Bullet Dotted Journal Dot Grid Notebook | A5 Daily Journaling Notebooks for Personal Writing, Work, Women | 160gsm Thick Paper, Hard cover, Lay Flat Binding | 5x7 Journals Cuaderno Libretas de apuntes Pro (160gsm) Lavender

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  C. OKeefe

  30 de diciembre de 2018

  Very Nice Journal

  I do the whole bullet journal thing and I like to draw in addition to the layouts, trackers and grids. So I can be pretty hard on my journal. This past year I've used a Leuchtturm 1917, which plenty of people swear by. I enjoyed using it very much and though there was a lot of ghosting, I never had any serious bleed through. The biggest positive for it compared to others is the many color choices.For my 2019 journal I wanted to get something comparable, maybe even better. But there are so many options I decided to test out just two and pick whichever worked best. I decided on this, the Scribbles That Matter-pro version (more expensive) and the Minimalism Art Premium (less expensive). They both have numbered pages, contents pages, two bookmarks and a pocket in the back. I sat down with both and did a pen/marker test. Honestly both of them impressed me very much.The Scribbles That Matter journal held up well to my pen test in terms of ghosting. It's a slightly thicker paper with a lovely cream color. It ghosts less than the Leuchtturm 1917, however it will start to bleed (barely) if you go over a maker line a couple times (I used crayola supertips and a zebra mildliner). I am going to assume it will do at least as good as my Leuchtturm (which did bleed a bit but only with many passes of a brush marker). The feel of the cover is pleasant, a little more "velvety" feeling than the other two journals. I just wish there were more color choices!If you want a super thick paper with minimal bleeding, and you don't mind ghosting, the Minimalism Art Premium journal is a good choice. If you aren't heavy handed with your markers (lots of drawing) and you're looking for something with less ghosting than the Leuchtturm 1917, get Scribbles That Matter. Overall, I like both journals, but because ghosting bothers me and it will hold up to my drawing at least as good as my Leuchtturm 1917, I'll be choosing the Scribbles That Matter pro for my 2019 bullet journal. I will find another use for the Minimalism Art journal, however, as it's a great journal for the price.Ver másVer menos

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  cburckhart

  Best notebook ever!

  OK so I’ve been bullet journaling for a really long time and I’ve had many notebooks and I love them all but the best one I’ve ever had was the Leuchtturm notebook so this year for 2020 I was going to get that one again but then I decided that there was something of it that I didn’t like and it was that it always bleed and ghosts in the pages so I decided that I wanted to try out a new notebook and I couldn’t decide which one I wanted so when I was looking for a new bujo online I found the scribbles that matter one and I was about to purchase it but then when I read the reviews they were kind of whack and I wasnt sure if I should get it or not so then i watched a lot of YouTube videos of it and I decided that i was going to try it out and if it turned out bad I would have to deal with it since it was my decision. When it arrived I was super excited And I opened it an all and I was super happy and then when I open the first page I was like OK this is nothing like in the photos this is BETTER so then I start going through the pages and flipping around and I really love the paper quality it is super thick and compact and I decided to use the pen test page and try it out. Let me tell you, I even tried my sharpie! and it didn’t even ghost our bled at all.and I opened it and all I know was super happy and then when I open the first page I was like OK this is nothing like in the photos this is better so then I start scrolling through the pages and flipping around flip through and I really love the paper quality is super thick and I tried my sharpie and it didn’t even bleed or ghost! then I realize that I love the pages because they have this super cute font which is actually my favorite font and it’s like way better than the font that’s in the pictures because the pictures feel like a very weird font and the Pen test page in the videos didn’t have dots and it actually has! and the key is way better and yeah just look at the pictures it’s a literally the best journal I’ve ever bought so definitely would buy again! So totally worth it and the best 22$ I’ve ever spent! Totally would recommend! Love love love the notebook!Ver másVer menos

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  Kelly

  Robust journal with thick pages!

  I bought this journal to try after my go to Tumbitri Meri only had limited colors, most the colors in stock I had purchased previous years.Here's what I like about the STM journals:Thick 160gsm pages that do not bleed through. I use a mixture of fountain pens, glass nib pens, brush tip markers, and ink pens for my bullet journals and found these pages do not show ghosting from the opposite page.Standard grid size of 27 dots across by 39 dots down. I don't have to rethink my layouts that worked in the past. An added bonus is the middle dot is marked by a small line rather than dot, with a + for the absolute middle of the page, so I can quickly find the center of the pages if my design needs to start there.The STM includes index pages, a back pocket, and pen test pages in the back. The back pocket I can live without since I typically have a cover over my journal, but the pen test pages are nice and the index I would consider recommended in bullet journals.Some cons:Cover is soft, which I love, but also will "dent" easily. The rubber closure of the book already created a mark on the binder, but with my journal cover I won't be using the elastic band, and the cover will protect my journal.I could live without the pen that comes with the book. I have my go-to pens and while it's nice they included a pen, it's not one I would use daily.The STM journal only has149 dotted pages (not counting index or pen test pages). My Tumbitri Meri had 220 pages (again not including index), with pages at the back that were removable. There are no removable pages in the STM, which is OK but I did like that feature in my old journals.I have gotten to the point that I don't think one journal will get me through a year of bullet journaling, so I will need at least two for my year. So, for the cost, this journal will be a good alternative, but I wish there was a journal that had about 250 pages. :)I have had no issues with the glue sticking pages together, but I have only purchased the Pro 160 gsm journal, I don't know if others have had issues with the Iconic or 120gsm books. I have heard others have seen this.Pages are bright! For me this is not an issue, I can see the dots well, but if others are looking for more off-white or cream pages, this one is not it.All in all, I recommend the STM books. I love the variety of colors and paper weight choices they have and am overall happy with my switch to these journals. With a few additions (removeable pages, 250 pages total) this journal would be my perfect journal.
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  Rachael

