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Sweater Weather & Quills

A fun journal to keep you busy during the cozy months

For the Autumn at heart. Grab your trusty quill or writing instrument of choice and write! As the leaves change and tumble to the ground, think about those wonderful things which make you warm inside. Make this your happy place. 

The journal includes two pages of prompts to get the creativity flowing and 100 blank dot-matrix pages for writing or sketching.

Buy it today! Use promo code FALL10 to take 10% off today and tomorrow.

Coil Bound Edition

Paperback Edition

October Challenge

I am going to write and sketch in my coil bound proof copy once a day for the entire month of October. Can I do it after two and a half years of pandemic reduced creativity? Only the days ahead will tell. I'll check back in for a mid-month update to let you know how it's going. Believe me when I say that this oh-so-wonderful pandemic has put a damper on my creativity!





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