pages at the back! Well worth the price!
I use the notebook as my work record book. I love the size and blank pages, but for my needs two things would make it better-I often use gel ballpoint pens. The paper feels nice but is a little thin. Writing is visible through the page. Not so visible to make it unusable, but definitely distracting. Second, as a lefty, it's easy to smear my writing as I go. Paper that absorbs faster would be nice, though I've not yet found a paper that does this well.Overall I really like it. The pocket is great and the perforation on the last pages is a nice touch.
I bought these because the fit perfectly inside my shirt pocket or my zippered Bible cover - something personal I carry with me regardless of where I'm going. Often times I like to take notes and include a sketch while I am out. Granted, these are not vellum and they are most likely not going to be framed but their size and convenience are the point. When I have an idea, it is ready to hand to capture an idea for something I'd like to work on later. The inside paper is good and the heavy, protective paper cover has a good feel.
Multiple uses including sketching, journaling and organized record keeping. I appreciate that even stamped images do not bleed through to the next page.
I use these blank journals for everyday note-taking and video tutorial notes. Perfect size and paper weight, plus it has a pocket inside the back cover. I hope Blick never stops carrying these.
I've used graded notebooks for years now. I like the gridded paper because they allow me to draw small diagrams easily (I work in IT) and the paper is of high quality, lending some clarity to my awful handwriting. The notebooks themselves are very well made and exactly the right size for my needs.
Well, Im not gonna lie, the description made me think that each of the sketchbooks were gonna have 96 sheets (192 ÷ 2 = 96. 96 per book) instead, the three books make a total of 192 pages (32 sheets per book = 64 pages. 64 x 3 = 192) They are describing the 3 books as one product. But they are exactly the dimensions they are described with. It was just a little misunderstanding with the amount of sheets. They feel high quality, as expected of moleskine.I paid 17+ dollars with the shipping and the tax. For one more dollar I could have gotten the big moleskine sketchbook at a local art store. 17 is not worth it, but 9.50 definitely is, so if you can get to a target, I recommend buying it in store. The shipping makes it not very worth it.
| Variant | |
| layout | PLAIN |
| color | KRAFT |