Mandala Pattern Color My Cover Notebook Blank Journal Diary Memoir Log Logue

Download or read book Mandala Pattern - Color My Cover Notebook: Blank Journal Diary Memoir Log Logue written by N. D. Author Services and published by CMC 150 Lined. This book was released on 2019-03-10 with total page 160 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Find variations by searching the Title or the first two / three terms of the Series Title. There is nothing like the feel of pen/pencil on paper for your thoughts, dreams, experiences and life events recorded in the moment. Use this blank book for a diary, journal, field notes, memoirs, travel logs, etc. Yes, it is designed for any of these needs and more. 150+ white pgs. with 60% gray lines for writing guides. Also includes: blank field title page to fill in 6-page blank table of contents for later reference entries blank headers to fill in by the page See other designs - and cover design-matched internal formats - available from "N.D. Author Services" in its multiple series of 600, 365 or 150 page Mega-Journals, Journals, Notebooks, Sketchbooks, etc. Many available in Blank, Grid, Hex, Lined, Meeting, Planner, Sketch and other interior formats. Over 11,000 individual variations across pg. count + cover design + interior format as of 2019. N.D. Author Services [NDAS] serves independent authors and self-publishers, organizations, businesses, corporations and government divisions globally. Services include editing, layout (print, ebook, cms content, etc.), covers (premade and custom), mockups and information graphics, plus other custom services. RECOMMENDATIONS: consider coating your cover after (and even before) coloring if using feltpens or watercolors. Even coat your cover after using crayons or art pencils. Insert blank 11"x8.5" paper behind front and back cover. Place on fully paper surface to protect work space and book. Lightly spray the cover with aerosol finishing spay available at most art/craft stores. 3 light coats is better than one heavy coating. Do front and back separately. Allow each separate coating to fully dry before proceeding. Coat the spine last with both inserts in place.