  4 de octubre de 2020

  Beyond worth it

  I’ve had my eye on Scribbles that Matter for a little over 2 years now. Before, I wasn’t jumping to buy one because I didn’t need an index for the way I do my bullet journal, but when there was something I DID need an index for, this was the journal I wanted for it. I’m so glad I did because this is an amazing bullet journal! Mine arrived in this cute, sturdy cardboard slip case with doodles on it, and even came with a Scribbles that Matter fineliner!The paper is incredibly smooth and really thick. I’m used to using 100/120 GSM, so 160 GSM is the thickest I’ve ever had, and there is no bleed-through, no ghosting, nothing!!! Much like many others, I use pencil to outline everything before I ink the page up and it is remarkably easy to erase any mistakes in this journal!! I’m about 60 pages in and I have yet to run into the issue of accidentally crinkling a page when I’m erasing something.If you’re new to bullet journaling, a BuJo vet, or just want a nice, reliable journal to use, I definitely recommend this one. If I could give 6 stars, I would! One thing I should note, however, is that because of the fact the journal comes with the elastic closure around the cover and perhaps because it’s been stored for however long in the wear-house, there is a small imprint of the band on the top and bottom of the cover. It’s barely noticeable, and entirely cosmetic. It doesn’t ruin the integrity or quality of the journal itself, but I know there are some people that like to be aware of this beforehand. It’s still an amazing journal and I couldn’t recommend it enough!Ver másVer menos

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  krazycat

  17 de julio de 2020

  One of the best journals I've found

  PROS- Paper quality- Very thick, so no bleeding (160gsm). This is high on my priority list. Hard to read handwriting when you can also read the writing on the other side of the page.- Paper is a bright white. This is a personal preference. I prefer bright white paper rather than cream color paper.- Texture is nice. Writing with Pilot G2 ultra fine is very smooth- Construction- Quality binding. Stitched not glued. It looks like it hold together well.- Pages mostly lay flat (much more so than other journals I've owned that were advertised as lay-flat).- If you like pen loops, it is attached with a rivet rather than glue. So probably sturdy.- The name of the journal amuses me. It is debossed on the spine and on the bottom of the back cover. I prefer the spine to be plain to make labeling more neat. I would keep the debossing on the bottom of the back cover. I feel it is an added touch that speaks to the quality and effort put into the design and manufacturing.- The inside cover is well glued. I don't see any places where it looks like it is coming undone. No bubbles.- Features- 2 ribbon markers. One dark and one light so they are easy to distinguish.- Large back pocket (no labels included)- Dots are visible but not so dark as to distract from the text.- Pages numbered in an unobtrusive san serif font the same color and as the dots. I prefer numbered pages so I don't have to manually number pages to start a collection farther into the book and also know what to put in the index.- If you use for bullet journaling, there is a key page. It has a section for bullets and a section for color codes.- Ample index rows (3 pages worth)- Last page is a pen test page. Although the last page can be used for testing pens in all journals, this one is neatly labeled as such so I don't feel guilty about making random marks for no apparent reason. The only improvement would be to make this one page perforated so that it could be neatly removed when the journal is complete.- 152 pages (not including index and key pages)- 153 pages if you include the pen test page- First 'page' has place to record journal owner, start date, and end date- I appreciate the whimsy of the illustrations on the cover linings, index,and key page. And that it is subtle enough to be able to use the journal in a business setting without being overtly whimsical.CONSThese are strictly due to personal preferences not quality problems.- Pen loopI prefer to not have a pen loop because I use a cloth pen holder that fits over the front cover (elastic band) that holds multiple pens. I use one journal for work and home. So need 1 color for home entries and 1 color for work entries to quickly distinguish entries without reading the entire entry. I tried keeping separate books, but it was too much work and became a chore.For those that like pen loops, it is tight. Fitting a Pilot G2 is tricky.Not having a loopless option is the only reason I didn't give 5 stars. They are just vestigial if you don't use them. However the overall quality of the rest of the journal is good enough to tolerate the loop.I will say, having the loop affixed with a rivet is nice. If I'm going to have a feature that annoys me, I rather it be well constructed.- CoverI would like a hard cover. This cover isn't soft, but it isn't completely rigid. It bends slightly, so using a ruler on pages in the beginning of the book can be tricky. I propped up the cover using my old journal so it had support and was level the ruler would lay flat.- ColorLimited color selectionWARNINGThe Bottle Green journal is not quite as dark as in the picture.
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  Kayla McCarthy

  7 de agosto de 2019

  Love a new journal

  I love almost everything about this journal. I like the pro option so much, while the doodles are cute on the regular journals, it was too cutesy for me. As soon as I saw the new plain cover I had to have one. The cover feels good to the touch, and seems pretty sturdy but I feel like the binding covering on mine isnt really attached which could be a one off defect but does detract from the sense of quality a bit. The pages are nice and thick, no ghosting or bleeding so far with any of the pens/markers I've used in it. I like the dedicated pages for the key, index, and pen tester, though I only really ever use the latter. It's good for those beginning their first bujo or who are changing up their system. Pages are bright white, which is not usually my favorite but makes the colors I use really vibrant and lovely. Definitely one of my favorite journals I've tried so far.Ver másVer menos

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