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Highlighters: D&S Erasable Highlighters
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  • Pens and Stationery

Highlighters: D&S Erasable Highlighters

  • curlytea
  • June 26, 2019
Stationery alert! For those looking for non-friction erasable highlighters that don’t necessarily look like a […]
Study Notebook (v1) is here
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  • Pens and Stationery
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Study Notebook (v1) is here

  • curlytea
Study Notebook (version 1) is here! This Study Notebook allows you to take notes, save […]
2019 Calendar Pages!
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  • Pens and Stationery
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2019 Calendar Pages!

  • curlytea
2019 Calendar Pages! This version is the clean/plain 2019 Calendar pages from January – December […]
Adding color – Inktober2017
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  • Markers

Adding color – Inktober2017

  • curlytea
  • October 19, 2017
Trying to add some color to my pitiful #pigpen doodle for Inktober2017.😂. Aww, this is […]
Ice Blue – Darice Studio 71 Markers
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  • Markers

Ice Blue – Darice Studio 71 Markers

  • curlytea
  • October 14, 2017
This is another beautiful color, this time from Darice’s Studio 71 marker pack 😚. Like […]
Finecolour BRUSH markers – First Impression
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  • Markers
  • Pens and Stationery

Finecolour BRUSH markers – First Impression

  • curlytea
  • October 3, 2017
Expanded post from MY INSTAGRAM: Zomg, Finecolour BRUSH markers! Holy crap! These #markers are so […]
New Studio 71 markers!
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  • Markers

New Studio 71 markers!

  • curlytea
  • September 22, 2017
FROM MY INSTAGRAM: New Studio 71 markers arrived! I like these too! The nibs aren’t […]
Alcohol Markers: Winsor and Newton Brushmarkers Review
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  • Markers
  • Pens and Stationery

Alcohol Markers: Winsor and Newton Brushmarkers Review

  • curlytea
  • September 17, 2017
Winsor and Newton Brushmarkers come in 72 colors and they have no trouble blending with […]
DIY Sketchbook Complete!
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  • Pens and Stationery

DIY Sketchbook Complete!

  • curlytea
  • September 9, 2017
Forgot to post a pic of the finished DIY sketchbook!
Shinhan Touch Markers!
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  • Markers
  • Pens and Stationery

Shinhan Touch Markers!

  • curlytea
  • August 31, 2017
Oh. My. Gah! Major Copic competition in the form of Shinhan Touch markers 😮. (ATTENTION: […]
Alcohol Markers: Color Combo Chart Testing #1
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  • Markers
  • Pens and Stationery

Alcohol Markers: Color Combo Chart Testing #1

  • curlytea
  • August 19, 2017
FROM INSTAGRAM: Working on color combination swatches with #copic and #winsorandnewton #markers. 😊 I’m loving […]
For Card Stock, the GSM Number and Grade Are Most Important
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  • Pens and Stationery

For Card Stock, the GSM Number and Grade Are Most Important

  • curlytea
  • August 11, 2017
I've recently learned the "lb" number printed on the front of a pack of card stock should be ignored and that the g/m2 (gsm) number is what should get your…
Winsor & Newton Brushmarkers at Jerry’s Artarama
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  • Markers
  • Pens and Stationery

Winsor & Newton Brushmarkers at Jerry’s Artarama

  • curlytea
  • August 7, 2017
FROM INSTAGRAM: @jerrysartarama has the Winsor & Newton #Brushmarkers for $3.49. Some of the colors […]
New Winsor & Newton Brushmarkers! Eeeee!
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  • Markers
  • Pens and Stationery

New Winsor & Newton Brushmarkers! Eeeee!

  • curlytea
  • August 4, 2017
From INSTAGRAM: New Winsor & Newton #Brushmarkers! Eeee! 😁 So happy! Each brushmarker I purchased […]
Stationery: Storing Hard Copy Versions of DIY Recipes
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  • Pens
  • Pens and Stationery

Stationery: Storing Hard Copy Versions of DIY Recipes

  • curlytea
  • March 29, 2017
Do you guys know why I'm so focused on pens and other stationery in addition to DIY recipes recently? I create a lot of DIY haircare and skincare recipes to…
Review: Le Pen Technical Drawing Pens
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  • Pens
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Review: Le Pen Technical Drawing Pens

  • curlytea
  • March 28, 2017
To my planner and journaling people, I've been using some great pens recently! Like some of you, I too have specific qualities I look for when using pens to study,…

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