Ban.do Floral Rough Draft Large Spiral Notebook, 11″ x 9″ with Pockets and 160 College Ruled Pages, Strawberry Fields

Price: $15.95
(as of Mar 17,2022 22:22:12 UTC – Details)

ban.do Pocket Notebook with 160 Lined Pages Includes double sided pocket page 100 GSM wood-free paper Metal wire-o bound 160 lined, perforated pages Measures 11 inches x 9 inches Special centerfold page Big ideas need big space. Sometimes the rough draft mini notebook is a little too mini to fit your huge ideas. Enter the rough draft large notebook. Let your ideas grow bigger and bigger, bound by a thick cover and a classic gold spiral. Replace your boring notepad with this shiny glitter notebook – it’s perfect to write down your to do list, to use as a women’s journal, kids notebook, or as the cutest college supplies.
Includes 160 Lined Pages : Hardcover spiral notebook includes 160 lined pages for all those thoughts, ideas, to do lists, field notes, and feelings you want to get out of your brain. Each page has a perforated edge that lets you rip the pages out easily to show off your doodles and thoughts
Durable Spiral Design : Notebook is bound by metal wire to provide added durability as you travel from point A to point B. The spiral bound notebook also has a thick blue hardcover that features a pretty floral and strawberry pattern
Easy Organization : Each page of this lined notebook has the ban.do logo and a space for the date, which makes it perfect to use as a meeting notebook or travel notebook to document important days. Includes a double sided pocket page for storing loose items (and makes desk organization a breeeeze)
Bonus Features : Notepad has metal spirals, a pocket page, and an adorable centerfold that helps break up the mundane. You’ll never want to be without one of these spiral notebooks again. And why should you? You’re gonna need a place to jot down all of those brilliant ideas!
Standard Size : Spiral notebook measures 11 inches (27.9 cm) long x 9 inches (22.9 cm) wide. With all that extra space you can work through even the toughest of writer’s blocks…or you can play a quick game of MASH instead. Both are valid options.