Decorative Notebook Fresh 105×165 mm 64 pages, squared, TW binding, rabbit motif

Fresh decorative notebook sized 105×165 mm with 64 squared pages and TW (thread-welded) binding. The compact format and rabbit motif on the cover make this notebook suitable for everyday notes, lists, sketches and quick references. Its durable thread-welded binding keeps pages securely in place while allowing the notebook to open flat for convenient writing and drawing.

Advantages

The squared paper provides consistent guides for writing, drawing grids or planning layouts without interfering with visual clarity. The TW binding increases durability compared with simple glued spines and helps the notebook lie flat when opened. The compact 105×165 mm size fits into handbags, backpacks and jacket pockets, enabling portable use for school, office and personal organization. The decorative rabbit cover allows easy visual identification among other stationery items.

Suitable for

• Everyday note-taking and reminders
• To‑do lists and task planning
• Sketching, diagramming and graph-based work
• School notebooks and study notes
• Portable journal or idea capture

Key specifications

• Format: 105 × 165 mm
• Number of pages: 64
• Paper format: squared (graph/grid)
• Binding type: TW (thread-welded)
• Cover design: rabbit motif

How to use

Open the notebook and use the squared pages to write notes, draw diagrams or create lists. For neat handwriting and accurate sketches, align text with the grid lines. Use the first pages to create an index or table of contents if you want quick access to important entries. Store the notebook in a bag or pocket to keep it available for spontaneous ideas and reminders. Avoid exposure to moisture to maintain paper quality and extend the notebook’s lifespan.

Usage recommendations

Choose a pen or pencil that suits the paper weight to prevent bleed-through; ballpoint pens, gel pens with moderate ink flow or HB pencils are appropriate for most squared paper. For organized use, number pages or add tabs to separate sections for different subjects or projects.